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Starting December 1, 2024, “The Dark Tower” will make its debut on Netflix, quickly becoming the fourth most-viewed film within just a few days. This highly anticipated adaptation of Stephen King’s extensive novel series didn’t strike a chord with audiences or critics, earning a moderate box office revenue of $113 million against a production budget of $66 million (according to The Numbers). The lackluster earnings and negative reviews have effectively ended any prospects for a cinematic sequel, leaving fans to ponder the challenges of adapting such an expansive narrative for the screen.

Nearly every second major period has gifted anime enthusiasts with some of the most iconic and popular series. The 2000s, specifically, marked a significant shift as the medium made its way to the West and started gaining widespread recognition. Notable titles such as “Cowboy Bebop”, “Trigun”, and “Full Metal Alchemist” emerged during this era, sparking countless conversations. However, while many high-rated anime received attention, some equally remarkable shows were overlooked.

In simpler terms, “Mary” isn’t a new Charlize Theron action movie; it’s a Netflix production directed by DJ Caruso (known for “Disturbia” and “I Am Number Four”) that tells an epic story from the Bible about the Virgin Mary. The series follows her struggles, such as being rejected after a miraculous conception and going into hiding. As with any biblical tale, King Herod, played by Anthony Hopkins, is present, making for a dangerous pursuit of baby Jesus. Key themes include faith, courage, and determination. Ultimately, the story highlights the strength and devotion of a mother.

Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy could potentially give Valentine’s Day a darker twist next year, as suggested by the trailer for Apple Film’s production titled “The Gorge“, which was launched on Saturday. In this film, the two actors are seen manning watchtowers overlooking what appears to be a depiction of hell.