By Cinephiles have long said cinemas should do more wide retro-screenings, and in recent weeks, there have been quite a few which have all been decent. “Alien,” “Shrek 2,” and “The Mummy” to the Raimi “Spider-Man” trilogy have all seen reissues and the first three all generated a little over $1
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‘Gen V’ Producers Won’t Recast Chance Perdomo in Season 2 After His Tragic Death
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“Skeleton Crew” VFX Are Old School “Star Wars”
The MCU “Spider-Man” trilogy director Jon Watts says his upcoming “Star Wars: Skeleton Crew” series for Lucasfilm and Disney+ is going decidedly old school when it comes to certain production aspects. The new series follows four kids who stumble upon a buried spaceship on their rather sedate planet and accidentally
Will Eric Bana’s Hulk Finally Return In Deadpool 3?
When Ang Lee’s Hulk hit theaters in 2003, the superhero movie genre was still finding its footing. The film joined a small but growing group of early 2000s titles, including Blade, X-Men, Spider-Man, and Daredevil, that were paving the way for the Marvel Cinematic Universe we know today. Eric Bana
