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Finally, this limited-edition steelbook packaging pays homage to the film’s iconic imagery, featuring key imagery of Rama in the back and the film’s key art in the front. The design captures the essence of the movie in a beautiful, matte metallic finish.

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The highlights of “One Love” include Ben-Adir’s performance and, of course, its music.

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Thanks to the hard work of Ziggy Marley, “Bob Marley: One Love” is a loving and inspiring tribute to a man who left this world much too soon.  But his music, and his message, lives on.

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While director Eli Roth's Thanksgiving was one of 2023's better slasher movies, the horror movie did give away its killer early with a lot of clues.

"Good job, Alan! Now come on, enough mucking about, back to work." It is go time for an amusing sci-fi misadventure with Alan! And his co-workers. There's a fun sci-fi stop-motion animation available to watch online now titled Alan The Infinite. The film is made by an animation writing and directing duo based at Aardman Animation named Michael Please & Daniel Ojari - together they run Parabella Studio, and they also made the film Robin Robin previously for Aardman. "Rescued from what the filmmakers describe as 'internet cold storage,'" Alan The Infinite is out now - after first debuting as a proof-of-concept project in 2019. On his first day on the job (at some boring lamination company), Alan mistakenly unleashes a cosmic, supernatural force in the office. Unfortunately he realizes that fitting in at "Lamin’8" is going to be infinitely trickier than he ever could have dreamed. Featuring the voice of Daniel Ojari as Alan. The characters may be rudimentary, but this is an enjoyable little short with a nifty multiverse sci-fi trick floating around in it. Thanks to Short of ...

Few would deny Disney is in serious trouble. Stock woes. Box office flops (“Wish,” “Haunted Mansion,” “The Marvels“). Theme park struggles. Beloved brands struggling for relevancy after years of culture dominance (Indiana Jones, Pixar, “Star Wars,” the MCU). There’s a cottage industry of alternative media outlets documenting Disney’s decline. Nerdrotic The Critical Drinker The Quartering …

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