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Title 2 of the movie “Smile” has been given an R rating by the Motion Picture Association. The film, which has already shared its poster and trailer this week, received the mature-17-and-above rating due to “intense violent content with gruesome images, pervasive language, and drug use.” In Paramount’s “Smile 2”, pop star Skye Riley (played by Naomi Scott) continues to encounter chilling, eerie smiles after witnessing a friend’s suicide. These unsettling visions follow her not only on a global tour but also into her most personal moments. In the trailer, she even contemplates halting her heart medically as a desperate attempt to “expire” and deceive the supernatural occurrence that appears determined to claim her life. It’s an innovative solution for an unusual predicament, you have to admit, but it may not be the advice most medical professionals would offer

I was quite taken aback when Square Enix decided to remove Kingdom Hearts Union χ [Cross] Dark Road from their digital platforms. This mobile game holds immense significance for the franchise’s lore and narrative, being one of the key entries in the series