The upcoming film “Alien: Romulus” carries significant anticipation as it marks the first release from the “Alien” franchise by Fox since their acquisition by Disney. The studio is banking on a reception akin to that of the successful “Planet of the Apes: Kingdom of the Apes.” With an upcoming “Alien” TV series in development, enthusiasts are optimistic about the potential resurgence of this beloved franchise.
Nicole Stott, a seasoned NASA astronaut with two spaceflights and 104 days spent in space, recently shared her experiences with Will Sayre of MovieWeb. During her tenure with NASA, she became the tenth woman to perform a spacewalk, the first person to operate the ISS robotic arm, created the first watercolor painting in space, and worked alongside international crewmembers for the betterment of all life on Earth. In addition to her time in space, Nicole served as a crewmember on an 18-day underwater mission at the Aquarius undersea laboratory, preparing for future spaceflights.
In keeping with Proximus Caesar’s word, an exciting day awaits fans of a renowned sci-fi saga. Indeed, Wes Ball’s acclaimed summer blockbuster, “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes,” is now available for streaming on Hulu beginning August 2, 2024. This highly anticipated installment in the “Planet of the Apes” franchise marks the film’s debut on the popular streaming platform, following a three-month theatrical release that commenced on May 10, 2024. Remarkably, “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes” is among the successful early releases in the summer movie season of 2024.
As a film enthusiast, I’ve been captivated by Hollywood’s long-standing tradition of producing thought-provoking and boundary-pushing films with R-ratings. For decades, these movies have left a lasting impression on me and countless others. From timeless classics like “Animal House” and “Taxi Driver,” to contemporary masterpieces such as “Pearl,” the cinema has showcased an incredible array of daring stories, characters, and visuals that unapologetically challenge the status quo.
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