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Predator: Badlands Worldwide Box Office Compared To Alien Franchise (Photo Credit – Instagram)
Having already completed four weeks in theaters, Dan Trachtenberg’s sci-fi action film Predator: Badlands has grossed $175.7 million at the global box office, placing it among the top 25 highest-grossing titles of 2025 (Box Office Mojo). Within the Predator franchise, it currently ranks as the second-highest-grossing installment, just behind Alien vs. Predator, which finished its global run at $177.4 million. Whether Badlands can close this narrow gap and claim the top spot will depend on its remaining theatrical run.
Predator: Badlands Vs. Alien Franchise
While it’s still trailing Alien vs. Predator to bag the top-grossing title within the Predator franchise, let’s find out where Predator: Badlands stands when compared to the Alien film series, as the two franchises bear an interesting connection between them. Here’s what Badlands’ current box office performance looks like.
Predator: Badlands – Box Office Summary

North America: $86.4 million
International: $89.3 million
Worldwide: $175.7 million

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Predator: Badlands vs. Alien Films – Box Office Comparison
Now, let’s see how Predator: Badlands compares with the Alien film series at the global box office:

Alien (1979): $79 million
Aliens (1986): $85.2 million
Alien 3 (1992): $55.5 million
Alien: Resurrection (1997): $47.8 million
Alien vs. Predator (2004): $177.4 million
Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem (2007): $130.3 million
Prometheus (2012): $403.4 million
Alien: Covenant (2017): $240.9 million
Alien: Romulus (2024): $350.9 million

Based on these figures, Predator: Badlands ($175.7 million) has already outgrossed Ridley Scott’s 1979 classic Alien, James Cameron’s Aliens, as well as Alien 3, Alien: Resurrection, and Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem. However, it still trails behind Alien vs. Predator, Prometheus, Alien: Covenant, and Alien: Romulus. Given its current momentum and worldwide tally, Badlands might surpass Alien vs. Predator soon, though overtaking the last three Alien entries appears unlikely during its ongoing theatrical run.
Highest-Grossing Film In the Alien & Predator Franchise
Out of all the films in the Alien and Predator franchise, the title that holds the highest worldwide earnings is Ridley Scott’s 2012 sci-fi horror entry Prometheus ($403.4 million), featuring Noomi Rapace, Michael Fassbender, Guy Pearce, Idris Elba, Logan Marshall-Green, and Charlize Theron.
What’s Predator: Badlands All About?
Directed by Dan Trachtenberg, the sci-fi action film follows Dek (Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi), a young Predator outcast from his clan, who forms an unexpected alliance with Thia (Elle Fanning), a damaged synthetic owned by the Weyland-Yutani Corporation. Together, the duo undertakes a dangerous journey across the wastelands in search of the ultimate enemy.
Predator: Badlands – Official Trailer

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Merrily We Roll Along Rotten Tomatoes Rating Revealed (Photo Credit – YouTube)
Merrily We Roll Along strolls into theaters with Daniel Radcliffe, Jonathan Groff, and Lindsay Mendez bringing a steady spark to the filmed version of the Tony-winning revival. Director Maria Friedman brings the musical film to life with her storytelling.
The story unfolds in reverse through the tangled friendship of Franklin Shepard, Mary, and Charley, allowing every turn of their bond to sit comfortably on the screen. The movie is Radcliffe’s first film outing since 2022, slipping neatly into a career that has wandered through comedies, action pieces, and other projects that kept him far from Hogwarts.
Merrily We Roll Along Rotten Tomatoes Score Sparks Early Buzz
The movie enters its cinematic journey with a strong early reception on Rotten Tomatoes, earning a glowing 94% from 33 reviews. The number may shift once more critics weigh in, though it has started with a firm nudge that gives it a confident lift.

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The Popcornmeter score also stands at 94%, based on more than 50+ verified ratings.
Daniel Radcliffe’s Current Path & What Comes Next
Radcliffe’s path since leaving the Harry Potter world in 2011 has seen many turns. But a musical film of this quality will surely add a feather to his rich filmography. His next screen stop will not be another movie but a TV comedy called The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins, starring Tracy Morgan. There is no sign, however, of Radcliffe returning to the Wizarding World, especially with Dominic McLaughlin stepping in as the new Harry for the upcoming HBO series.
Merrily We Roll Along carries the weight of some of Stephen Sondheim’s most admired songs, though its theatrical box office prospects remain a mystery for now. The filmed stage productions often attract a niche crowd, but the warm critical reception of this film suggests that it may appeal to a broader audience.

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Actor Soha Ali Khan opened up about the early phase of her relationship with Kunal Kemmu and revealed that her mother, veteran actor Sharmila Tagore, once expressed concern about whether Kunal would eventually marry her. In the latest episode of her podcast All About Her, Soha shared a candid memory while speaking with Sonakshi Sinha and relationship expert Kasturi Mahanta.

