A sizzling preview of the upcoming film Cassandro&nbsp;has taken the internet by storm as it features an unexpected and intimate moment between Puerto Rican sensation Bad Bunny, playing Felipe, and acclaimed actor Gael García Bernal, portraying Saúl.

Entertainment Weekly unveiled a sneak peek from the film on Friday, showcasing a scene where Bad Bunny's character, Felipe, and García Bernal's character, Saúl, give in to their curiosity and share a passionate kiss. While Felipe eventually pulls away, Saúl reassures him, saying, "It's okay, don't worry. Don't freak out."

Before parting ways, Saúl playfully tells Felipe, "See you around, stud."

Cassandro&nbsp;delves into the story of Saúl, hailing from El Paso, Texas, who aspires to become a professional luchador (wrestler) after being introduced to the sport by his father. Throughout his journey, he transforms into Cassandro, an exótico wrestler who performs in drag. On the other hand, Felipe is a drug dealer who gets introduced to the wrestling world through his promoter.

This isn't Bad Bunny's first foray into the world of cinema. In the past year, the Puerto Rican superstar made his mark on the big screen with a role in Bullet Train, alongside Brad Pitt. Additionally, Bad Bunny has a significant connection to the wrestling world. In 2021, he made headlines by leaping off the top rope at the 2021 Royal Rumble. More recently, the "Me Porto Bonito" singer triumphed over Damian Priest in a San Juan Street Fight at WWE's premium live event, Backlash, in May.

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Cassandro&nbsp;hit theaters on Friday, September 15, in the US, and is set to premiere on Prime Video on September 22. The film promises a unique blend of wrestling, self-discovery, and unexpected connections, featuring standout performances by its cast.

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A sizzling preview of the upcoming film Cassandro has taken the internet by storm as it features an unexpected and intimate moment between Puerto Rican sensation Bad Bunny, playing Felipe, and acclaimed actor Gael García Bernal, portraying Saúl.

A sizzling preview of the upcoming film Cassandro has taken the internet by storm as it features an unexpected and intimate moment between Puerto Rican sensation Bad Bunny, playing Felipe, and acclaimed actor Gael García Bernal, portraying Saúl. Entertainment Weekly unveiled a sneak peek from the film on Friday, showcasing a scene where Bad Bunny's character, Felipe, and García Bernal's character, Saúl, give in to their curiosity and share a passionate kiss. While Felipe eventually pulls away, Saúl reassures him, saying, "It's okay, don't worry. Don't freak out." Before parting ways, Saúl playfully tells Felipe, "See you around, stud." Cassandro delves into the story of Saúl, hailing from El Paso, Texas, who aspires to become a professional luchador (wrestler) after being introduced to the sport by his father. Throughout his journey, he transforms into Cassandro, an exótico wrestler who performs in drag. On the other hand, Felipe is a drug dealer who gets introduced to the wrestling world through his promoter. This isn't Bad Bunny's first foray into the world of cinema. In the past year, the Puerto Rican superstar made his mark on the big screen with a role in Bullet Train, alongside Brad Pitt. Additionally, Bad Bunny has a significant connection to the wrestling world. In 2021, he made headlines by leaping off the top rope at the 2021 Royal Rumble. More recently, the "Me Porto Bonito" singer triumphed over Damian Priest in a San Juan Street Fight at WWE's premium live event, Backlash, in May. Also read: Rapper Jeezy files for divorce from Jeannie Mai after 2 years of marriage Cassandro hit theaters on Friday, September 15, in the US, and is set to premiere on Prime Video on September 22. The film promises a unique blend of wrestling, self-discovery, and unexpected connections, featuring standout performances by its cast. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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'Werewolf by Night', a Halloween TV special now streaming on Disney+ Hotstar, is fresh territory for Marvel Studios and the first small screen product from the Marvel Cinematic Universe creator that perfectly fulfills its zany promise -- something 'WandaVision' wishes it did. It is a self-assured debut by composer Michael Giacchino (recent scores include 'The Batman' and 'Spider-Man: No Way Home'), who not surprisingly has written a score that goes nicely with the retro style of the special. Based on the character of the same name, 'Werewolf by Night' has a cult-like group of monster hunters assembling after the death of their leader, Ulysses Bloodstone, to play a deadly game: whosoever kills a monster in a maze-like arena will be the next leader and will wield the Bloodstone, a powerful object that can weaken the said monster of its powers.&nbsp;

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Among the celebrated monster hunters is Jack Russell (Gael García Bernal), who is secretly a werewolf. But he is also a gentle soul and does not want to hurt the harmless monster, who he calls Ted. Also in the cast is Irish actress Laura Donnelly as Elsa Bloodstone, the estranged daughter of Ulysses who has no fondness for her father's cult. As the other monster hunters try to bring down the creature, the two team up to help it escape.&nbsp;

Almost the whole special is shot in black-and-white and echoes the monsters movies of the 1930s. Giacchino, working from a screenplay by Heather Quinn and Peter Cameron, takes to the brief but interesting tale with relish, nicely balancing the nostalgia factor and actual monster extravaganza. At no point, it appears he is an amateur when it comes to being a director. The visuals, editing, and even the basic visual effects echo the 1930s. The werewolf form of Jack is basically him clad in heavy fur and a scary mask. It sounds nonsense, but it works.

