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Mary Anne Butler • 01/14/15
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Due to high levels of consumer demand, IMAX Corporation and HBO today announced that the first-ever presentation of a television program in IMAX® theatres featuring two episodes from season four of Game of Thrones followed by the worldwide debut of the series’ season five sneak-peek preview created exclusively for IMAX, will now launch one week […]
Mary Anne Butler • 01/13/15
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“Swear to God Snake, I thought you were dead…” “Yeah, you and everybody else!” If you recognize these lines, chances are you’ve seen the classic John Carpenter’s Escape From New York starring Kurt Russell from 1981.  The film is set in a then near-future 1997 in a crime-ridden United States that has converted Manhattan Island (in NYC) into a maximum security […]
Mary Anne Butler • 01/13/15
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NBC’s hit series Hannibal based on the novel series by author Thomas Harris has just announced a major piece of casting for upcoming third season.  We already informed you about the departure of Michael Pitts as Mason Verger, and his replacement of Joe Anderson announced in December, and today we have the newest piece of the […]
Rich Cassidy • 01/13/15
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DreamWorks announced that Ghost in the Shell starring Scarlett Johansson will be hitting theaters on April 14, 2017. This follow the most recent news that Scarlett has been officially signed for the Live Action adaption, and pushes the new adaptation of The Jungle Book back two months from it’s previous release date.  Variety has the listing here.
Rich Cassidy • 01/13/15
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Disney has moved its “Jungle Book” reboot back six months to April 15, 2016, and filled the Oct. 9 slot with the Chris Pine disaster drama “The Finest Hours.” “Jungle Book” is directed by Jon Favreau with Neel Sethi as Mowgli and Idris Elba voicing the tiger, Shere Khan, while Warner Bros.’  “Jungle Book: Origins,” being […]
Mary Anne Butler • 01/13/15
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A ‘penny dreadful’ is a type of 19th-century cheap British fiction publication not unlike a serial magazine story with lurid and sensational subject matter, often times being dark and devilish. Showtime’s Penny Dreadful draws upon many public domain characters of the time, including Dorian Gray from Oscar Wilde’s “The Picture of Dorian Gray”, Mina Harker and […]
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