Michael Fassbender’s The Snowman Was a Failure with Critics and Audiences

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According to all indications, The Snowman from 2017 should have been a surefire success. With the right ingredients in place, it appeared destined for greatness. Adapted from Jo Nesbø’s critically acclaimed crime novel, it brought together the talented team behind Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, including director Tomas Alfredson and writer Peter Straughan. Moreover, the cast was impressive, featuring stars like Michael Fassbender, Rebecca Ferguson, and J.K. Simmons. With so much talent on board, it seemed like the perfect storm for a fantastic crime thriller.

Shibani Akhtar credits Farhan Akhtar and his ex-wife Adhuna Bhabani for raising open-minded daughters; ‘They aren’t the average young adult teenagers’

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2022 saw Shibani Akhtar and Farhan Akhtar become a popular topic online after they tied the knot following three years of dating. Despite their current happiness, the early days of marriage weren’t always smooth sailing. In fact, just a few days after their wedding, they sought therapy. However, things improved over time, and Shibani found herself comfortably integrated into the Akhtar family. During an interview, she praised Farhan’s ex-wife, Adhuna Bhabani, for raising open-minded daughters Shakya and Akira.

‘I’m Always His Guinea Pig’: Ahead Of Avatar 3, Sam Worthington Opens Up About Working With James Cameron As He Takes On Filmmaking Risks With The Franchise

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It goes without saying that James Cameron is considered one of the most revolutionary filmmakers of all time. Cameron’s best movies demonstrate how he constantly pushes the envelope by effectively taking advantage of technological developments. Ahead of the upcoming Avatar: Fire and Ash, leading man Sam Worthington is speaking about being the “guinea pig” on the Canadian filmmaker’s ongoing sci-fi franchise with all the filmmaking risks he takes.

Hamster Kombat Bans Over 2.3 Million Users for Cheating

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As a researcher with a background in game design and economics, I find myself intrigued by the Hamster Kombat saga unfolding before our eyes. The scale of this controversy is staggering – 2.3 million players disqualified, equivalent to the population of Rome! It’s a reminder that even in virtual worlds, the stakes can be high. … Read more

The Substance Fans Should Check Out a 1992 Body Horror Comedy

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In simpler terms, Coralie Fargeat’s movie “The Substance” has been generating lots of buzz this year, largely due to Demi Moore’s outstanding performance and its shocking body horror scenes that have left critics and viewers talking long after they’ve left the theater. It has received well-deserved acclaim, a kind that could potentially lead to awards for Moore and recognition for the film itself during award season. However, for some films to succeed, others must step aside, and it seems that the 1992 body horror comedy “Society” made room for “The Substance” to shine. Like “The Substance,” “Society” is more than just its disturbing body horror moments. In fact, “Society” is a critique of the wealthy elite and their exploitation of the lower class for personal gain.