It Ends With Us

Comments suggest that the novel It Ends With Us is about a controversial topic that doesn't seem to impact its popularity.
The book features a character named Ryle who is divisive, with some readers defending him, although a minority, and others criticizing the romanticization of abuse.
Women are described in comments as drawn to characters like Ryle who have attributes of the "Dark Triad" but note that these fantasies are not reflective of real-life desires.
Women's preferences in romance novels, according to comments, may not directly reflect their actual desires in partners, and books can serve as a form of escapism.
The book is lauded for its twist on the typical romance genre, creating controversy and attracting attention.
Comments also delve into the debate about whether romance novels are indicative of women's real desires, highlighting the complexity of separating fantasy from reality.
It is noted that the controversy surrounding the book doesn't seem to affect its success, as it surpasses other films at the box office.

Alien: Romulus

Feedback on Alien: Romulus varies, with some users praising the movie as excellent and their favorite of the year, while others find it boring and predictable.
The film's box office performance is discussed, with varying opinions on whether it will be a success or a flop.
Comparisons are made to other films and box office numbers, with speculation on how Alien: Romulus will fare based on its opening and subsequent performance.
The impact of PR campaigns and positive reviews on a movie's success is highlighted in comments about the promotion of Alien: Romulus.

There are discussions about box office numbers for various films, including comparisons between different releases and predictions for future performances.
Users analyze the impact of different artifacts and strategies in a battle scenario detailed in a separate series or story.
Comments also touch on the success of movies led by married actors and predictions for upcoming box office rankings.
There are playful mentions of household dynamics between famous couples and lighthearted interactions related to movie releases.