If you end up missing one of these night swimming or Lisa Frankenstein In their respective runs, the peacocks were covered. Two Universal Pictures films will be available on NBCUniversal’s streaming platform in the next two weeks—Lisa will fall next Friday (March 29), while night swimming Arriving next week April 5th.
Among the two, night swimming The film, which debuted in theaters on January 5, is based on the 2014 short film from directors Bryce McGuire and Rod Blackhurst. The film centers on a suburban family who have just moved into a new house with an inappropriate swimming pool in their backyard.The kids are either in the water or when they come up for air they see strange things and dad (played by Wyatt Russell) is acting a little weird leave. Despite negative reviews, it performed reasonably well at the box office, grossing $53.8 million on a $15 million budget.
at the same time, Lisa Frankenstein Published February 9th by Diablo Cody Jennifer’s body fame), directed by first-time director Zelda Williams (voice of Kuvira) The Legend of Korra). Set in 1989, the story stars Kathryn Newton as a goth girl who ends up resurrecting a Victorian corpse (played by Cole Sprouse) named “The Creature.” The two gradually begin to fall in love with each other, while also murdering people they dislike and transplanting those body parts into the creature so that he looks less like a corpse.unlike night swimming, The film received mixed reviews, but ultimately failed at the box office, grossing $9.9 million against a budget of $13 million. A few weeks after its release, it left theaters and became available on VOD.
These two things are coming to Peacock in the next two weeks, which is especially good for people who don’t want to see Godzilla x King Kong: A New Empire or monkey man In the theater.if you have seen night swimming or Lisalet us know what you think of them in the comments below.
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