Soha recalls her mother’s reaction
Reflecting on the time she and Kunal began living together, Soha said Sharmila Tagore had her reservations. “Kunal and I were together for seven years before we got married. We lived together for two years before the wedding,” Soha said. “That’s when my mother told me, ‘Now he’s not going to marry you. You’ve taken away all the interest,’ and I thought, ‘Maybe she’s right.’”
Soha explained that neither she nor Kunal felt strong pressure to get married at the time.
“We weren’t wrapped up in the idea of marriage anyway. Kunal said it wasn’t that important, and I also felt that maybe it’s not that important,” she added. “Eventually, since it wasn’t such a big deal for both of us, we thought we might as well get married.”
She also shared that it was the wish of both families that ultimately encouraged them to take the next step. “My mother insisted that men need a little push—otherwise they won’t ask you to marry them,” Soha said with a laugh.
Soha and Kunal’s relationship timeline
Soha and Kunal first met while working on the film Dhoondte Reh Jaoge and began dating in 2009. After six years together, the couple tied the knot in an intimate ceremony in 2015. They welcomed their daughter, Inaaya Naumi Kemmu, in 2017. Over the years, the duo has become known for their warm and humorous social media posts featuring their family life.
Their upcoming projects
Soha was most recently seen in Chhorii 2, directed by Vishal Furia, where she played an antagonist. She has also made her mark in the digital space through her podcast All About Her.
Meanwhile, Kunal will next be seen in the Netflix series Single Papa, releasing on December 12. The show follows the story of Gaurav Gehlot, a man who decides to adopt a baby shortly after his divorce.
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The much-awaited trailer of Akhanda 2: Thandavam, featuring Nandamuri Balakrishna and directed by Boyapati Sreenu, was unveiled on Friday at a grand event in Bengaluru. Balakrishna and the film’s core team have been actively promoting the sequel, while Kannada superstar Shivarajkumar attended the launch as the chief guest, adding star power to the occasion.

From the very first frame, the trailer makes its intentions clear: Boyapati is aiming for a massive cinematic spectacle. The Kumbh Mela sequences stand out instantly, showcasing sweeping visuals and large-scale production design that elevate the sequel’s ambition.

This time, Boyapati widens the narrative horizon even further. When external forces threaten India, Balakrishna’s character responds with fiery monologues rooted in Sanatana Dharma and even hints at the concept of a “surgical strike.” With its intense tone and global scale, the trailer suggests that the Balakrishna–Boyapati collaboration is once again gearing up for a thunderous box-office impact — not only in the Telugu-speaking regions but also across India.

Balakrishna appears in dual roles, delivering powerful dialogues with his trademark intensity. Samyuktha, based on her portrayal in the trailer, seems to be essaying the role of a police officer, while Aadhi Pinisetty adds depth to the ensemble with a significant character.

Staying true to Boyapati’s style, the trailer interlaces elements of mysticism, supernatural themes, tantric influences, emotional drama, and stylized action. The Aghora avatar of Balakrishna is once again positioned as a central pillar of the narrative, and the actor seems completely immersed in the role.

Akhanda 2: Thandavam is scheduled to hit theatres on December 5. Produced on a grand scale by Ram and Gopi Achanta, the film will release in Telugu along with Tamil, Kannada, Hindi, and Malayalam versions

Song name – Best You Could
Singer – Jade

Check out Best You Could Song Lyrics by Jade

I know it’s been some time
Haven’t talked for a minute
Took me leaving life
Just to know how to live it
You made me cry
So many times
But it’s all right
Cause I’m doing all right

There’s a million ways
To be there for somebody
You had a million words
All I needed was sorry
Now the guilt you hide
Eats you inside
But don’t you cry
Cause I’m doing all right
All right
All right
All right

Hold me
Just like it was yesterday
I know it took me some time
Went to hell and back and now we’re good
I know you did the best you could

So hold me
Like I’m still your baby
No, we don’t need to fight
Went to hell and back and now we’re good
I know you did the best that you could

Could’ve been so close
Never got that far
Seeing you feel bad
Really breaks my heart
Now I’m grown up wise
I realise
That when you cry
It’s cause I’m doing all right
All right
All right
All right

Hold me
Just like it was yesterday
I know it took me some time
Went to hell and back and now we’re good
I know you did the best you could

So hold me
Like I’m still your baby
No, we don’t need to fight
Went to hell and back and now we’re good
I know you did the best that you could

Best that you could

Best that you could

I forgive
I forgive all the ways you let me down
And weren’t around
When I called out
You loved me in a way that only you really knew how
But as long as you’re here now

Hold me
Just like it was yesterday
I know it took me some time
Went to hell and back and now we’re good
I know you did the best you could

So hold me
Like I’m still your baby
No, we don’t need to fight
Went to hell and back and now we’re good
I know you did the best that you could

Song Name – If My Heart Was A House
Singer – JADE

Check out If My Heart Was A House Song Lyrics by JADE

Baby, if my heart was a house, was a house
You could take a look around, look around, look around
You can make yourself at home, take a seat on the couch
But whatever you do
Baby, don’t go into that room with the lock and the key
‘Cause there’s a couple things about, things about me
I don’t think you wanna touch, wanna hear, wanna see
Whatever you do
Baby, don’t go into that

Room, mm
Room, yeah
It’s too soon
To think about that
It’s too dangerous (Room)
Baby, contagious (Room)
Yeah, I promise you that I am only saving us (Ooh)

I’ll let you in (I’ll let you in)
You’ve been closer than anybody has ever been
So use your imagination
All saying

If my heart was a house, was a house
You could take a look around, look around, look around
You can make yourself at home, take a sеat on the couch
But whatever you do
Baby, don’t go into that room with thе lock and the key
‘Cause there’s a couple things about, things about me
I don’t think you wanna touch, wanna hear, wanna see
Whatever you do (Do, do, do)

If you keep on pushing me
Then I might give you the key
But I hope you’re ready
Ready? Go (Woo)

Baby, don’t go into that
Feeling haunting me
You’ll need therapy
Seeing things you can’t unsee
Baby, don’t go into that…

Room
Room
It’s too soon
To think about that (Yeah)
Room
Room
It’s too soon

If my heart was a house, was a house
You could take a look aro—
If my heart was a house, was a house (So use your imagination)
You can make yourself at h—
If my heart was a house, was a house
But whatever you do
All I’m saying
If my heart was a house, was a—

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