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Disney Quietly Killed Some Movies
Warner Bros. isn’t the only studio taking an axe to some of its movies. During an investor conference (as reported by Deadline), Disney CEO Bob Iger talked about some of the hard decisions the company has had to make recently, and that includes canceling movies. He didn’t mention which ones, and...
Read MoreAmerica Loves Boobs: A Sydney Sweeney Story
Yes, it’s an attention-grabbing title, but should we pretend it’s not true? Of course not; that would make us Hollywood. Well, sort of, but I’ll get to that. First, let’s talk about Sydney Sweeney. (I’ll assume I don’t have to cajole you.) She is most assuredly having a moment right no...
Read MoreNightmarish Willy Wonka Experience Inspires a Horror Movie
You know those lousy, low-budget horror movies they make out of children’s properties like Winnie the Pooh and the newly free-to-use Mickey Mouse from Steamboat Willy? Well, they may have finally found a good source to adapt. If you haven’t heard the story, a children’s event based on the clas...
Read MoreBox Office Breakdown for Weekend of 3/3/24
What’s up, Geeks + Gamers? It’s ODIN! Dune: Part Two Best Opening Since Barbenheimer It has been a long time since we have had a decent opening weekend at the box office. Dune: Part Two has finally broken through with a projected $178 million opening weekend worldwide. Though this is not the ...
Read MoreWendell Pierce Cast as Perry White in Superman
Another Superman mainstay has been cast. The Hollywood Reporter exclusively reveals that Wendell Pierce has been cast as Perry White, the editor-in-chief of the Daily Planet, in the movie that was once called Superman: Legacy but is now just called Superman. Pierce was one of the lead actors on th...
Read MoreREVIEW: Dune: Part Two (2024)
Dune: Part Two hits theaters less than three years after Dune: Part One, but it feels like we’ve been waiting for this film forever. Part of that is, undoubtedly, its postponed release date, but it’s also because Dune: Part One felt like it was the first two acts of an incomplete story. But th...
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