The Latest Breaking News from Barbenheimer

There’s another double bill on the horizon, but isn’t this getting tired already?

We won't be saying "Hi Barbie!" on any of the world's biggest streaming services for a few months yet.

Film depicts the 1945 bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which killed around 200,000 people

Lillian Isley creates a unique cosplay outfit inspired by the clash of cinematic titans

In the US, Saw X and Paw Patrol are released on the same day. Cue plans to watch the torture horror and puppy animation in a single, unsettling sitting

A long-forgotten Barbie web series has been given a second life on Netflix – and it's all down to Barbenheimer.

The Warner Bros. Film Group in the United States has issued a public apology about social media activity concerning the ‘Barbenheimer’ meme, which has caused outrage in Japan, Variety reported. "Warner Brothers sincerely apologises for its recent insensitive social media engagement." Read further on Dynamite News :

The two films, which were released on the same day in July, have both enjoyed astonishing success

Warner Bros. has called out itself over responses to Barbenheimer memes.

The Japanese distributor of the Warner Bros

Social media users in Japan argued the "Barbenheimer" mash-up made light of the U.S. atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.