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entertainment2 years ago

"Anticipated 2024 Entertainment: Movies and TV Shows to Watch For"

As 2023 wraps up, the entertainment industry looks ahead to 2024, which is expected to be a catch-up year for film and TV due to delays from Hollywood strikes. Highly anticipated releases like "Dune: Part Two," "Kraven the Hunter," "Deadpool 3," and "Venom 3" are on the horizon, with some adjusting release dates due to the strikes. Other notable projects include the second part of Zack Snyder's "Rebel Moon" duology, a new attempt to revive the "Alien" franchise with "Alien: Romulus," a spin-off from the "John Wick" series titled "Ballerina," and a remake of "The Strangers" that will kick off a trilogy. Fans are hopeful for another year of consistent hits and are encouraged to share what they're looking forward to in the realms of movies, games, and books for 2024.

via Gizmodo|
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entertainment-and-politics2 years ago

"Hollywood 2023: Strikes, Scholars, and the Screen's Highs and Lows"

The year 2023 marked a significant period for film and television, reflecting the political and cultural turmoil of the times. Amidst ongoing wars, the COVID-19 pandemic, and rising reactionary forces, the entertainment industry faced its own battles with strikes by artists challenging the economic hardships and corporate dominance in the sector. Despite union efforts to suppress these movements, the struggle highlighted the need for a more socially conscious and critical artistic expression. Films and TV shows like "Oppenheimer," "El Conde," and "Succession" stood out for engaging with these issues, while the industry also faced criticism for its silence on the Gaza conflict and the celebration of less impactful works like "Maestro." The year was also characterized by a decline in employment within the industry and a potential reduction in content production, signaling a challenging future for film and television.

via WSWS|
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