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in NewsRegal Theaters Are Re-Opening in April, with a WB-backed Surprise for 2022
As theaters across the United States are starting to reopen, many for the first time in almost a year, Regal Theaters’ parent company Cineworld has announced that they will be opening up their theaters in the country in April. That’s not all the news they had to deliver though, as they also dropped the bombshell […] More
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‘The Batman’ Swings to 2022
The re-shuffling of the deck at Warner Bros. continues. The same day the studio announces the move of Denis Villaneuve’s remake of Dune to October 21, 2021 (here, in case you missed it), the WB movie that already was holding that date, The Batman, has now been shifted to March 4, 2022, according to Variety. It’s been a tumultuous […] More
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Warner Bros. Delays ‘Dune’ to October of Next Year!
Hot off the industry-rattling news that the next James Bond film, No Time to Die, has been pushed off to 2021, Warner Bros. has announced that their highly-anticipated remake of Dune, directed by Denis Villeneuve and starring Timothee Chalamet Oscar Isaac, and Zendaya, scheduled for December 18 of this year, is being delayed again—this time for a […] More
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‘Dune’ Trailer Has Finally Arrived
The day has arrived. A day that the world has been waiting for. We got the first official trailer for Denis Villeneuve’s, Dune. And it looks like the world has been more than ready for it. In just 7 hours, the trailer has nearly 4 million views on YouTube, and about 6 million on Twitter. This […] More
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Film Review: ‘TENET’ is an exhilarating spectacle only Christopher Nolan could make
There’s a reason why the anticipation of a Christopher Nolan film often feels monumental. The originality Nolan brings to the screen results in almost every cinemagoer, filmmaker and critic waiting with baited breath for his newest venture. From Inception’s dream-within-a-dream concept to the reverse-chronology puzzle of Momento, Nolan’s thrive for ingenuity cannot be denied. Even […] More
