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Among live-action anime adaptations, none have gained such notoriety as Netflix’s Death Note. It’s quite understandable given the reason. What people yearn for most in adaptations of any tale is loyalty and reverence towards the original content, but unfortunately, the primary flaw in Netflix’s Death Note lies in its insufficient efforts to stay true to the anime and manga, instead offering a significantly weaker narrative. Even after years have passed, there remains scant justification for spending time on Netflix’s Death Note, and there are several significant factors contributing to this.

The studio has selected Luke Thallon, John Lithgow, Janet McTeer, Paapa Essiedu, Nick Frost, and Paul Whitehouse for their Hogwarts staff roles. They will portray Hagrid, Dumbledore, McGonagall, Snape, Quirrell, and Filch respectively. Among the new cast members, some Potterheads might recall Paul Whitehouse, given his previous connection to the Harry Potter narrative.

The title “One Last Time Together” centers around a man who reconnects with his former spouse, unaware that she’s the one facing a serious health issue. However, this narrative is overshadowed by Dr. John Frost’s emotional breakdown in response to overly-social media engaged parents. This drama is even eclipsed by an event involving Lizzie, a character connected to a character on “Chicago Med.” Will viewers recall these plot turns? Absolutely. Yet, this episode isn’t one that warrants repeated viewing.

In true Barbiecore fashion, JLo wore a two-toned pastel pink catsuit that featured a zipper down the middle and a slightly darker pink belt. She paired the look with transparent, darker pink sunglasses that have stars on the side (as her Instagram shows) and a silver clutch alongside matching pink heels. Truly, this is a showstopping moment, take a look:

According to the information posted on GKIDS’ official account (previously known as Twitter), three of Mamoru Hosoda’s popular anime movies – “Wolf Children” (2012), “Summer Wars” (2009) and “The Girl Who Leapt Through Time” (2006) – will be back in North American cinemas for a limited time. The screenings are part of a wider celebration honoring Mamoru Hosoda, who is one of only two anime directors, along with Studio Ghibli co-founder Hayao Miyazaki, to receive an Oscar nomination. Below you’ll find the dates for each movie’s three-day screening.

Based on reports from Bloody Disgusting, Stampede Entertainment, who produced the original 1990 Tremors movie and its first three sequels, have scored a significant win by acquiring the rights to the script of the initial film. Directors Ron Underwood, producers Nancy Roberts, and writers Brent Maddock and S.S. Wilson now have the opportunity to push the Tremors franchise further if they wish, as the town of Perfection (tormented by “graboids”) is their new playground. In a statement on their website, the team expresses their aim for the franchise is to bring it back to Perfection. However, they are not yet confirming the return of Bacon as Valentine, but only hint at the possibility.