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  Director Tharun Moorthy, who previously gave us 'Operation Java', now presents a story that puts an adamant and adorable old woman in its centre. Some punch lines actually work. Despite the helping of music in the background, the camera looking sideways at two men holding onto a rail, it does not feel dramatic when one man says to the other, “Didn’t you ask me if this is all humans are? This is how much humans are.” Saudi Vellakka is a sweet film, risking a lot by putting an adamant and adorable old woman to lead the game. Devi Varma, playing this character, is something of a novelty, her almost plain expressions conveying much. But then again, the film comes from Tharun Moorthy, a director who does not seem to believe in relying on market strategies that are supposed to bring success. He gave us Operation Java, a marked debut, and now Saudi Vellakka, a film that seems slightly stretched, but nevertheless manages to pat your back as you leave the theatre. Like in Operation Ja

 “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” took down muted competition, including Universal's new holiday thriller “Violent Night”, to remain No.1 at the box office. Now in its fourth weekend of release, the superhero sequel added $17.6 million from 3,855 theaters, taking its domestic tally to $393.7 million. Reporting from Variety, Tuesday (6/12/2022), “Violent Night,” the only new release in America this weekend, couldn't muster enough Christmas spirit to take down the powerful Wakandan warriors. The R-rated action comedy, starring David Harbor as the cranky Saint Nick, landed in second place, slightly ahead of expectations with $13.3 million from 3,682 North American theaters. Heading into the weekend, the film is projected to open at around $10 million. Internationally, “Violent Night” added $7.05 million from 72 markets, bringing its global total to $20.35 million. Ticket sales were off to a good start as the film only cost $20 million to produce. But overall, it was a quiet weeken

  The film Avatar: The Way of Water will be released December 16, 2022. Fans can't wait for the second Avatar sequel after more than a decade. This James Cameron film will again feature Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, Kate Winslet, Stephen Lang, and other well-known actors. Avatar: The Way of Water not only takes the audience to see a film but also takes them to experience an underwater adventure. The director and players hope that this Avatar sequel can follow the success of the previous Avatar films. "This film will be the best experience for the audience, they will not only see this film but also feel it. I think this will be a surprise," said Sam Worthington in an interview with Good Morning America. Sam Worthington has watched the end of Avatar: The Way of Water along with several other players such as Zoe Saldana and Sigourney Weaver. According to him, this film is quite draining because of the storyline. The sequel to Avatar revolves around how to protect one's f

 The mystery of Rey's parents was kept secret for years, and Star Wars actor Daisy Ridley revealed the original idea was to have Obi-Wan as her father. For several years, Rey's heritage was the biggest question within the Star Wars fandom. But with the sudden reveal that she was the daughter of a Palpatine clone, many fans were left wondering if that was the plan from the start or if it was a left-minute decision from behind the scenes. And answers were finally given by Rey's actor, Daisy Ridley, who admitted that Obi-Wan was originally Rey's father. With the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, it was clear that Rey's parents were a big part of her story. Yet, audiences were left surprised by Star Wars: The Last Jedi, which had Kylo claim her parents were no one and that she was unimportant. Whether this idea is liked, it was a bold move to make in a saga about the Skywalker family. But it didn't matter for long, as Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker chose to

 Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, 2022. Coordinated by Joel Crawford and Januel Mercado. Highlighting the voice gifts of Antonio Banderas, Salma Hayek Pinault, Florence Pugh, Olivia Colman, Beam Winstone, Wagner Moura, John Mulaney, Harvey Guillén, Samson Kayo, Da'Vine Happiness Randolph, Anthony Mendez, and Conrad Vernon. Summary: Puss in Boots: The Last Wish Puss in Boots finds that his energy for experience has caused significant damage: he has consumed eight of his nine lives. Puss sets out on an incredible excursion to track down the legendary Last Wish and reestablish his nine lives. Rumors from far and wide suggest that all felines have nine lives. Co-chiefs Joel Crawford and Januel Mercado (with a content from Paul Fisher) have wanted to find the abundance tracker turned-globe-trotter Puss (by and by voiced by Antonio Banderas, basically playing an elevated and enlivened rendition of his tricky and heartfelt on-screen persona) for a shockingly smart and existential riff on tha

