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A grieving woman. A psychopathic hunter. The unforgiving Australian wilderness. On paper, Apex has everything it needs to be a great Netflix thriller. With Charlize Theron at the top of her physical game and Taron Egerton sinking his teeth into one of the most unhinged villain roles of his career, the question isn't whether it's watchable, it absolutely is. The question is whether it truly reaches the heights it promises. Film's SPOILER Overview Apex opens with a jaw-dropping sequence. Rock-climbing couple Sasha (Theron) and Tommy (Eric Bana) are scaling the iconic Troll Wall in Norway when a brutal storm closes in. Tommy wants to call it — he's been hinting for a while that the endless thrill-seeking is taking its toll. But an avalanche takes the choice out of their hands: a rock smashes into Tommy's head, knocking him unconscious off the face. Hanging by a rope, Sasha is left with an impossible decision. She lets go. Five months later, a grief-hollowed Sasha drives alone into the fictional Wandarra National Park in Australia. A park ranger warns her about a string of disappearances in the area. She brushes it off — until she meets Ben (Egerton). Charming, fresh-faced, helpful. And secretly a serial killer who views Sasha as his next prey. What follows is a cat-and-mouse chase across crevasses, cliff faces, dense bushland and raging rapids, with Sasha drawing on every ounce of her adventurer's training to survive. The film's premise is simple and effective: Hunt or be hunted. ShowScorer Favs Charlize Theron's Performance Let's start where Apex is most undeniable: Charlize Theron. She is the engine that keeps this film running when the script falls short. As Sasha, she brings an almost wordless emotional intelligence — in the opening Norway sequence alone, you understand this woman's entire psychology within minutes. Her grief, her recklessness, her compulsive need to push to the limit. It's a physically and emotionally demanding role, and Theron makes it look like second nature. The Hollywood Reporter called the film a "taut nail-biter" that is "well-acted, crafted with skill and briskly paced." Theron worked with professional rock climber Beth Rodden to master Sasha's physicality, and it shows. The climbing sequences — particularly the opening Troll Wall scene — are viscerally real. "This is an action-adventure, psychological thriller. It's really a story about survival, not just physically but emotionally, and about finding out what you're made of." — Charlize Theron, speaking to Netflix The Australian Setting Filmed across Sydney and the Blue Mountains of New South Wales, Apex makes stunning use of its landscape. The Australian bush is practically a character unto itself — dense, disorienting, and strikingly beautiful. Kormákur has always had a strong relationship with extreme terrain, and he deploys it masterfully here. Rotten Tomatoes' critics consensus praised the film's "astonishing Australian locations," and rightly so. In its strongest passages, the geography tightens the tension — crevasses narrow, cliff faces loom, and the landscape seems to conspire against Sasha just as much as Ben does. Taron Egerton as Ben Egerton is clearly having a blast, and that energy is contagious in short bursts. Ben is a full-blown psychopath with a warped personal code — he genuinely sees himself as the hero of the story. Egerton told Netflix: "In my version of the story, Ben is the hero. Everything has to make sense for him. So part of my job is to craft a spiritual code for him." That self-righteous logic gives the character genuine menace. Collider noted that "Egerton is clearly having a blast here. It's fun to see him lean into another chaotic performance." The scenes where his mask slips are some of the film's most chilling moments. Taron Egerton as Ben — Apex (2026) - IMDB ShowScorer Flops A Thin, Underdeveloped Script Here's where Apex stumbles. Jeremy Robbins' screenplay tips its hand far too early and does almost nothing interesting with the premise beyond the basics of the chase. The opening tragedy — Tommy's death — is set up as Sasha's psychological wound. But once the actual hunt begins, that backstory is essentially abandoned. As In Session Film noted, the script "should have revealed what happened through flashbacks during the hunt to give Theron's Sasha some semblance of a character arc. There are long stretches where almost nothing happens beyond running, hiding, and occasionally getting caught — and the film lacks the slow-burn atmosphere needed to make those quieter moments land. "Apex is dull, boring, tedious, monotonous, repetitive... all of which appropriately describe this vapid thriller." — In Session Film Egerton's Villain Runs Out of Steam As entertaining as Egerton is in flashes, Ben is ultimately a one-note villain. The initial charm and menace fade quickly, replaced by increasingly repetitive sadism. Time Magazine observed that Ben's "twisted misogynist savagery is exhausting from the start." A more psychologically layered antagonist could have elevated this into something truly memorable. Eric Bana Is Wasted It's always good to see Eric Bana on screen, but his role as Tommy essentially ends before the opening credits roll. He functions entirely as a grief device — a motivation for Sasha rather than a character in his own right. Given Bana's calibre as a performer, and the film's Australian connection, this felt like a genuine missed opportunity. The Verdict: Apex Netflix 2026 Apex is a film that works best when it leans into its strengths — Charlize Theron's formidable screen presence, the jaw-dropping Australian landscape, and a handful of genuinely pulse-racing action sequences. It is, as The Hollywood Reporter put it, "the rare breed of streaming original that can safely be called a real movie." But it's also a film that never quite reaches the heights its premise promises. The script is thin, the villain runs out of juice, and the emotional core established in Norway gets abandoned once the chase begins. If you're after a perfectly serviceable Saturday night thriller with a great lead performance, Apex delivers. If you want something that lingers — a survival film with genuine psychological depth — you might walk away feeling like the summit was just out of reach. It's worth a watch for Theron alone. Just don't go in expecting a masterpiece. Rating: 3.5/5 Was Apex the survival thriller Netflix promised? Did Theron's performance save it — or did the thin script let the whole thing down? Drop your thoughts in the comments and give your rating below!

