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ScreenRant collaborated with Sony Pictures and Regal for a 28 Years Later fan gathering in New York City, where a special showing of the initial 28 minutes was held, led by Liam Crowley. At this event, Boyle discussed the whereabouts of Cillian Murphy and Naomie Harris’ characters from the original movie. “As for their current status,” Boyle stated, “I can’t disclose that information,” before adding that the new cast members are capable successors to their roles. You can read his complete remarks below:

The highlight of the night was when Guillermo del Toro unveiled the first sneak peek of his long-awaited reimagining of Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein”. True to form, del Toro has gathered a top-notch ensemble featuring actors like Oscar Isaac, Jacob Elordi, Mia Goth, Christoph Waltz, Ralph Ineson, David Bradley, Charles Dance, and Lars Mikkelsen. This initial trailer promises everything we fans of the director are eager for – it showcases del Toro’s unique visual flair and mastery of mood while staying faithful to the original Shelley story. “Frankenstein” is slated for release in November, and it certainly looks to be worth the anticipation.

User Arlen B remarked, “This movie was truly disappointing.” He explained, “It felt like an endless Saturday Night Live skit, leading to a storyline that was downright awful.” Ryan H found it absurd that this is categorized as a comedy. Taj M, on the other hand, was left bewildered after watching it.

In a sneak peek of Marvel Comics’ upcoming battle between Ghost Rider and Galactus #1, fans find themselves right in the midst of a clash involving the Fantastic Four’s Ben Grimm and a mysterious man, a multiple murder suspect. Regrettably for the Thing, this specific antagonist isn’t keen on backing down easily. However, that antagonist soon realizes the Thing is not his most significant concern, especially when Ghost Rider makes an appearance, eager to mete out some supernatural retribution.

At last, Focus Features has revealed the preview trailer for the concluding chapter titled “Downton Abbey: The Final Episode“. Take a look at it here:

As a devoted cinephile, I must say that the most recent King adaptation that’s caught my eye is none other than “The Chronicles of Chuck.” Unlike many of Stephen King’s works, this one veers away from horror and delves into the captivating realms of science fiction, fantasy, and drama. It chronicles the life of an extraordinary man named Charles Krantz. Directed by frequent King collaborator Mike Flanagan, this film boasts a stellar ensemble cast including Tom Hiddleston, Jacob Tremblay, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Karen Gillan, Mia Sara, Mark Hamill, David Dastmalchian, and Harvey Guillén. If you’re eager to catch “The Chronicles of Chuck,” here’s all the information you need about its showtimes and streaming options.