 Outside of the Disney landscape, stories of queer youth in the media often center on moments of trauma, be that the stress of coming out, being estranged from their families, living with the increased risk of hate crimes or partner violence, or otherwise confronting homophobia. Even in movies about gay romance, the threat of homophobia is often lurking nearby, ready to squelch any hint of carefree queer joy. The LGBTQ community has begun to call out for representation that doesn't equate queerness with trauma. Some days we just get to live and have fun. And on the ones where we don't, wouldn't it be nice to have a fantasy movie wherein we can see ourselves living such a blessed life? Strange World answers that call.  Ethan is biracial and gay, but the drama of his journey is not tied to these identifiers. He gets to crush on a cute boy, experience the belly butterflies of that flush of infatuation — and the crushing embarrassment when his dad tries to play it cool in front

 Viola Davis twofold and battle choreographer Jénel Stevens talks about the joint effort between the trick group and the entertainers to make the Agojie on film as boss as their set of experiences. Gina Ruler Bythewood's West African legendary "The Woman King" starts with a battle grouping that utilizations activity to show us both who the characters are as people and as a group of tip top heroes. We perceive how Izogie (Lashana Lynch), Amenza (Sheila Atim), and Nanisca (Viola Davis) — heads of the Agojie, the all-female protector of Ruler Ghezo of Dahomey (John Boyega) in the mid nineteenth hundred years — all stress different development and weapon styles nevertheless naturally battle together. They're totally in a state of harmony as they cut through a town lined up with their foe, the Oyo, which has taken Dahomey detainees to sell them into subjection. The Agojie aren't characterized by amazing developments, mechanical productivity, or material science resisti

 Ralph Fiennes stars as an off the wall culinary specialist who designs a stunning dinner for his eatery's visitors. The list of must-dos café where the majority of the activity in the new sarcastic film The Menu happens is fictitious; its gourmet expert is as well. However, assuming that you've concentrated completely on the universe of top notch food over the course of the past 10 years, you know Hawthorn and you know Julian Slowik. The Menu recounts the tale of what befalls a gathering of gastronomes who have made the journey to eat a dinner in the possession of Slowik and his unit. The gourmet specialist, played by Ralph Fiennes, doesn't simply prepare food; he recounts stories. What's more, by the sound of things, individuals the world over would immediately seize the opportunity to make a similar challenging excursion to this distant island, and to take care of the $1,200 supper bill for the honor — if by some stroke of good luck they could get a booking. However,

  It is extremely hard for those at Wonder Studios to constantly make absolutely precise comic book characters for surprisingly realistic, and while at times refreshes on plans work, many fans need to see the person precisely as they recall them from the pages of their top picks. This is positively the situation with MODOK, and with the arrival of product from Insect Man and the Wasp: Quantumania raising a ruckus around town, fans doesn't know what to think about it. A ton has been examined in regards to one of the main bad guys of the forthcoming film, with everyone's eyes centered around the arrival of John Majors as Kang. However, a bad guy that has flown somewhat more unnoticed is the appearance of MODOK, a person that many have been requiring the MCU to incorporate for quite a while. MODOK, an abbreviation for Motorized Organic entity Planned Exclusively for Killing, is found in the comics as a colossal curiously large head that sits on a drifting privileged position like

 Will this truly be Mike’s last dance? Of course, this title says that is the situation for Channing Tatum's protagonist, however we know at this point, rebounds after retirement occur, more frequently than we understand. While there was at that point one film (a narrative at that) with a title befitting something like this, The Last Dance, which was about another Mike, that was about an alternate sort of competitor and group of individuals energizing together to engage swarms - Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls. What's more, that Mike returned from retirement to move once more, two times as a matter of fact. This is to say with the forthcoming third cycle of Tatum's universe of otherworldly moving men coming to theaters, it's yet to be checked whether this will be the last time we see Tatum repeating his Mike Path job. The first was superior to generally expected and acquired a seriously following, prompting the spin-off, Sorcery Mike XXL. With respect to this third