Sony has officially cancelled the global theatrical release of Jenna Ortega's sci‑fi film Klara and the Sun, citing poor reviews and box office returns.
Why it matters
Fans will no longer be able to see her new sci‑fi film in theaters worldwide.
Evidence
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