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Prior to the release of Avatar: The Way of Water, director James Cameron stated that if the film would be a success, they would know only around the third weekend. "You won't know the first weekend," he told The Hollywood Reporter. "Titanic didn't work that way. Avatar didn't work that way. " And he was right; Both films were canceled prior to release, and their relatively quiet openings failed to inspire confidence. But they went on to become blockbusters of all time, cementing Cameron as the undisputed king of the box office. And now that The Way of Water has been in cinemas for three weekends, the verdict is as good as out. People enthusiastically agreed with him, despite what you've heard about the franchise's lack of memes and cultural relevance. With $444 million at the domestic box office and $956 million in overseas markets, The Way of Water's Global Booty is now a whopping $1. 401 billion. The film actually showed a 6% improvement ov

On December 16th, the screen will turn blue again as we are welcomed back to the mythical world of Pandora in James Cameron's highly anticipated sequel, Avatar: The Way of Water. 13 years after our introduction to this wonderful otherworldly land, moviegoers around the world have the chance to see the sequel to the highest-grossing film of all time, internationally at least. What will happen in this long-delayed sequel remains a mystery, even as the days for the mid-December release of draw closer. We now know via The Weeknd's Twitter account that this hugely expensive sequel will feature a new song by the chart-topping Canadian singer. But like the film itself, we only get a glimpse of what to expect. That's okay though, thankfully we don't have to wait long The tweet simply reads "12.16.22" while we get a dramatic reveal of the sequel's logo, along with a few seconds of the tune. It's a choral track filled with battle drums underlining the huge "

 The new poster dropped following the 'John Wick 4' panel at CCXP. They keep saying time is running out in the lead-up to John Wick: Chapter 4, and the newest poster seems to highlight that time is in fact running out for the titular character. In the new poster, which dropped after the John Wick panel at CCXP, Keanu Reeves is featured front-and-center with a tie made of an hourglass with bullets raining down like sand. It's an ominous image for a film that keeps underscoring the idea that there's only "one way out" for Wick. Reeves joined fans today in Brazil to discuss his return to the titular role of John Wick in Chad Stahelski’s highly anticipated John Wick: Chapter 4. During the panel, fans were treated to another look at the film, in addition to receiving a con-exclusive poster. But Lionsgate was feeling magnanimous, and they shared another brand-new poster with fans of the gun-fu film who weren't able to attend the event. John Wick: Chapter 4 will

More than a decade after “Shrek” prequel/spinoff “Puss in Boots,” the flowery tom cat is as much as his vintage tricks — however has but to satisfy the computer-lively ogre whose birthday birthday celebration he’s destined to crash in “Shrek 2.” As that collection wore on, the “Shrek” franchise took on such a lot of famous aspect characters that with the aid of using the fourth outing, there has been hardly ever room left to swing a cat. A knee-excessive hero who walks, talks and swashbuckles upright, Puss turned into one of the few tagalongs wealthy sufficient to warrant his personal foundation story. Now, director Joel Crawford (“The Croods: A New Age”) is going dark, bringing the fearless cat head to head together along with his personal mortality. By forcing Puss to ponder his priorities, the sequel greater than justifies its personal existence, at the same time as paving the manner for the way his direction meets the huge inexperienced guy’s. The stakes can be greater critical thi

Loved by adults and children alike, Studio Ghibli has created some of the most beautiful animated films ever released.  Though lauded for their inspirational female leads, their male characters  continue to resonate with today's youth. Japanese keyboard and emoji app Simeji conducted a poll to find out Generation Z (ages 10-24). . . alt) Ghibli's favorite male  character, and the results are... 10. Sho, Arrietty 9. Muska, Castle in the Sky 8. Sosuke, Ponyo 7. Seiji Amasawa, Whispers of the Heart 6.Pazu, Castle in the Sky 5. Ashitaka, Princess Mononoke  4th Baron, The Cat Returns It seems the classics live on with a great performance of Castle in the Sky, which came out in 1986 more than a decade before the elderly who attended these Survey. But let's continue. Now we have to find out who made  the last three! 3. Kanta, my neighbor Totoro In third place is Totoro's adorable rascal Kanta . The scene where he throws an umbrella at Satsuki during a  storm and then runs away

 ‘Bhediya’ Review: Overlong Bollywood Werewolf Comedy Delivers Powerful Environmental Message Comedy horror has captivated Indian audiences since the early 2000s with more than 100 released films of this genre. Bollywood's first creature comedy, Amar Kaushik's "Bhediya" (literally "Wolf"), despite its harsh length, is a wildly entertaining rampage through the jungles of Northeast India that conveys pro-environmental and anti-racist messages, and also has the potential to become a franchise. Mainstream Bollywood star Varun Dhawan plays Bhaskar, an ambitious Delhi road worker who has mortgaged his family's home to secure a contract to build a highway through the dense jungle of Arunachal Pradesh in north-eastern India borders Porcelana. He is joined by his cousin Janardhan (Abhishek Banerjee) and assisted by locals Jomin (Paalin Kabaak) and Panda (Deepak Dobriyal). The problem is that you have to get permission from the villagers. Village elders protest bu