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- 1Returning Horror Hit Tops Disney+ Weekly ViewershipβThe Returning Horror Hit Is Disney+βs Most-Watched Show of the Week
A returning horror series has become the most-watched show on Disney+ for the week, according to IMDb. The show's comeback has evidently drawn a large audience to the streaming service, making it the platform's top performer over the past seven days. It marks a strong start for the new season.
- 2Ben Stiller Lines Up Next Series at Apple TV After SeveranceβΌBen Stiller Officially Finds 'Severance' Replacement Series at Apple TV
Ben Stiller has officially found his follow-up to 'Severance' at Apple TV, according to a report from IMDb. The actor and director, who guided the acclaimed workplace thriller to major success on the streaming service, is now attached to a new series project there. Details about the show's premise, cast, or premiere date have not been announced, and reaction so far consists mainly of fans speculating about what Stiller will take on next after 'Severance' concluded its run.
- 3Nintendo Canceled Ubisoft Zelda Game Starring GanondorfβΌNintendo Canceled Zelda Ubisoft Game Starring Ganondorf
A collaboration between Nintendo and Ubisoft that would have put Ganondorf at the center of a Legend of Zelda game was canceled, according to a report from IMDb news. The project would have been a rare instance of Nintendo entrusting one of its flagship characters to an outside studio. Fans are discussing what the game might have looked like and why it never moved forward.
- 4Spider-Man: Brand New Day Passes $950 Million at US Box OfficeβSpider-Man: Brand New Day Becomes First Movie To Gross $950 Million At The Domestic Box Office
Spider-Man: Brand New Day has become the first film in history to gross $950 million at the domestic box office, according to IMDb. The milestone underscores the enduring pulling power of the superhero franchise and would make the film one of the highest-grossing releases ever in the United States.
- 5Chris Evans and Chris Pine Team for Violent Noir ThrillerβChris Evans & Chris Pine's New Crime Movie Officially Described as "Violent Noir" Thriller
A new crime film starring Chris Evans and Chris Pine has been officially described as a "violent noir" thriller, according to IMDb. No further details about the plot, director, or release date were given in the available coverage, and it is not clear when the project will reach audiences.
- 6New Rom-Com Adaptation Tops Amazon Prime's Weekly Movie ChartβThe New Rom-Com Adaptation Is Amazon Primeβs Most-Watched Movie of the Week
A newly released romantic-comedy film adaptation has become the most-watched movie on Amazon Prime Video this week, according to reporting citing IMDb data. The streaming platform's latest chart positions the title above all other films in its catalogue for the period. Viewers appear to be responding to a fresh take on a familiar love story, keeping romance high on the service's viewing rankings.