Ringer Films and HBO's final installment of the music box series is Juice World into the Abyss.

This documentary is an intimate and eye-opening exploration of the life and all-too-short career of Wonder Kid rapper Juice World.

This real-time account of the Chicago native details his struggles to navigate his rise to fame, his drug use, and mental health issues through a wealth of never-before-seen footage, unreleased music and dozens of industry interviews.

Juice World into the Abyss premieres Thursday, December 16th on HBO or HBO Max.

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I'm Sean Fennese. I'm Amanda Davins. And this is The Big Picture, a conversation show about Leo by a couple of Leo's.

Today we're talking about Don't Look Up, a new satire from Adam McKay and Netflix, with one of the most loaded cast in recent movie history.

That includes Jennifer Lawrence, Merrill Streep, Rob Morgan, Kate Blanchett, Timothy Shalame, Jonah Hill, Tyler Perry, Ariana Grande, Mark Rylands,

and, as an astronomer, working frantically to inform the world about an impending extinction-level event, it's a Leonardo DiCaprio.

Later in this episode, I'll have a conversation with McKay about Don't Look Up. And a bit about winning time, it's forthcoming HBO series about the 80s Showtime Los Angeles Lakers.

This one was recorded before Adam was profiled by Vanity Fair and a few other outlets. So there are no comments about a split with Will Ferrell. Just keep that in mind.

But first, Amanda, let's talk about Don't Look Up just a little bit. And more about Leo.

So Don't Look Up is in movie theaters right now, about 500 theaters in America. It's hitting Netflix on December 24th.

I suspect this is going to be a very big movie for folks staying at home over the holidays.

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