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Frozen: Sing-Along Edition DVD and Digital release announced
Frozen: Sing-Along Edition on DVD and Digital has been announced today by Disney. The one-disc set will include both the sing-along and theatrical versions of the movie, along with an ‘all-new’ featurette called Breaking the Ice and the Get a Horse! Mickey Mouse short. There is no Blu-ray release confirmed yet, but the DVD and… Read More >
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Skull Island movie featuring King Kong in the works
At Comic-Con, Legendary Pictures have announced plans to produce a Skull Island movie featuring King Kong and the other mutant creatures which inhabit the island. Godzilla writer Max Bornstein will take on scripting duties, with Deadline reporting that Joe Cornish (Attack the Block) has been approached to direct. A release date has been set for… Read More >
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Star Wars: Episode VII new behind the scenes video
“Star Wars: Episode VII director J.J. Abrams has posted a second behind the scenes video, this time from the film’s set at Pinewood Studios in London”… Read More >
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Roberto Orci not currently involved with The Amazing Spider-Man 3
The Amazing Spider-Man 3’s schedule has been slung into doubt as, speaking with IGN at the end of last week, Roberto Orci – longtime, but recently split, collaborator with Alex Kurtzman (the duo who wrote the screenplay for The Amazing Spider-Man 2 – has confirmed that he is not currently involved with the next instalment… Read More >
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Star Wars: Episode VII adds two fresh faces to cast
Young American actress Crystal Clarke and British actor Pip Andersen have been picked from the open casting call across the US and UK to appear in Star Wars: Episode VII. A production update on starwars.com reads “The Star Wars universe has always been about discovering and nurturing young talent and in casting Episode VII we… Read More >
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Transformers: Age of Extinction opens huge
Despite being panned by critics (the film’s Metascore currently sits at 31), Transformers: Age of Extinction has opened big with an approximate worldwide total of $301m. An estimated $90m of the $201m international total came from China, which makes it the biggest debut ever over there for an imported movie. Clearly thirst for Michael Bay’s… Read More >
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Bond 24 script being rewritten to ‘punch up’ the humour
Neal Purvis and Robert Wade’s (both veteran 007 screenwriters) hiring to rewrite John Logan’s script for James Bond 24 was reportedly due to the filmmakers’ desire to add more wit to the story. The start of filming has consequently been pushed back from this October to December. According to sources for The Daily Mail, “Purvis… Read More >
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Update: Shane Black’s Predator movie will be a sequel
Shane Black has set the record straight, stating to Collider that the Predator movie which he is working on will be an “inventive sequel”; not a reboot. He said that both he and and screenwriter Fred Dekker value the “rich mythology” that’s already been introduced in previous Predator movies, so “Why start over?” Read More >
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Predator to be remade
FOX is planning to remake the original 1987 Arnold Schwarzenegger-starring classic action movie Predator. THR reports that Shane Black (Iron Man 3, Lethal Weapon, The Long Kiss Goodnight) is being called upon to write the treatment and direct, and very interestingly that he actually starred in the original as “Hawkins”. Fred Dekker, who co-wrote 1987’s… Read More >
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Harrison Ford broke his leg on Star Wars VII set
BBC News has confirmed that Harrison Ford broke his leg on the set of Star Wars: Episode VII. His surgery was a success however, according to his U.S. publicist Ina Treciokas, and “He will begin rehab shortly… He’s doing well and looks forward to returning to work.” Fortunately his injury, which reportedly occurred while shooting… Read More >
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