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Predictions for the opening weekend earnings of ‘Kraven the Hunter’ have been revealed, and sadly, it seems unlikely that the movie will top the list of highest-grossing films during this holiday season. As per Box Office Pro, the film is projected to earn approximately $20-25 million in domestic sales within its first three days. Compared to ‘Madame Web’s $15.3 million domestic opening earlier this year, this would still place it towards the lower end of Sony’s recent Marvel adaptations in terms of earnings.

Actor Jeffrey Wright is just as eager for “The Batman – Part II” as anyone else, but it appears the production is only just getting started. In a fresh interview with Inverse this week, Wright admitted he hasn’t received a script or had a recent conversation with director Matt Reeves. Given other recent indications, this might suggest we won’t be seeing the movie for quite some time.

As a die-hard fan of the Fate franchise, I’m pumped to be part of the massive 20th anniversary celebration! One way we can all join in is by catching the Heaven’s Feel film trilogy of Fate/stay night, streaming soon on Crunchyroll. Originating as a visual novel back in 2004, the Fate franchise has exploded into an enormous collection of anime releases, feature films, spinoffs, OVAs, and countless other projects over the years. The original story of Fate/stay night, in particular, has seen its three interwoven narratives adapted into both TV series and film versions. I can’t wait to revisit this epic saga as we celebrate two decades of Fate!

It seems that a potential transformation might be on the horizon for DC Studios, as unofficial reports indicate that “The Authority”, initially slated for live-action, may instead be developed into an animated production. Pending confirmation, this adjustment could be the reason behind the studio’s recent silence regarding “The Authority”.

“King of the Hill” is a timeless example among adult animated series that lends itself particularly well to repeated viewings, and this is especially true for its limited number of episodes themed around Thanksgiving. It’s quite unusual for a TV show to produce a special episode on Thanksgiving Day, and it’s even rarer for an animated series to do so. Most adult-oriented animated series have tended to steer clear of annual comedic takes on the food-focused holiday, but when “King of the Hill” does a Thanksgiving episode, it often hits the mark spectacularly.

A brief sighting of a well-known shape along the Yellow Brick Road is sparking excitement among Oz enthusiasts. Although Dorothy’s legendary adventure is forever engraved in film lore, her part in the new Wicked story remains veiled in secrecy, leaving audiences eager to discover what’s coming next. The initial release of Wicked, which hit theaters on Nov 22nd, provides only a tantalizing hint of Dorothy from Kansas. Her brief appearance is during the opening scene, where she is shown alongside her companions – the Cowardly Lion, Scarecrow, and Tin Man. According to director Jon M. Chu, this scene might represent “perhaps the most renowned crime scene ever depicted in both cinema and literature.