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0:00Here's more entertainment and celebrity news for March 21st. Project Hell Mary has hit theaters to rave reviews from critics and fans alike. The sci-fi blockbuster star is Ryan Gosling as astronaut Ryland Grace, teaming up with an alien buddy named Rocky to save Earth from a solar crisis. One quick scene midway through shows Rocky poking fun at Grace's human-munching habits just before the quirky Eritian chows down in his own bazaar. You know, way. In Andy Wears original novel, Eritian meals get far more graphic than the movie lets on. They start by shredding protein chants with their hands, then a hole in their lower chest opens to dump out waste first. After that cleanup, they flip onto their backs and feed the fresh food straight into the same opening. Grace finds the whole routine gross and confusing from a human viewpoint, with no chewing or teeth involved, just a fleshy pouch that seals up. Rocky then goes limp to digest and sleep, leaving Grace on watch duty. The film tones it down for laughs, flipping the scripts so Rocky acts grossed out by our

1:03eating instead. It skips the full messy details to keep the pace snappy. Fans of the book might miss that wild biology lesson, but the movie's lighter touch keeps the interspecies friendship front and center amid all the space adventure thrills.