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Netflix's new action/horror shark piece, Under Paris, is one of the latest films to navigate the streamer's top 10. In recent days, it has comfortably sat close to the top spot after it dethroned the Japanese monster film, Godzilla Minus One. Despite having poor reviews at first on Rotten Tomatoes, Under Paris has seen a growth spurt in just a matter of days, with a notable improvement in its Rotten Tomatoes score (currently at 65%).

Legendary producer, Jerry Bruckheimer, the man behind such major franchises as Top Gun, the Pirates of the Caribbean series, and the National Treasure movies, has confirmed that discussions regarding a fifth Bad Boys movie are already happening. Speaking recently with Deadline, Bruckheimer, who was the producer on the previous four outings, revealed that they are waiting to see what happens with Bad Boys: Ride or Die at the box office.

Peacock has announced a new, original true crime documentary, TikTok Star Murders, from executive producer Curtis 50 Cent Jackson. Due to premiere on June 25 on Peacock, TikTok Star Murders delves into how the seemingly picture-perfect relationship between TikTok personality Ali Abulaban and his wife Ana turned deadly through private, never-before-aired cellphone footage and audio.

The collaborative relationship between director Tim Burton and Johnny Depp is one of the most well-known pairings in Hollywood but, according to Depp, it almost didn't happen. The actor reveals that he almost turned down the chance to audition for the director's 1990 fantasy classic Edward Scissorhands due to a case of nerves and feeling he didn't live up to his A-list competition at the time.

Could those overwhelming emotions turn the summer movie season inside out? Its no secret the 2024 summertime hasnt been the most productive or profitable in terms of box office returns. However, Amy Poehlers Joy and Phyllis Smiths Sadness are returning this Friday to the big screen for the highly anticipated sequel, Inside Out 2.

Joel Edgerton recently reflected on the mixed reception of his 2017 Netflix film Bright. At the time, the action fantasy flick, co-starring Will Smith, was met with overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics but embraced by audiences. The film currently holds a 26% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, but the audience score sits at 83%.