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‘Ally’: Bong Joon Ho Underwater Animated Pic Adds Bradley Cooper, Ayo Edebiri, Dave Bautista, Finn Wolfhard & More To Voice Cast

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By Finn Wolfhard, Bong Joon Ho, Werner Herzog
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film reports actor voice Cooper ‘Ally’: Bong Joon Ho Underwater Animated Pic Adds Bradley Cooper, Ayo Edebiri, Dave Bautista, Finn Wolfhard & More To Voice Cast We’re beyond thrilled that acclaimed Korean filmmaker Bong Joon Ho (“Parasite,” “Mickey 17”) is heading into the world of animation with his new film “Ally,” and the project at NEON has enlisted a group of actors to lend their voices for characters, as there is an aim to have the film released toward the end of 2027.
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New World War Z Movie Officially Confirmed After David Fincher Sequel Cancellation

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By Bong Joon Ho
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Paramount is officially moving forward with a new World War Z movie after previously cancelling development on a sequel from David Fincher. This article covers a developing story. Continue to check back with us as we will be adding more information as it becomes available. After previously cancelling their plans for a follow-up, Paramount is returning to World War Z.
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5 Years Later, Controversial Isekai Anime Is Finally Coming to Netflix

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By Bong Joon Ho
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Netflix will finally start streaming one of the most controversial isekai of all time. Read on to find out more. is bringing a new list of series to the platform. The streaming giant kicked off the year with some of the most gorgeous and exciting anime of all time, including. Unlike Crunchyroll, which releases the entire season lineup in the first month of each quarter, Netflix brings series every month, including originals or reviving older anime.
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