If you’re searching for a trending film that brings a fresh twist to the romantic comedy genre, “Materialists” (2025) is a must see. This rom com, directed by Celine Song, explores the world of luxury dating in New York City, blending humour, ambition, and the search for genuine connection. In this ShowScorer review, we’ll break down the plot, highlight the best and worst moments, and share why “Materialists” is making waves among movie fans and critics alike. Plot Summary “Materialists” follows Lucy Mason (Dakota Johnson), a talented matchmaker at the exclusive agency Adore. Her job is to help others find love, but her own romantic life is far from simple. Lucy is caught between her charming ex, John Pitts (Chris Evans), a struggling theatre actor and waiter, and Harry Castillo (Pedro Pascal), a wealthy new suitor who seems to offer everything she’s ever wanted—except certainty. The film’s story dives into the tension between authentic connection and the allure of material success, all set against the backdrop of New York’s glamorous dating scene. The supporting cast, including Zoë Winters as Sophie and Marin Ireland as Violet, adds humour and insight into the realities of modern dating. The witty dialogue and sharp observations about status, ambition, and vulnerability make “Materialists” more than just a standard rom com. The city itself is a character, with its bustling streets, high-end fashion, and luxury venues providing a visually stunning setting for the drama. ShowScorer Favs One of the best things about “Materialists” is the cast’s chemistry. Dakota Johnson delivers a standout performance as Lucy, balancing vulnerability and ambition in a way that makes her journey feel authentic. Pedro Pascal’s portrayal of Harry is both magnetic and mysterious, while Chris Evans adds emotional depth to John, making the love triangle believable and engaging. The supporting cast, including Zoë Winters and Marin Ireland, brings humor and complexity to the story. Their interactions with Lucy highlight the challenges and absurdities of dating in a city obsessed with status. The film’s direction by Celine Song is sharp, capturing the energy and anxiety of modern romance. The wardrobe and set design are not just stylish but reinforce the themes of materialism and aspiration, with fashion choices that make the world of “Materialists” feel both aspirational and grounded. Roger Ebert calls the film “brutally honest and bracingly contemporary” in its depiction of dating (Roger Ebert) . Chris Evans, in particular, is praised for bringing “depth beyond its genre trappings,” making his character more than just a typical rom com love interest. Empire highlights the film’s “sharp eye for modern romance,” noting how the visuals and social commentary set it apart from other romantic comedies (Empire Magazine, August 2025). Celine Song herself describes the film’s central theme: “Wealth is the most seductive thing; it is the greatest drug that is possible in modern society” (ABC) . This perspective is woven throughout the film, making the story’s exploration of materialism feel both timely and relevant. After devastating audiences with Past Lives, Celine Song has created another impossible love triangle in Materialists. (Supplied: Sony Pictures) ShowScorer Flops While “Materialists” is entertaining and visually appealing, it does have its flaws. The plot follows some familiar rom com beats, and a few supporting characters could have been developed more. Empire points out that “the story follows familiar rom-com beats, but the energy and anxiety of dating in a city obsessed with status is captured well.” At times, the film glosses over the more complex realities of materialism, leaving some themes less explored than they could be. Some critics have noted that the screenplay could have delved deeper into the darker side of ambition and the sacrifices people make for love and success. The film occasionally opts for a lighter touch, which, while enjoyable, may leave viewers wanting more emotional depth. The resolution of the love triangle, though satisfying, feels somewhat predictable, and certain storylines are left unresolved. Feature Image: Sony Pictures. The Verdict “Materialists” is a stylish, contemporary rom com that balances humour and heart. The film’s exploration of ambition, vulnerability, and the desire for connection resonates with anyone who’s ever navigated the complexities of modern relationships. What sets “Materialists” apart is its ability to capture the energy and anxiety of dating in a city where status and success are always in play. The film doesn’t reinvent the genre, but it offers a fresh take on familiar themes, thanks to its strong performances and sharp direction. The visual appeal, from the fashion to the cityscapes, adds another layer of enjoyment. Making it a trending film that’s perfect for fans of modern romance and city life. Rating: 4/5 What did you think of “Materialists”? Comment below and rate the movie with the stars at the bottom!

