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For the first time, scholars can agree on one thing: there is now a successor to the epic fantasy film Game Of Thrones. Reviewers are raving over the latest film Shgun, which airs on Hulu and FX in the United States. On Tuesday, the show's first two episodes aired back-to-back, and critics have already described it as 'beautiful' and 'riveting,' even though it has a lot of gore that is sure to please diehard Game Of Thrones enthusiasts.

Illumination and Universal Pictures' Super Mario Bros. The World Box Office's first movie opening since opening last Wednesday, earning it the largest animated movie opening of all time ahead of Frozen 2 ($358 million) in 2019. Aaron Horvath and Michael Jelenic's $100M-budget CG-animated adventure flick, based on the Nintendo video game franchise, smashed the record for biggest video game adaptation global opening after Warcraft ($210M) in 2016

On Monday night, Lionsgate's much-anticipated John Wick: Chapter 4 premiered in London, alongside various media screenings, with critics chiming in with early reactions on social media. Although complete reviews are still under embargo until a later date, Rotten Tomatoes' early reactions are largely positive. Many commentators were uncertain about the sequel's record-breaking runtime of nearly three hours, but the film nonetheless won over numerous commentators.

Many film studios used Super Bowl Sunday to advertise their forthcoming films, but Lionsgate decided to dedicate a week to John Wick: Chapter 4 starting on Monday. Lionsgate revealed a new video for the highly awaited sequel just days after the Super Bowl ended, getting fans excited for 'Wick Week,' where they teased, 'new exclusives' will be revealed 'every day for five days.' On Monday, Collider revealed that John Wick: Chapter 4 will be the longest film in franchise history, running in at 2 hours and 49 minutes.

They are in Japan promoting their forthcoming film. Brad Pitt, 58, and Aaron Taylor-Johnson, 32, demonstrated their amusing performances as they joked around together at a Bullet Train Q&A function held at Toho Cinemas Kyoto on Tuesday. In a relaxed light grey suit and yellow polo shirt, which he teamed with brown Adidas trainers, the Hollywood superstar displayed his peculiar sense of style.

Brad Pitt, 58, prayed for success for his film 'Bullet Train' at a temple in Tokyo on Monday, while awaiting the unveiling of a leaked report detailing the actor's unsavoury behavior. Pitt is accused of colluing with Jolie's son Maddox after a reportedly booze-fueled outrage that erupted into a "verbal and physical confrontation" between the two A-list actors, according to the leaked document.

Brad Pitt and Aaron Taylor-Johnson starred in their new film in South Korea on Friday, with a brisk schedule. The Hollywood stars entertained a throng in Seoul, where a red carpet function was being held in honor of the new film Bullet Train. Pitt, 58, had started the day with a sublimed blue denim coord for a press preview at the city's Conrad Hotel, but it was impossible to miss the afternoon after changing to a flashy powder pink suit.

As he threw himself into work on Friday, Brad Pitt denied rumors that he had a'verbal and physical confrontation' with Angelina Jolie. During a tumultuous debate on their private jet, a bombshell FBI report revealed this week that the actor, 58, told Angelina, 47, 'looked like a f**king Columbine kid' and said she was 'ruining the family.' Despite the explosive revelations being made public, Brad Hadley, accompanied by Aaron Taylor-Johnson, was upbeat as he attended a photo call for a new movie Bullet Train in Seoul, South Korea.

Following Brad Pitt's return to the box office as a leading man following his win in 2020, he is set to win again — and no one seems more excited about it than him. Over the past few weeks, the actor has been out and about promoting his forthcoming assassination film "Bullet Train" prior to its release on Aug. 5. Five assassins are followed by "Bullet Train" — which also stars Bad Bunny, Sandra Bullock, Zazie Beetz, Michael Shannon, Hiroyuki Sanada, Logan Lerman, and Andrew Koji, as they seek to finish their individual missions on a high-speed commuter train in Japan. David Leitch produced the film, and Pitt, 58, produced 95% of his own stunts, according to Vulture's stunt coordinator Greg Rementer.

Brad Pitt in a bucket hat?Yes, please! Pitt is up for resurrecting as an assassin in "Bullet Train," which will be available in theaters on August 3rd. In one of the trailers, he says, "Everything I do, somebody dies." "I'm not the guy anymore." Well, the passengers on the train may have different ideas. Bad Bunny, Sandra Bullock, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Joey King, Zazie Beetz, Michael Shannon, Hiroyuki Sanada, Logan Lerman, and Andrew Koji have all been involved in the competition. Although the film was shot during the pandemic, we were able to get a look at some actors in costume when King shared a snapshot she took with Henry in January 2021. "Before the killer, I mean conductor," she wrote, "please have your tickets open." "Bullet Train" is based on Kotaro Isaka's book "Maria Beetle," a Japanese book "British Railway Actor" is based on Kotaro Isaka's book "Maria Beetle."