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Ubisoft feels Assassin’s Creed film is marketing for game’s brand, lowers box office expectations

The trailer for Assassin’s Creed looked promising, what with all the flip-dee-doos and the unexpected Kanye West track. There’s solid talent attached to ...

By Hubert VigillaFebruary 20, 20200

MoviePass unveils new pricing tiers, older members can sign up for them in September

MoviePass changed their pricing and business model recently, and in a way that made people upset. I wrote the other day that they ...

By Hubert VigillaFebruary 20, 20200

Sony’s Spider-Man officially joining Marvel cinematic universe

Wow, so, uh, yeah. I’m at a loss for words. Because both Sony and Marvel like money, and Sony has been wondering what ...

By Nick ValdezFebruary 20, 20200

Dreamworks Animation cuts 500 jobs, reveals new release slate

Back when Dreamworks Animation needed to compete with Disney, they stopped making films in 2D (even if those films are some of the ...

By Nick ValdezFebruary 20, 20200

Netflix and Adam Sandler are making movies together

With Netflix’s latest announcement of exclusively hosting Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon‘s sequel (and thus making a lot of theater chains so angry they’re ...

By Nick ValdezFebruary 20, 20200

Disney nabs future Indiana Jones film rights

Disney continues its quest to own everything most people enjoy with Indiana Jones. Reaching a distribution deal with Paramount, Disney now owns future ...

By Nick ValdezFebruary 20, 20200

Interstellar begins production, plot kind of revealed

A press release just landed announcing that Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar has gone into production. Usually with these releases we get a bit of new information ...

By Matthew RazakFebruary 20, 20200

Paramount looking to expand on “day-and-date” VOD indies

While going out to see a movie is getting more and more expensive, it makes smaller independent movies more of a risk to ...

By Nick ValdezFebruary 20, 20200

Ticket prices are too damn high according to NATO

NATO, or better known as the National Association of Theater Owners, confirmed what most of us already knew. Seeing movies in theaters is ...

By Nick ValdezFebruary 20, 20200

Legendary Pictures signs a deal with NBC Universal

Legendary Pictures has left Warner Bros (their deal produced such hits as The Dark Knight trilogy, Man of Steel, and The Hangover trilogy) ...

By Nick ValdezFebruary 20, 20200

Legendary Pictures and Warner Bros. split

Legendary Pictures and Warner Bros. have finally parted ways with one another. This isn’t some cheesy romantic break-up between two studios, their contract ...

By Logan OtrembaFebruary 20, 20200

Disney nearly trademarked a Mexican holiday

For the two of you who aren’t aware, I’m a 6’3 Spanish-Mexican-American Indian. I’ve been waiting forever for a Disney film to explore ...

By Nick ValdezFebruary 20, 20200

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