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Fans and critics alike have widely praised “Thunderbolts*” as one of Marvel Cinematic Universe’s most potent ventures in recent times. To date, the movie has amassed a staggering $286.7 million at global box offices, boasting an impressive 88% approval rating from critics and a remarkable 94% appreciation from fans on Rotten Tomatoes. “Thunderbolts*” seems to have arrived precisely when Marvel needed it, revitalizing the general audience’s interest in the MCU after a series of average films. Interestingly enough, “Thunderbolts*” might have achieved similar success if it were released a couple of years earlier, and fans would have equally benefited from this project during that time as well.

It’s surprising that the movie “Ladyhawke” didn’t become a commercial blockbuster like “The Princess Bride” did, given their close release dates. However, “Ladyhawke” remains an endearing piece of 1980s fantasy filmmaking and can now be appreciated by a new audience as it is now available to stream for free on Tubi.

As reported by Deadline, Reynolds shared updates on the eagerly awaited documentary he’s creating with Colin Hanks, through his Maximum Effort production company. During an interview on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, he mentioned, “I get to meet heroes. There was a group of around eight to ten individuals who significantly shaped their generation, and it’s a delight to converse with storytellers about a remarkable man who, unfortunately, passed away at the age of 43, much too early.

Among the fresh faces joining the cast is Chloe, who is in a relationship with Mandy’s brother, Connor. She has played significant roles in numerous episodes and seems determined to stick around until the end of the season. This addition indicates that the show “Georgie & Mandy” is expanding its horizons beyond the immediate family household, a change not often seen during the initial half of its broadcast. While it’s still early days, Chloe appears to be a permanent character, which bodes well for the series.

In the realm of R-rated horror movies this decade, I’ve made a remarkable mark by breaking records as my global box office earnings have soared to an impressive $102 million just in my debut. Half of that sum comes from overseas audiences, while the other half is from the U.S. box office. Interestingly, I’ve outperformed previous openings within the Final Destination franchise and even surpassed another film’s opening weekend total. The Ryan Coogler-directed production featuring stars in it raked in $48 million during its first weekend at the box office.

U.S. authorities named Army Captain John Walker as the replacement for the government-backed superhero known as Captain America. However, his tenure as the hero proved fleeting. The public grew disenchanted with Walker due to his divisive demeanor, and the situation reached a critical point when he used the Captain America shield to execute a man in “The Falcon & The Winter Soldier.” While Walker hasn’t necessarily turned into a full-blown villain, there’s clearly a lot of progress he needs to make if he aspires to be considered a true hero.