Month: October 2023
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“The Sandman” is set to return with new episodes
Read More: “The Sandman” is set to return with new episodesThe Sandman will return with new episodes based on multiple volumes of the Neil Gaiman graphic novels to explore even more stories of the Endless. About The Sandman When the Sandman, aka Dream (Tom Sturridge) — the powerful cosmic being who controls all our dreams — is unexpectedly captured and held prisoner for over a…
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“The Equalizer 3” begins filming in picturesque Italy
Read More: “The Equalizer 3” begins filming in picturesque ItalyDenzel Washington and Director Antoine Fuqua are back for The Equalizer 3, joined by Dakota Fanning and Gaia Scodellaro. The movie is now in production on the Amalfi Coast, Italy. Columbia Pictures and Escape Artists has commenced filming on The Equalizer 3–the third Robert McCall action thriller film, written by Richard Wenk, based on the television…
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“She Said” depicts fall of a Hollywood mogul
Read More: “She Said” depicts fall of a Hollywood mogulThe dangerously inspiring true-to-life journey of investigative reporters Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey about the fall of one of Hollywood’s most powerful figures is immortalized for the big screen in Universal Pictures’ She Said that will open in Philippine cinemas on November 23. An investigation that ignited a global movement–on Oct. 5, 2017, New York…
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Taylor Russell and Mark Rylance earn Gotham noms for “Bones and All”
Read More: Taylor Russell and Mark Rylance earn Gotham noms for “Bones and All”The Gotham Film & Media Institute announced recently the nominations for the 32nd Annual Gotham Awards in which Warner Bros. Pictures’ new romantic thriller Bones and All was recognized with two nominations for its cast members.  Taylor Russell is nominated for Outstanding Lead Performance, while Mark Rylance scored an Outstanding Supporting Performance nomination. Russell…
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“Black Adam” expected to continue box-office domination in PH
Read More: “Black Adam” expected to continue box-office domination in PHAhead of the All-Saints Day long weekend, epic superhero film Black Adam is expected to continue dominating the Philippine box-office as moviegoers avail of the opportunity to go to the cinemas during the holiday. The DC movie flew to the top of the charts during its first week with a gross of P66.2 million, capturing…
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“Black Adam” review: A new top dog in the arena is here
Read More: “Black Adam” review: A new top dog in the arena is hereFor the most part, DCEU films have not been well-received by critics. Sure, many fans have done their best to advocate for the recent superhero movies and the box-office may not always reflect most critical response. Still, the DC Extended Universe has had several misses and has yet to catapult itself to the same level…
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Could Black Adam alter the hierarchy of power in the DC Universe?
Read More: Could Black Adam alter the hierarchy of power in the DC Universe?In Black Adam, global icon Dwayne Johnson stars in the title role as the DC universe’s fan-favorite antihero, bringing his compelling origin story to the big screen for the first time. Johnson, who also produced the film via his Seven Bucks banner, has tackled roles in almost every genre, and stepping into a super suit…
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Darren Espanto covers song from “Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile”
Read More: Darren Espanto covers song from “Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile”Columbia Pictures has just unveiled the video of Asia’s Pop Heartthrob Darren Espanto covering Shawn Mendes’ Top of the World from Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile. The video is a collaboration with UMUSIC PH to celebrate the release of the movie and the original motion picture soundtrack featuring Shawn Mendes. Top of the World is one of the original songs from…
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“Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile” review: It’s the cutest thing you’ll see this week
Read More: “Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile” review: It’s the cutest thing you’ll see this weekAside from those trending comic strips on Facebook that depict the problems crocodiles face daily (can’t hold hands with another crocodile because of their long mouths, not having long enough arms to use a selfie stick, or inability to play a violin), I never thought of these reptiles as remotely entertaining in any way. Columbia…
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“Last Seen Alive” is awful
Read More: “Last Seen Alive” is awfulThe premise of Gerard Butler’s latest action flick, Last Seen Alive is pretty interesting, compelling even: a couple stops at a random gas station to fill up the tank, wife walks inside the store to buy something and then gets kidnapped. What makes stories like this entrancing is the element of randomness. Movies with non-elaborate…
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