We Live in Time – REVIEW

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Love can catch us off guard, and for Tobias (Andrew Garfield), this happens quite literally when Almut (Florence Pugh) runs him over with her car. Incidentally, something similar happened to his editor’s wife, although her story was a bit complicated when she confessed to moving back and forth three times before finally hitting him. However, this incident marks the beginning of something wonderful as Almut makes amends by inviting him to her restaurant, where she is an up-and-coming chef. This meeting is the start of their romance that unfolds from there. It’s important to note that Almut is diagnosed with advanced cancer, and the movie We Live in Time skillfully jumps between timelines to reveal their past. The unconventional storytelling style adds an element of delight as viewers piece together their history.

Nosferatu – REVIEW

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In three movies, Robert Eggers has proven himself to be one of cinema’s most unique and visually striking directors, and this trend continues with his fourth film, a remake of the 1922 classic “Nosferatu.” The original film featured Max Schreck as the vampire in a role that influenced future adaptations. A delayed remake was made in 1979 with Klaus Kinski, and now it’s Bill Skarsgard’s turn to portray the undead title character, presented here as a unsettling blend of athletic giant and decaying corpse.

Frieren Hypes Season 2 With Gorgeous New Year’s Promo

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As the New Year unfolds worldwide, manga publishers and anime studios frequently post promotional images for their current top shows. These fresh key visuals serve to advertise upcoming anime or established series that continue to generate income. Typically, these New Year’s promos depict characters from the shows engaging in activities related to the holiday. Japanese publisher Shogakukan and anime studio Madhouse have released a New Year’s promotional image for one of their most successful titles, “Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End.” The promo image shows Frieren dressed in a white kimono with blue flowers, adopting a playful pose.

Squid Game Season 3 Teases Post-Credits Scene Answers With First Look

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Next year, “Squid Game” will return on Netflix with its concluding episodes, and a sneak peek offers some initial insights into that intriguing post-credit scene. The second season of “Squid Game” was released just this week, and it’s already made history by becoming one of Netflix’s most-watched premieres ever. Since the creators have confirmed that a third season will wrap up the series in 2025, the anticipation for these final episodes is stronger than ever before. Now we get our first glimpse into what’s to come.

4 Worst Superhero Movies (and 5 That Just Get A Bad Rap)

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Smaller comic book publishers have produced some remarkable films from their literature, such as Scott Pilgrim vs. the World by Oni Press and The Crow, Wanted, and Kick-Ass from Image. However, just as excellent movies can arise from vast literary collections, so too can disappointing ones – films even worse than the mediocre 2024 remake of The Crow. Although the latest portrayal of Eric Draven’s revenge isn’t particularly impressive, it doesn’t rank among the worst superhero (or anti-hero) movies ever screened. Instead, it seems to be undeservedly maligned.