Lilo and Stitch live action remake - IMBD The long-awaited Lilo and Stitch live action remake has finally landed. But does it live up to the legacy of the 2002 cartoon classic? For many fans, this one’s been a long time coming, a chance to revisit the heartwarming story of family, belonging, and a chaotic little blue alien who stole everyone’s hearts. Visually updated and reimagined for a new generation, this version of Lilo and Stitch live action brings with it both excitement and a fair bit of curiosity. With modern effects, fresh and flawed performances, and a few changes along the way, there’s a lot to unpack. But as always with reboots, here’s the big question: was this remake really made with 'ohana in mind—or is it just another shiny nostalgia cash grab? Film’s SPOILER Overview The Lilo and Stitch live action plot sticks closely to the heart of the original, even with a few modern tweaks. Set on the lush island of Kaua‘i, the story follows Lilo, a quirky and lonely Hawaiian girl being raised by her older sister Nani after the tragic loss of their parents. When Lilo wishes for a friend, she ends up adopting what she believes is a dog—but it turns out to be Stitch, a genetically-engineered alien experiment who crash-landed on Earth while escaping capture. Chaos, laughs, and a surprising amount of emotional depth follow as the two outsiders form an unlikely bond. With alien agents, and Jumba being the new antagonist on Stitch’s tail and social workers watching Nani’s every move, the story becomes a heartfelt look at chosen family and unconditional love—all with that signature Lilo and Stitch  mix of humour, weirdness, and warmth. ShowScorer Favs Storyline Look, I get that some fans were disappointed. With copyright dramas around soundtrack licensing and a tighter budget, Disney had to adjust a fair chunk of the original story. That meant cutting or reshaping some scenes, and removing a few beloved Lilo and Stitch characters like Captain Gantu and Pleakley from the main spotlight. But you know what? Even with all that, they still managed to keep the heart of the story beating. The family bond, the weird but deep connection between Lilo and Stitch characters—that was all still there. And to be fair, they made an effort to keep the vibe of the original soundtrack too. They couldn’t get full rights to all the songs, but the opening scene especially felt musically close to the 2002 version, and I appreciated that nod. Honestly, I cried when I thought Stitch was about to die. That moment was still raw, and it reminded me of why this story hit so hard the first time around. Robert Ebert expressed that the producers are " careful about preserving the most beloved details of the original but making it more inclusive." and I have to agree. CGI Animation Speaking of Stitch—he looked amazing. The animation and CGI were genuinely impressive, especially for a film that clearly didn’t have the deepest pockets. Every eyebrow wiggle, every chaotic leap—it was spot-on. A huge part of that magic came from the fact that Chris Sanders , the original 2002 director and the voice of Stitch, returned for this version. That familiar voice brought so much authenticity. It felt like the old Stitch was right there again, just in a new setting.  Consequence wrote " Compared to the blank faces of the lions in Jon Favreau’s The Lion King, the CGI Stitch is a massive improvement. It also helps that Camp and the effects team really do integrate him seamlessly, without ever crossing over into the uncanny valley. The result is that Stitch remains as he’s always been: A dangerous scamp who becomes easy to love, by the end ." Lilo & Stitch live action remake - IMBD Actress - Maia Kealoha (Lilo) And then there’s Lilo—what an absolute standout. For such a young actress, she completely nailed the character. Maia Kealoha , an upcoming 6 year old Hawaiian actress had all the weird, bold, emotional energy that made Lilo so unforgettable. I really believed her. Even when the rest of the film felt a bit patchy, she held it together with real heart. The Economic Times said it best: “the rising talent who’s giving new life to a Disney classic” ShowScorer Flaws Casting & Performance While the Lilo and Stitch live action had its heart in the right place, it definitely had some rough patches that can’t be ignored. Let’s start with Nani — her acting was a bit underwhelming. Sydney Agudong  lacked emotional range with no tears, no real movement (besides her surfing and singing skills), and a struggle to connect with the CGI characters which really hurts the immersion. The Guardian described “Nani in particular a more “correct”, entirely uninteresting ending .”If you’re a fan of the original Lilo and Stitch characters, this new Nani might not hit the mark.  