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A Terrible Gerard Butler Movie Has Been Dominating Netflix For A Week Now
If you want to enjoy a solid disaster movie starring Gerard Butler that balances some impressive visual effects with a grounded story about keeping your family together in the midst of a catastrophic event, then shell out and purchase Greenland on VOD or wait for it to arrive on HBO Max next month. Reuniting with Angel Has Fallen director Ric Roman Waugh, Greenland is the sort of heightened genre fare that allows the rugged Scotsman to do his best work and further solidify a reputation as one of mid-budget cinema's most reliable talents.
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The Internet Calls To Boycott Warner Bros. After Johnny Depp Animaniacs Joke
The saga of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard has taken many twists and turns over the last couple of years, but only in 2020 could a throwaway joke featuring an animated likeness of the former Pirates of the Caribbean star in an episode of the Animaniacs revival on Hulu cause an online firestorm that's both completely unexpected and yet totally unsurprising at the same time.
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Two MCU Characters Will Reportedly Compete For The Title Of Black Panther
There was a mixture of joy and surprise when it was confirmed late last week that the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Black Panther 2 was set to start shooting in July 2021, after a lot of people were expecting the production to be delayed for much longer. The Wakandan sequel was originally scheduled to kick off filming next March until the tragic passing of leading man Chadwick Boseman, who was even gearing up for training to get back into superhero shape before losing his four-year battle with colon cancer.
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Netflix’s Hot New Show Smashes Records After Bringing In 62M Viewers
A TV show about chess doesn't seem like the kind of thing that would dominate the conversation for weeks on end and quickly gain a reputation as one of the year's undoubted small screen highlights, but people can't stop talking about The Queen's Gambit. The seven-episode adaptation of Walter Tevis' 1983 novel was brought to Netflix by two-time Academy Award nominated writer Scott Frank, who also created the streaming service's acclaimed Western miniseries Godless.
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Disney Plus Just Added A New Marvel Docuseries
The docuseries is a staple of virtually every major streaming service, and despite what you may think, not all of them have to revolve around murder and serial killers, although those do tend to be the ones that generate the most publicity. Of course, Disney Plus has often faced accusations of being painfully short on high-profile original content, but the Mouse House's platform has now added a new docuseries titled Marvel's 616 to the library.
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Awesome Deadpool 3 Fan Poster Is Definitely NSFW
From the second Disney completed their takeover of Fox and the rights to Deadpool landed in the hands of Kevin Feige's Marvel Studios, fans were instantly curious about whether or not the Merc with a Mouth's third solo adventure would continue in the R-rated vein of its predecessors. After all, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is a firmly PG-13 enterprise and probably always will be, despite former Mouse House CEO Bob Iger hinting that more mature and adult-orientated content could be a distinct possibility in the future.
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MCU Disney Plus Shows Are Reportedly Kevin Feige’s Priority Right Now
Fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe are enduring a drought the likes of which they've never experienced before, with over eighteen months passing between Spider-Man: Far From Home swinging into theaters last July and WandaVision's premiere on Disney Plus in the second week of January. Phase Four has already been reshuffled more than once, but one potential benefit is that Kevin Feige and his team have had some extra time to fine-tune the in-development lineup of movies and TV shows.
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New Resident Evil Reboot Set Photos Reveal The Spencer Mansion
The Resident Evil reboot only announced its full cast list a few weeks ago, but production on Johannes Roberts' new interpretation of the beloved video game series is already well underway. Set photos have been dropping online from almost the second cameras started rolling, and each image has made it abundantly clear that the 47 Meters Down director wasn't kidding when he said his movie would be much more faithful to the source material than Paul W.S. Anderson's sci-fi/horror actioners.
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The Rock, Ryan Reynolds And Gal Gadot Crack Up In Red Notice BTS Photo
Just because actors had a great time working on a movie, it doesn't mean that audiences or critics are going to enjoy watching it anywhere near as much, which has been proven on countless occasions over the years by a large number of Adam Sandler's star vehicles, while the pretentious backslapping of Steven Soderbergh's Ocean's Twelve is also a notable example of a project that was evidently a hoot to film, but that sense of fun and infectious enthusiasm most definitely did not translate to the screen.
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