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On February 22nd, the series 'Avatar: The Last Airbender', the new real adaptation of the animated, will hit the streaming plataform of Netflix. A preview in which its protagonists are ready to face their destiny to save the world from the Lord of Fire, who aspires to control the four elements to plunge humanity into a cloak of eternal darkness. However, there is still hope for humanity. "The world needs the Avatar. It needs you Aang," a voice-over is heard saying to the character as the fast-paced images show the Fire Nation sweeping away everything in its path.

The production of Deadpool 3, the long-awaited sequel to the Marvel Studios saga starring Ryan Reynolds, has officially finished shooting. This is now official, thanks to the actor through his Instagram account after overcoming a series of delays due to the actors and screenwriters strike that affected several productions and ended in November last year. In his emotional post, Reynolds admitted to shedding tears and expressed his gratitude towards the film's crew and director Shawn Levy, and made a humorous mention about Hugh Jackman, his co-star.

Love versus duty. This is the cross-cutting theme that has accompanied the series Young Royals since its debut on Netflix three years ago. Now, the platform has confirmed the premiere date of the story's final season. The original Swedish production tackles an LGBTI romance between two teenagers, and has been praised for its faithful portrayal of its characters. The episodes that will define the future of Prince Wilhem and the charismatic Simon will be available on the platform this March 11.

Apple TV+ today unveiled the trailer for Constellation, its psychological thriller drama series that combines themes of conspiracy and space adventure. In fact, actress Noomi Rapace, known for The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, and actor Jonathan Banks, Emmy-nominated for his work on Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, lead the cast of this production that promises to be an intense journey through the mysteries of space and the human mind.

Andrew Scott, the renowned star of Fleabag and All Of Us Strangers, sheds his role as a priest to become a dangerous man in Ripley, Netflix's new miniseries that just released its first official teaser. The streaming platform showed a broader look at what promises to be its next big. In fact, in this TV fiction, Scott brings to life Tom Ripley, a character who navigates the world of deceit and swindling in early 1960s New York. Its premiere will be in April 4.

Jacob Elordi talked about his first project with Guillermo del Toro after everyone find out that Andrew Garfield would no longer be in the film Frankenstein, the project in which the tapatío would be working now. A few days ago the site Deadline reported that there were changes in the cast of Frankenstein, as it was already official that the main actors would be Mia Goth, Oscar Isaac, Christoph Waltz and Andrew Garfield. The news came from Netflix.

A biting, compassionate and heartbreaking tale is what The Holdovers promises. The film directed by Alexander Payne, and starring Paul Giamatti, Dominic Sessa and Da'Vine Joy Randolph, is resonating strongly in the film awards season, with accolades at the Critics' Choice Awards and the Golden Globes. Its recent successes project it as one of the top contenders for the 2024 Oscars, a ceremony that will take place on March 10, 2024.

The prolific director and screenwriter responsible for Ex Machina (2014) and Annihilation (2018) has partnered with production and distribution company A24 for Civil War, his new bet for the big screen with a star-studded cast. The film, whose first trailer was revealed last December, was scheduled for release on April 26, but like many other productions this year, it has changed its release date. According to a new report from Deadline, Civil War the film will hit the big screen two weeks earlier in order to take full advantage of the number of IMAX screenings. As a result, Alex Garland's new film will be available in North American theaters on April 12 instead of April 26 as previously announced.

Irishman Cillian Murphy is on a winning streak after starring in Christopher Nolan's acclaimed Oppenheimer, an experience that could culminate with an Oscar in recognition of his performance, making him one of the ceremony's favorites.In fact, he is backed by the recent Golden Globe he receive in the Best Dramatic Actor category and a SAG Award nomination. His new project, Small Things Like These, will open the prestigious Berlin International Film Festival (Berlinale), which runs from February 15-25.

Madame Web, the newest addition to Sony's Spider-Man spin-off universe, is marking a new milestone in Sony and Marvel collaborations. Set for release on Valentine's Day, the Dakota Johnson-led film is distinguished by having an all-female lead cast, an admirably different approach that Sony hopes will pay off. This faith in the film is evident, as Madame Web will be the longest film to date in Sony's Spider-Man Universe. The film will hit theaters on February 14 of this year.