What global film and television news is worth paying attention to in the past 12 hours? Time.com selects you professionally.
In 1983, the animated film "Tianshu Qitan" produced by Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio launched the "Tianshu Qitan 4K Commemorative Edition", announcing that it would land in theaters nationwide on November 5. "Tianshu Qitan" is based on some fragments of the "Biography of Ping Demon", telling the story of Yuan Gong teaching the Heavenly Book to the egg to be born, so that the egg birth can benefit the people of Li.
01. The first day of the pre-sale of "Eternals" was a big hit
Marvel superhero movie "Eternals" grossed $2.6 million in 24 hours after the opening of the North American pre-sale, far exceeding the same period of $2 million for "Black Widow" and $1.4 million for "Shangqi and the Legend of the Ten Rings", setting a record for the highest box office on the first day of pre-sales during the epidemic. The film will be released in North America on November 5.
02. "007: No Time to Die" grossed $900 million to return to the capital
According to foreign media reports, "007: No Time to Die" cost $250 million, publicity costs more than $100 million, and the global box office needs to be close to $900 million to break even.
03. The first trailer for Ethan Hawk's thriller Dark Phone
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Directed by Doctor Strange director Scott Drrickson and starring Ethan Hawke, the thriller Dark Phone revealed the first trailer. The film is based on Joe Hill's short story of the same name, which tells the story of a kidnapped child who finds an antique phone in the basement where he is imprisoned, and although the phone line has been cut off, at night, he always receives calls from the Otherworld...
01. Star Trek "Captain Kirk" really went into space
On October 3, local time, William Shatner, the star trek series Captain Kirk, really went into space aboard a Blue Origin rocket in Texas, USA. At the age of 90, he also set a record for the oldest human being in history to go into space.