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This is Lanthimos’ first time directly remaking another film – it’s based on the South Korean movie Save the Green Planet! – but it still has many of the unique stylistic choices we’ve come to expect from him, particularly in his original screenplays. For example, Bugonia is clearly a story that champions its female protagonist, which surprisingly makes even a seemingly bleak ending feel uplifting because of how it’s presented.

Okay, so this is a bit wild! Apparently, a plane flew over Disney’s offices in Burbank today with a banner demanding they release “The Hunt for Ben Solo.” From what I understand, that was the original working title for the scrapped project – you know, the one that would have explored Kylo Ren’s backstory. The Hollywood Reporter is reporting on it, and honestly, it’s fascinating to see fans taking things this far! It just shows how much interest there still is in that story.

While Schitt’s Creek boasted a talented cast including Eugene and Dan Levy, along with Catherine O’Hara and Annie Murphy, it was the show’s supporting characters who truly made it one of the best comedies of the last ten years. As the wealthy Rose family adjusted to their unwanted new life in a rundown small town, their interactions with the locals led to both hilarious situations and heartwarming lessons.

The new film Christy had a very weak opening weekend, marking one of the worst performances for a movie debuting in over 2,000 theaters. Although critics weren’t impressed, audiences seem to really like it, giving it a 96% approval rating. Given the low attendance during its first week, the positive reviews suggest the film deserves a wider audience.

While much of the criticism aimed at South Park focuses on its often shocking humor, some fans also feel the characters have become predictable and lack depth. They argue the show now uses them mainly to deliver current social commentary, rather than developing them as interesting individuals.