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Critics have overwhelmingly praised director David Osit’s documentary, Predators, calling it one of the year’s best. However, many viewers have reacted very differently, finding the film disturbing and raising concerns about its purpose. While the documentary aims to encourage thoughtful consideration of the difficult topic it explores, some aspects of its presentation have left audiences questioning the filmmakers’ motives.

Thanks to a generous invitation from Neon, the film explores the common pursuit of success in the corporate world – something every CEO can understand. It tells the story of a manager who loses his job and then aggressively competes for new opportunities in a very tough job market. It’s likely to be entertaining for the country’s leaders to see someone relentlessly pursue their goals. Best of all, the screening is free, and CEOs always appreciate a good deal. Hopefully, many will attend and enjoy it.

On X, @avatar3news shared a letter from James Cameron to movie theaters. The letter reminded technicians how to set up everything correctly for Avatar: Fire and Ash – things like brightness, sound, and the image on the screen. Cameron asked them to review his instructions to ensure the picture and sound were properly adjusted and ready for viewers.

Intellectual property – things like ideas, stories, and character designs – is often a company’s most valuable possession. That’s why you don’t see familiar characters like Mickey Mouse appearing in unexpected crossovers, such as with Rick and Morty.

Despite everything happening, beloved characters Steve Harrington and Dustin Henderson vow to protect each other at all costs. They’ve grown a lot since Steve first started as a simple babysitter! See if they survive when the next three episodes of season five are released on Christmas Day, leading up to the final episodes on New Year’s Eve. Vecna is in for a fight.

He discussed the last case of Season 2 with TopMob, along with plans for the 2026 television lineup and the widely circulated fan theory connecting Watson and Sherlock.

Lionsgate recently released the trailer for Killer Whale, giving horror fans a preview of the frightening story to come. The film starts with two people taking a trip to recover from a difficult experience, but their relaxing getaway quickly turns into a fight for survival when they’re targeted by a vengeful killer whale. The trailer is full of suspense and shocking moments, with the danger escalating quickly. Despite the intense horror, the movie also promises some lighter, comedic scenes alongside the creature-feature action. Here’s what the movie is about, according to the official synopsis released with the trailer:

Disney is planning a live-action movie focusing on Gaston, the villain from Beauty and the Beast. Dave Callaham, known for his work on films like Mortal Kombat, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, and Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, is currently writing the script. Previously, Kate Herron and Briony Redman worked on an earlier draft, according to Deadline.

“It’s been completely crazy,” says Connelly, reflecting on a busy week at school. Instead of talking about classes at his school’s elective night, he was surrounded by fans who love the character he plays – a character known for using strong language. “I think it’s awesome that people want to take pictures with me,” he explains. “It’s hilarious to hear my friends repeating my character’s lines – especially since they’re pretty outrageous!”

Criterion has announced that Killers of the Flower Moon will join its collection on March 24, 2026. The film has been listed on Criterion’s ‘Coming Soon’ page, confirming its upcoming release, almost three years after it first hit theaters.