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As we previously shared, the movie Badlands is expected to lose $60 million or more after performing poorly in theaters. Even with a history of successful films and the return of director Dan Trachtenberg (who made Prey), the movie didn’t make enough money.
Ben Whishaw stars as Jean-Baptiste Grenouille, a talented perfumer with a dark secret: he kills young women to capture their unique scents. The character becomes fixated on women and relentlessly pursues them. Whishaw’s performance is central to this historical thriller, charting Grenouille’s transformation from an apprentice to a murderer. The story reaches a climax with a scene of widespread panic, highlighting Grenouille’s ability to control others.
I was deeply moved by this film, set against the horrific backdrop of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda. It tells the incredible true story of Paul Rusesabagina, a hotel manager who risked everything to protect over 1,200 people within his hotel, the Hôtel des Mille Collines. It’s heartbreaking to see how the international community, including the UN, was largely unable to help Rwandans as they evacuated foreigners and left the country. While journalists documented the tragedy, real rescue had to come from within. The film really highlights how Paul’s relationships, his ability to negotiate, and the bravery of his Rwandan staff and their families were the only things that offered a chance of survival.
The new trailer offers fans their first look at Milly Alcock in action as Kara Zor-El, continuing the promotion of the film after its costumes and exhibit were shown at CCXP.
Rod Williams provides much-needed comic relief, but he’s also the one who figures out the terrifying truth about the Armitage family. He notices the odd behavior surrounding the disappearances and tries to warn his friend Chris, but the police don’t take him seriously. Despite being dismissed as a conspiracy theorist, Rod is the only one who understands what’s really happening. Ultimately, his intelligence and fast thinking are what save Chris from a terrible fate.
Shinpachi Shimura is the voice of reason in the Odd Jobs trio, frequently yelling at Gintoki and Kagura for their bizarre behavior. He’s so well-known for his glasses that others joke they’re the real him, with the rest of him just hanging on! In a chaotic, alien-filled version of Edo, Shinpachi constantly tries to bring order and logic to the situation. His over-the-top reactions to the show’s silly, self-aware humor are a key part of what makes it funny.
Researchers have developed a novel network architecture that efficiently fuses multi-frequency image data to achieve high-accuracy, real-time stereo matching.
The Securities and Exchange Commission, that arbiter of silent truths, bore witness to a quiet metamorphosis. Engine Capital Management, a shadow in the financial forest, unfurled its wings, carrying 14.2 million shares of Avantor into the light. The stake, once a seedling, now stretched its branches, valued at $246.1 million-a testament to the slow, deliberate growth of patience.
The filing, dry as dust and twice as lifeless, told of a complete divestiture. Quarter’s end saw the last lot slip through their fingers, priced at the average market value-a number as hollow as the promises of spring rain in a dust storm. Funds are like rivers, always seeking new channels; but what bedrock erosion prompted this shift?
Now, this modest uptick might be attributed to the Solana [SOL] launchpad Bonk.fun, which has announced that a whopping 51% of the fees will be used to buy back BONK, up from the previous 10%. Jolly good show, but will it be enough to save the day? 🤔