Adding to the woes, Zach Galifianakis  — who plays one of the Lilo and Stitch characters (Jumba the new antagonist) — didn’t quite land the role. Critics felt it was a miscast that didn’t let him shine, which was a missed opportunity given his usual comedic chops. The Charlotte Observer referenced his interview conversation mentioning he actually wanted to play Pleakley but got requested to play Jumba, his response “Dean, I don’t care. Whatever you need me to do. What, I’m gonna get into, really, one of these characters more deeply? It doesn’t matter ”.  Pleakley and Jumba - IMBD Budget Cuts The film cut a lot of their screen time, likely due to budget cuts from Disney underestimating the impact of this classic film from their audiences. The film was granted $100 million which is considered significantly low  compared to Disney’s other live action remakes. For the film to be a success, it needs to achieve more than double for any future sequel Lilo and Stitch live action remakes…  Then there’s Jumba and Pleakley, beloved Lilo and Stitch characters who got severely sidelined. The Guardian highlighted how their “funny walks”  and attempts at humour just don’t come together, with actors seemingly performing into a void. It’s a big drop from the original cartoon.  And budget cuts were obvious in the absence of Captain Gantu, one of the iconic Lilo and Stitch characters. His removal left the story feeling thinner and less dynamic. Cutting Captain Gantu was a baffling decision that robbed the film of some of its natural tension and humour. Some fans even called the producers of “ boycotting the upcoming remake ” The Daily Mail UK The Verdict: Lilo and Stitch Live Action So, where does the Lilo and Stitch live action  film land overall? For all its flaws—like shaky casting choices, budget-driven cuts, and a few disappointing omissions—it still manages to hold onto that core emotional spark. The bond between Lilo and Stitch, the gorgeous Hawaiian backdrop, and the surprisingly solid CGI make it a film worth watching, even if it’s not quite the triumph fans were hoping for. There’s heart here, no doubt about it. It just feels like half the story got told, and the other half got caught in licensing red tape and budget spreadsheets. If you're a fan of the original Lilo and Stitch characters, you might find yourself torn. It’s charming, emotional, and visually impressive in parts—but still leaves you wishing Disney had trusted it with more. Rating: 3/5 Was the storyline better than the original? Did the Lilo and Stitch live action  live up to its full potential—or did it fall short of the magic? Drop your thoughts below and let me know your own star rating!

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< Back Marvel’s Black Panther 3: Ryan Coogler Returns ShowScorer Editorial 17 Nov 2025 Industry sources reveal new details about Black Panther 3, promising fresh representation and excitement for Marvel fans. The movie industry is buzzing with excitement after Ryan Coogler officially confirmed that Black Panther 3 will be his next big project. This news has fans and insiders talking about what’s next for Wakanda and the Marvel Cinematic Universe. According to Empire , Coogler’s commitment to the franchise is stronger than ever, with the director stating, “I’m excited to continue the story and explore new possibilities for these beloved characters.” This confirmation has set the stage for speculation about the film’s direction and cast, with Deadline highlighting the anticipation among Marvel fans and the studio’s confidence in Coogler’s vision. Elle’s coverage dives into the impact of Black Panther on representation in Hollywood, noting how the franchise has “changed the landscape for superhero movies and opened doors for more diverse storytelling.” The third instalment is expected to build on this legacy, bringing back familiar faces and possibly introducing new talent to the cast. What makes this announcement especially exciting is the way it reflects Marvel’s ongoing partnership with Coogler. After the success of the first two films, the collaboration has become a cornerstone of the studio’s approach to meaningful, culturally resonant blockbusters. Fans are eager to see how Coogler will expand the world of Wakanda, tackle new themes, and maybe even surprise us with unexpected twists. The confirmation of Black Panther 3 as Ryan Coogler’s next movie has reignited excitement across the movie world. It’s clear that this film will continue to shape the future of superhero storytelling and inspire audiences everywhere. No release date has been confirmed. Previous Next