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Tom Hanks’ News of the World will release internationally on Netflix

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Although plans remain in place for Universal to release the movie in the United States this Christmas Day, Deadline is reporting that the studio has made a deal with Netflix to release the upcoming Paul Greengrass and Tom Hanks film News of the World direct to the streaming service internationally. According to the trade, Universal […]

Brace yourself for an Arachnado in trailer for new horror

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You’ve seen Sharnado… now brace yourself for Arachnado! Ahead of its release this Thanksgiving, a poster and trailer have arrived online for director Dustin Ferguson’s upcoming horror Arachnado, which sees Los Angeles terrorised by a cyclone containing millions of poisonous spiders. Check them out here… When a freak cyclone swamps Los Angeles, millions of poisonous […]

Suspiria remake director details his plans for the sequel that probably won’t happen

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Although a sequel to director Luca Guadagnino’s 2018 remake of Dario Argento’s Suspiria is highly unlikely, the filmmaker has revealed the movie was originally intended to be a two-part story. In an interview with The Film Stage, Guadagnino offered some details on the sequel which would have included the story unfolding across multiple time zones and spaces. “I’ll […]

Mark Wahlberg’s Joe Bell gets an Oscar-friendly recut and new release date

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Mark Wahlberg is hoping to enter the already crowded awards season with his upcoming film, Joe Bell. The Wrap reports the film has undergone some changes to feel more Oscar-friendly, including a name change from Good Joe Bell to just Joe Bell. Based on a true story, Reinaldo Marcus Green’s new film stars Wahlberg as Joe […]

Director Jon M. Chu boards Disney’s live-action Lilo & Stitch movie

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Disney’s long list of live-action reboots continues with the news that Lilo & Stitch getting the same treatment. The Hollywood Reporter has broken the story that Disney is looking to have Jon M. Chu (Crazy Rich Asians) helm the live action version of the 2002 animated film, which is being produced by Rideback, the company […]

Zack Snyder teases Darkseid and Martian Manhunter Justice League designs

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Taking time out from reshoots and post-production on The Snyder Cut of Justice League, filmmaker Zack Snyder made a guest appearance on The Nerd Queens’ League of Mayhem YouTube stream this week, during which he shared some artwork featuring designs for the characters of Darkseid and Martian Manhunter; check them out here, via Twitter… SEE ALSO: Zack […]

Home Alone director Chris Columbus offers his thoughts on the upcoming reboot, says “it’s a waste of time”

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Last year, Disney CEO Bob Iger announced that Disney would be rebooting several movie franchises including Home Alone for their streaming service, Disney+, and now, the Home Alone and Home Alone 2: Lost in New York director Chris Columbus has revealed his thoughts on the upcoming re-imagining. In a recent interview with Insider, Columbus stated that […]

The long-delayed Chaos Walking gets a first poster

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Shot way back in 2017 before undergoing a round of expensive reshoots almost two years later, Doug Liman’s Chaos Walking is now finally on track for release in January, and Lionsgate has kicked off the marketing campaign for the adaptation of Patrick Ness’ dystopian sci-fi novel with the release of a poster featuring stars Daisy […]

Exclusive Interview – Miles Joris-Peyrafitte on Dreamland and directing Margot Robbie

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EJ Moreno chats with director Miles Joris-Peyrafitte about his new film Dreamland and working with Margot Robbie… Dreamland is a Dust Bowl-era period piece that feels surprisingly relevant in 2020. During a conversation with our host EJ Moreno, director Miles Joris-Peyrafitte opened up about how he came to making this piece, what keeps him inspired, […]