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Simon Brookfield

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About The Author

Simon Brookfield is staff writer and associate editor of We Got This Covered. He is a graduate of the University of Waterloo in business but is a huge film fan and writes movie news, features and reviews for this and other entertainment sites.

Simon Brookfield - Page 11

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Sequels To 21 Jump Street, Men In Black 3 And “Dragon Tattoo” All On The Way
It’s a sequel epidemic! In a bold announcement, Columbia Pictures’ President Doug Belgrad revealed to THR that the studio has plans to follow-up two of the year’s biggest hits – 21 Jump Street and Men in Black 3 – with sequels, adapt the second book in Stieg Larsson’s Millennium Trilogy, The Girl Who Played with Fire and remake 1995’s, Robin William’s smash Jumanji.
Simon Brookfield Simon Brookfield Jul 19, 2012
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Marvel
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Marvel Sets Ant-Man For 2014?
Comic-Con started a renewed surge of interest in Marvel’s Ant-Man after Edgar Wright showed up at the yearly geek gathering with a test reel for the long gestating superhero adaptation. Though fans still weren't sure if this meant that things were official or not, the film was confirmed in a recent talk with Marvel co-president Louis D’Esposito.
Simon Brookfield Simon Brookfield Jul 17, 2012
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Finding Nemo Sequel In The Works
Get ready for more jokes from Nemo and Marlin the clown fish as Pixar has announced that it is developing a Finding Nemo sequel - a follow-up to its 2003 global smash. According to Deadline, Andrew Stanton will return to direct, coming off the debacle that was John Carter earlier this year.
Simon Brookfield Simon Brookfield Jul 17, 2012
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The Dark Knight Rises Gets Its First Official Reviews And New TV Spots
Believe it or not (and I swear, this isn’t some sort of wonderful dream) but The Dark Knight Rises is just four days away and it appears that Warner Bros. has finally lifted that pesky review embargo that has been keeping Bat-fans in the dark all this month. So here it is: the official early word of mouth is that Christopher Nolan’s third Batman is “epic,” “ambitious,” and “a masterpiece.”
Simon Brookfield Simon Brookfield Jul 16, 2012
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Featured Content
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Top 10 Movie Franchises That Need To Die
Life isn’t fair. We exist in a movie world where our most desired sequels fester in obscurity for years before seeing the light of day (sometimes never at all) but where cookie-cutter schlock is pumped out ad nauseam. But don’t call me naïve; it doesn’t take Sherlock Holmes to figure out why this is. To quote Wall Street’s Gordon Gekko “what’s worth doing is worth doing for money.”
Simon Brookfield Simon Brookfield Jul 10, 2012
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Go Behind The Scenes In This New Dark Knight Rises Featurette
If you were privy to any of the behind the scenes footage for Christopher Nolan’s Inception, you’re well aware the man is a genius when it comes to practical stunt-work, real-world set-pieces and an all round classical filmmaking style. Now, with the release of The Dark Knight Rises just two weeks away – my heart – Warner Bros. has released a 13-minute featurette for the upcoming superhero threequel.
Simon Brookfield Simon Brookfield Jul 8, 2012
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Movies
Peter Jackson Wraps Filming On The Hobbit
Fans of Middle Earth rejoice! The colossal, $500 million undertaking that is the two-part adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit has wrapped principal photography. Yes, via Facebook, director Peter Jackson announced to the masses that he has indeed concluded the ambitious 266-day shoot for the hotly anticipated fantasy adventure.
Simon Brookfield Simon Brookfield Jul 6, 2012
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