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Spiderhead ,  Netflix, Chris Hemswworth  After the success achieved by director Joseph Kosinsky in directing the movie "Top Gun Maverick", which grossed more than 800 million dollars. The film now ranks as the highest-grossing film of Tom Cruise's career. "Top Gun: Maverick" is also currently the highest-grossing movie of the year in North America, reinforcing Tom Cruise's quote "make something worth watching and people will come." Based on the short story by Saunders "Escape from Spiderhead but given a distinct stench by self-amused “Deadpool” screenwriters Rhett Rheese and Paul Wernick, “Spiderhead” strives for a disquieting quirkiness.  But whatever “Spiderhead” is trying to sneak inside its drama, doesn’t shine bright enough. The movie can be so backwards that even its lead can seems out of place.it’s initially interesting to see Hemsworth play someone as disarming as he is manipulative, but he becomes a heavy handed expression of the movi

  Hustel,Netflix film Hustel, Adam Sandler film Hustel For all basketball lovers and even those people who are not interested in sports movies, especially basketball. in this Netflix new film "Hustel", Adam Sandler is going for a new experience in raising the level of NBA players. He also  faces his ambition to become an assistant coach. Jeremiah Zagar, who directed “Hustle,” cut his teeth making documentaries. Neither he nor the screenwriters Taylor Materne and Will Fetters romanticize the billion-dollar business of professional sports. They blot away any sheen of sentimentality. Success is tenuous; one mistake can derail a dream. Zagar keeps the cinematographer Zak Mulligan’s camera hand-held and light-footed. It casually clocks the rainbow of Lamborghinis outside an arena parking lot without going in for a belabored close-up. The naturalistic style shifts gears only in a centerpiece sequence that gamely tries to outdo “Rocky,” with a training montage so aerobically exhaust

 stranger things 4, eleven, stranger things Stranger Things 4 is bigger than before, that's for sure. Almost every chapter in Volume 1 of seven episodes is longer than 70 minutes, with Stranger Things Season 4 Episode 7 taping at 100 minutes. However, you will never feel that the episodes are too long. Even when you get to the last scene, you'll wish there were more. This season tends to immerse itself more in the element of horror, not hesitating for a moment, using the style of sudden scary moments, bloody scenes, and tense events to leave viewers in a state of constant fear and anticipation. Especially the scenes in which the new monster appears, which is full of intricate and frightening details in its form that resembles coiled snakes.  Thanks to the three-year gap between seasons, kids are more mature than ever. I can imagine that some viewers were thrown at them by how some of the actors outdid their characters. They are so visibly bigger that Stranger Things 4 ends up u

The Boys season 3 , first episodes of the Boys, homelander, butcher  Hughie Campbell  has decided to go legit, working under Congresswoman Victoria Neuman  at the Federal Bureau of Superhuman Affairs. There, he and “Vicki” (who is a secret brain-splattering supe, a fact known to the audience but not to Hughie) have successfully cut superhero-related collateral damage by a whopping 60%. Meanwhile Butcher (Karl Urban) and the rest of his Boys (save for Mother’s Milk, who is attempting to leave the life behind) struggle to adapt to their new reality working under Hughie and all the governmental red tape he brings.  Over on the supe side of things, Homelander (Antony Starr) is having a hard time adjusting to life after Stormfront, his Nazi girlfriend who was dispatched at the end of season 2. Vought CEO Stan Edgar  has Homie  on the interview circuit to assure people that he’s merely a human being, tragically capable of falling in love with the wrong woman just like any of us. but obviosly