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Watch: Chris Hemsworth Thanks Fans Again For The Success Of Extraction
In any other year, there's a high chance that Extraction would have been quietly released onto Netflix with little fanfare and become the latest in a long line of the streaming service's mid-budget originals to hang around the top end of the most-watched list before vanishing into the ether. Instead, Sam Hargrave's feature debut ended up becoming the platform's most popular in-house movie ever.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Oct 3, 2020
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Watch: Netflix Reveals The Haunting Of Bly Manor Opening Credits
In less than a week, The Haunting of Bly Manor debuts on Netflix, and it would be safe to assume that the return of the horror anthology series is going to wind up becoming one of the most-watched TV shows of the year on any streaming service or network. After all, The Haunting of Hill House came out of nowhere in 2018 to capture the imagination of subscribers around the world, as well as receiving universal critical acclaim.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Oct 3, 2020
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Jamie Foxx Accidentally Teases Live-Action Spider-Verse
Fans are still wrapping their heads around the news that Jamie Foxx is returning to play Electro in the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Spider-Man 3, which was an incredibly unexpected development given that he's already portrayed the character before in Sony's The Amazing Spider-Man 2, and that movie's disappointing critical and commercial performance was one of the driving factors behind the studio's unprecedented agreement with Kevin Feige's team to share the web-slinger.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Oct 3, 2020
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AMC Theatres Will Reportedly Run Out Of Money In 6 Months
A little over a month before it was set to hit theaters, No Time to Die became the latest major blockbuster to vacate the 2020 release calendar and flee to next year, with the 25th installment in the James Bond franchise delayed until April. At this rate, even if the industry manages to reopen at anything close to full capacity over the next several months, there's not going to be any movies for audiences to go and see.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Oct 3, 2020
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The Internet’s Loving Netflix’s New Horror Movie For Halloween
We're officially into spooky season, as everyone attempts to divert their attention away from the constant horror show that is 2020 and focus on celebrating Halloween, and there's no shortage of content on the way to a streaming service near you to make up for the fact that the genre is offering very little on the big screen after several hotly-anticipated titles packed up and fled to 2021.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Oct 3, 2020
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Chris Pratt Under Fire For Poorly-Worded Social Media Post
After first rising to mainstream attention as Parks and Recreation's lovable idiot Andy Dwyer, Chris Pratt shot to the top of the Hollywood A-list by voicing the main character in The LEGO Movie, headlining the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Guardians of the Galaxy and taking first billing in Jurassic World all in the space of fifteen months, and those three blockbusters alone earned a combined total of over $2.8 billion at the box office.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Oct 3, 2020
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