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OPUS HAS BEEN RELEASED IN CINEMAS TODAY (March 14) and the Feature Film Debut from Director Mark Anthony Has Been Leaving Viewers on the Edge of their Seats

Thriller enthusiasts are in for a treat as the much-anticipated film opus hits the Big Screen Today, March 14. The Gripping Narrative Centries on Ariel Ecton (Portrayed by Ayo Edebir Alfred Moretti (John Malkovich).

Moretti, Having vanished from the limelight over Three decades ago, has handpicked a select few journists to be present for his comeback.

But what Starts off as a potentially life-changing break for Ariel Quickly spirals into a horrifying Ordeal, trapped amidst a cadre of erratic reporters and Moretti intensely Loyal Acoytes.

Helmed by First-Time Feature Director Mark Anthony Green, Known for His Journalistic Tenure at GQ, opus is not a retelling of real-life events. Howver, Green Has Channelled His Extensive Experience With Celebrity Culture into the film’s Creation.

In anticipation of the release, the director shared his insights: “I witneses moments where the line between fandom and obsession Becangerously Thin.”, Reports The Daily Record.

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He Added: “The Way Certain Artists Can Become Almost Mythical Figures to their followers that the territory of wanted to explore.”

OPUS MADE ITS INITIAL BIW AT THE SUSTAL FILM FILM on January 27, 2025, and now is rolling out for General Audiences.

Movie Buffs have already started posting their verdicts on the contemporary thriller, with many flocking to rotten tomatoes to post thughts.

One Voewer Shared Their Thoughts Saying, “Geneerously Mixing Splatter-Stilled Horror and Black Comedy, Green Fashions A Timely, IF Ultimately Overbroad, Superficial Said Cults of Personalities and Cults of Celebrities, Uncritical Media Consumption, and Toxic Parasition, and Toxic Parasum, Relationships. ”

Another offendered their take with: “The legend and mytery of John Malkovich’s Moretti is quite CAPTIVATING IN THIS WICKEDLY TWISTED EXPLORATION OF POWER AND DANGERS OF A CELEBRITY-OBSESSED Culture. Edebiri. “

A Different Audience Member Notes: “OPUS FEELS TOO SIMilar to Other Social Thrillers like the menu and blink twice at first, but by the end, it delivers a bold on the celebrity that is all horrific and original.”

And a fourth person chimed in: “opus isn’t perfect, but Mark Anthony Green’s Directorial Debut is a sleek and sinister look at the Cult of Celebrity with Ayo Edebiri Starring.”

OPUS IS NOW IN CINEMAS