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The monster design is also rather impressive, but again, is in keeping with the olde worlde style of the special. The bold stylistic choices will probably not work for everyone, as perhaps not all look at Old Hollywood with affection. But most will find a lot of fun in carefully doled-out thrills and Bernal and Donnelly's performances the special has to offer.&nbsp;

The 50-odd minutes of screentime pass in a jiffy. I would have appreciated the feature length even more. More weird, crazy comic-book adaptations like this, please.&nbsp;

'Werewolf by Night' is streaming on Disney+ Hotstar.

'Werewolf by Night', a Halloween TV special now streaming on Disney+ Hotstar, is fresh territory for Marvel Studios and the first small screen product from the Marvel Cinematic Universe creator that perfectly fulfills its zany promise -- something 'WandaVision' wishes it did.

'Werewolf by Night', a Halloween TV special now streaming on Disney+ Hotstar, is fresh territory for Marvel Studios and the first small screen product from the Marvel Cinematic Universe creator that perfectly fulfills its zany promise -- something 'WandaVision' wishes it did. It is a self-assured debut by composer Michael Giacchino (recent scores include 'The Batman' and 'Spider-Man: No Way Home'), who not surprisingly has written a score that goes nicely with the retro style of the special. Based on the character of the same name, 'Werewolf by Night' has a cult-like group of monster hunters assembling after the death of their leader, Ulysses Bloodstone, to play a deadly game: whosoever kills a monster in a maze-like arena will be the next leader and will wield the Bloodstone, a powerful object that can weaken the said monster of its powers. Among the celebrated monster hunters is Jack Russell (Gael García Bernal), who is secretly a werewolf. But he is also a gentle soul and does not want to hurt the harmless monster, who he calls Ted. Also in the cast is Irish actress Laura Donnelly as Elsa Bloodstone, the estranged daughter of Ulysses who has no fondness for her father's cult. As the other monster hunters try to bring down the creature, the two team up to help it escape. Almost the whole special is shot in black-and-white and echoes the monsters movies of the 1930s. Giacchino, working from a screenplay by Heather Quinn and Peter Cameron, takes to the brief but interesting tale with relish, nicely balancing the nostalgia factor and actual monster extravaganza. At no point, it appears he is an amateur when it comes to being a director. The visuals, editing, and even the basic visual effects echo the 1930s. The werewolf form of Jack is basically him clad in heavy fur and a scary mask. It sounds nonsense, but it works. Also Read: 'Prey' movie review: A raw, gripping return to franchise's roots, this 'Predator' movie is a must watch The monster design is also rather impressive, but again, is in keeping with the olde worlde style of the special. The bold stylistic choices will probably not work for everyone, as perhaps not all look at Old Hollywood with affection. But most will find a lot of fun in carefully doled-out thrills and Bernal and Donnelly's performances the special has to offer. The 50-odd minutes of screentime pass in a jiffy. I would have appreciated the feature length even more. More weird, crazy comic-book adaptations like this, please. 'Werewolf by Night' is streaming on Disney+ Hotstar.

'Werewolf by Night' review: MCU's Halloween special is a fun throwback to classic monster movies

A front-runner for 90th Academy Awards scheduled for March 4, Pixar&#39;s animated movie &quot;Coco&quot;&nbsp;has been receiving rave reviews both commercially and critically.&nbsp;

If getting nominated for Best Animated Feature Film was not enough, the film&#39;s theme song &quot;Remember Me&quot;&nbsp;is also up for Best Original Song category.

Now, to heighten the joy of those who enjoyed the film -- singers&nbsp;LaFourcade and Miguel who sang &ldquo;Remember Me&rdquo; together on the soundtrack along with&nbsp;Garcia Bernal, who voiced the character Hector in the movie and sings&nbsp;a Spanish version of the song -- will now be pairing for a live&nbsp;performance at the Oscars.&nbsp;

The song&nbsp;&ldquo;Remember Me&rdquo; was originally composed by Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez, the songwriting couple who won an Oscar for &ldquo;Let It Go&rdquo; from Disney&rsquo;s 2013 hit film &quot;Frozen&quot;.

Here&#39;s hoping that the Mexican-culture themed film wins it big at Oscars!

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The theme song 'Remember Me' from the animated movie is nominated for Best Original Song

A front-runner for 90th Academy Awards scheduled for March 4, Pixar's animated movie "Coco" has been receiving rave reviews both commercially and critically. If getting nominated for Best Animated Feature Film was not enough, the film's theme song "Remember Me" is also up for Best Original Song category. Now, to heighten the joy of those who enjoyed the film -- singers LaFourcade and Miguel who sang “Remember Me” together on the soundtrack along with Garcia Bernal, who voiced the character Hector in the movie and sings a Spanish version of the song -- will now be pairing for a live performance at the Oscars. The song “Remember Me” was originally composed by Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez, the songwriting couple who won an Oscar for “Let It Go” from Disney’s 2013 hit film "Frozen". Here's hoping that the Mexican-culture themed film wins it big at Oscars!

Oscars 2018: Natalia, Miguel, Gael Garcia to perform nominated song 'Remember Me' from 'Coco'