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Netflix Starts Ticking With Tick, Tick… Boom! Trailer
This Monday, October 4th, Netflix released a new trailer for Tick, Tick… Boom! Based on Jonathan Larson’s autobiographical musical, Tick, Tick…Boom! is the story of his struggle to write the sensational rock musical Rent. The film is directed by Lin-Manuel Miranda, a self-proclaime...
Read MoreStranger Things Releases First Look At Season 4’s Creel House
Saturday, September 25th, at their Tudum event, Netflix debuted a new Stranger Things clip for season 4. The clip shows some history of the Creel House, a new location the season will feature. We are then brought back to the show’s present in the 80s, where some of the main characters are in the h...
Read MoreExtraction 2 Teaser Kills You With a Gardening Tool
Bad guys better get their bones reinforced with steel because Netflix has released an Extraction 2 teaser. While it reveals nothing about the plot, as it consists solely of footage from the first movie, the Extraction 2 teaser does assure us of one thing: this is no prequel. The quotes from the prev...
Read MoreMarvel Promotes Victoria Alonso, Meaning the “X-Men” Will Soon Be the “X-Women”
Don Khan Swaylo | Sep 23, 2021 | 0
“And by the way, the women are always saving the men around here. You might want to think about changing the name to X-Women.” -Raven/Mystique, X-Men: Dark Phoenix (2019) Looks like Jennifer Lawrence’s mediocre talent may have been less another flatly-delivered line and more a prognostication ...
Read MoreShang-Chi Actor Simu Liu Plays The Race Card Against Disney
Lyndon Hall | Aug 15, 2021 | 0
Marvel’s latest diverse lead actor, Simu Liu, has lashed out at Disney CEO Bob Chapek for calling Shang-Chi an “experiment.” Liu posted on Twitter, “We are not an experiment. We are the underdog; the underestimated. We are the ceiling-breakers. We are the celebration of cultu...
Read MoreAMC Reaches Theatrical Release Agreement with WB
The worst may be over for the movie theater industry. Variety reports that AMC Theaters has reached a deal with Warner Bros. to shorten its theatrical window to 45 days starting in 2022. This will coincide with a moratorium on WB movies streaming on HBO Max alongside their theater debuts. A similar ...
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