Box Office Episode 8 with Hamed – Top Movies of the Week

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Box Office Episode 8 with Hamed: The Best of the Week

In this week’s episode of Box Office with Hamed, we explore the buzziest films and trending series from across the cinematic world from the cyberpunk energy of Tron: Ares to the philosophical depths of The Lobster.

Top Films at the Box Office

Tron: Ares

The shining star of the box office is Tron: Ares, featuring Jared Leto as “Ares,” a sleek and enigmatic AI questioning the boundaries between humanity and technology. Directed by Joachim Rønning (known for Maleficent and Pirates of the Caribbean), this third entry in the franchise grossed over $40 million in its first week despite mixed reviews praised for its neon visuals and electrifying score.

Roofman

In second place comes Roofman, a gripping thriller based on a true and unbelievable story. Directed by Shane Fearn (Blue Valentine) and starring Channing Tatum, it tells the story of a reservist soldier who robs McDonald’s outlets via rooftop entry. The film blends comedy and crime masterfully, earning $11 million in its debut week.

The Smashing Machine

The biggest surprise? The Smashing Machine, a heartfelt independent drama starring Dwayne Johnson. Known for his action roles, Johnson shines as real-life MMA fighter Mark Kerr, a man torn between fame, addiction, and identity. Directed by Benny Safdie and co-starring Emily Blunt, the film received rave reviews at the Venice Film Festival.

Series Highlights

Monster: Season 3

The highly anticipated third season of Netflix’s Monster centers on the dark, true story of Ed Gein. Charlie Hunnam delivers a chilling performance as the twisted killer. Like previous seasons on Jeffrey Dahmer and the Menendez brothers, this chapter examines the psychology of notorious criminals with eerie precision.

The Deal

The Deal tackles the tension of nuclear negotiations between Iran and the U.S. The story follows Alexandra Weiss, a Swiss diplomat navigating fragile political waters that could determine the fate of nations. Despite some issues with non-native Farsi accents, it’s a gripping, thought-provoking watch for Iranian audiences.

The Berserk Memorial Edition

This anime classic returns with an emotional, remastered version. The Berserk Memorial Edition captures Guts’ tragic journey through betrayal and battle. It’s raw, violent, and philosophical an epic strictly for adults and a shining example of storytelling depth in Japanese anime.

Film Recommendations You Can Watch Now

  • Riders of Justice: A Danish dark comedy-action film led by Mads Mikkelsen, blending grief, faith, and fate.
  • El Conde: Pablo Larraín transforms dictator Augusto Pinochet into a vampire, delivering a biting satire on immortality, greed, and guilt.
  • An Urban Allegory: A short philosophical film by Alice Rohrwacher about a young boy stuck in a cave symbolic, meditative, unforgettable.
  • Kedi: A heartwarming Turkish documentary that explores the soulful bond between Istanbul’s cats and its people.

Special of the Week: The Lobster

The Lobster by Yorgos Lanthimos envisions a dystopian society where everyone must find a partner or be turned into an animal. Colin Farrell stars as David, a man who chooses to become a lobster if he fails at love. This offbeat satire on loneliness and conformity cemented Lanthimos as one of modern cinema’s most daring voices.

Final Thoughts

From futuristic artificial intelligence to feline empathy, from true crime to political drama, Episode 8 of Box Office with Hamed captures the multifaceted pulse of film and TV today. Don’t forget to share your thoughts with us because at Alara Entertainment, movies aren’t just watched they’re lived.

Watch the full episode now on our YouTube channel and join Hamed for another thrilling journey through cinema’s latest wonders.

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