Everyone certainly knows the story of how, in 1938, the Orson Well's voice was filtered through radios across the United States, announcing the invasion of the Earth by extraterrestrial creatures and sending listeners to panic (though the scale of that panic was questioned in the coming years). In reality, Veles adapted the novel "War of the Worlds" of 1898, but the format of the broadcast news convinced some listeners that the Martians had actually arrived at our home planet. Since then, we have had several other, fewer adaptations that have caused panic to the scientific classic, including Complex, atypical blockbuster of Steven Spielberg. However, now, Ice Cube has made a film "War of the Worlds", which in itself was supposed to cause as much panic as the unconventional radio broadcast of Veles. Instead, viewers seem to be unable to get enough of this film, which otherwise disappoints critics across the board.

The Ice Cube Starswolves as an analyst for home security and reconnaissance territories Wizz Will Radford, a man who obviously has too much time on his hands as he spends most of his children's shifts and punish them for playing video games and eating as healthy as he wanted. However, the someone else's invasion soon begins, which instead of witnessing all the 4K glory that today's adaptation can offer, we see them through clips with LOVS, taken from everyday citizens, who show their phones on the current massacre.

Yes, the "War of the Worlds" in 2025 appears on a desktop computer of ice (the film was shot during the pandemic) à la 2018's "Search", which was also fully on computer screens And it was an original excitement to watch. Even the sequel, "Missing", it was nicer, but no less exciting follow -up. "The War of the Worlds", however, was nothing else - at least according to critics. At least the prime minister's viewers seem to want it.

"War of the Worlds" comes from the frequent director of music video Eminem, Rich Lee and represents the stunning image of the ice cube, which is given access to the nation's security cameras. It's certainly a more frightening perspective than someone else's invasion, but the "War of the Worlds" also asks the question, "is the icy cube of charismatics enough for viewers to see 90 minutes of him clicking around his desktop?" According to most critics, the answer is noted "no". But that did not prevent the Prime Minister's subscribers from transmitting this seriously, sending the right to the top of the most watched charts of the streams.

The "War of the Worlds" was released through universal pictures of the Premier Video on July 30, 2025 and became an instant hit. According to FlixpatrolA page monitoring the streaming platform data, the film debuted on video film charts in 34 countries around the world on July 31, 2025. What's more, hit the number one in 11 of them, including the United States and Canada.

It is a strong debut for the scientific-adaptation of Ice Cube, which is also currently being displayed in number two in 10 other countries, indicating that it will soon take first place in several other markets. During writing, the film is not lower than the number four in any of the countries in which Table is, further proving that the prime minister has a tumultuous hit on his hands. Whether it can retain its position at the top of the graphs, however, it remains to be seen, but judging by the reviews, the invasion of the "War of the Worlds" table can be short -lived

Viewers of the Prime Minister may have been pleased to convey "War of the Worlds", but the film does not enjoy the best critical reception. In fact, critics were ruthless in their film assessment, calling the variety "a disastrous film to retell the classic of foreign invasions of Hg Wells" and "Inexpensive Thriller". But perhaps the hardest thing about "War of the Worlds" is the fact that, as the variety said, the film is just more than "a feature ad for all Amazon".

At one point, Will's future son -in -law, Mark Goodman (Devon Bostik AS), who drives a prime minister's delivery truck, requires the will to "set an official Amazon order" to activate delivery of drones ("The future of delivery, according to Mark).

If you want open ads for products and services as part of your scientific thrillers, then "War of the Worlds" can be for you. Hey, he seems to have worked for the movie so far. Otherwise, despite success in the table, this may not be the most famous choice. However, there are some great Premier Video Shows that justify subscriptionIncluding both Spin-off series "Bosch" recently taken over by premier video charts.