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Aya and the Witch is Studio Ghibli’s first 3D CG film

It was not long ago that Studio Ghibli co-founder Toshio Suzuki provided an update on the animation house’s ongoing projects; Hayao Miyazaki’s don’t-call-me-retired ...

By Sam van der MeerJune 29, 20200

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C What’s On: The Criterion Channel’s Programming for June 2020

As the dawn of summer begins proper, American theaters are still in a state of limbo under the global pandemic. Good thing the ...

By Sam van der MeerJune 29, 20200

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Pride In Your Art: A Look at LGBT Representation in Media (Part 1)

June, for many people, is a time of celebration and joy. To many, June is Pride Month, the time of year where the ...

By Jesse LabJune 29, 20200

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Doom Patrol’s Season 2 poster features magic and little primate girls

With only less than a month away from Doom Patrol’s second season releasing, we’re strapping in for a full media blitz on the ...

By Jesse LabJune 29, 20200

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Sonic the Hedgehog will run again as a sequel is greenlit at Paramount

It’s a small miracle that Sonic the Hedgehog turned out as well as it did. After a disastrous reveal a year ago causing ...

By Jesse LabJune 29, 20200

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Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon financed at Apple

It’s been known for awhile that Martin Scorsese was looking to follow up his titanic mob tragedy The Irishman with another true-to-life American ...

By Sam van der MeerJune 29, 20200

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A Kingdom Hearts TV show may be coming to Disney+

I wish I was one of the many people out there who had no knowledge of Kingdom Hearts. As a staple franchise of ...

By Jesse LabJune 29, 20200

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Edgar Wright’s Last Night in Soho pushed back to next year

As has been the case with so many other film and television shoots, Edgar Wright’s Last Night in Soho had to suspend operations ...

By Anthony MarzanoJune 29, 20200

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Frank Marshall updates production on Indiana Jones 5

With Memorial Day coming and going in the US and theaters still shuttered by the coronavirus pandemic, one could be forgiven for not ...

By Sam van der MeerJune 29, 20200

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Peter’s Kung Fu Corner: The 36th Chamber Of Shaolin

[Welcome to Peter’s Kung Fu Corner: a monthly column dedicated to retrospectives on the martial arts films I grew up watching. We’ll be ...

By Peter GlagowskiJune 28, 20200

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Why can’t I seem to find interest in Christopher Nolan’s Tenet?

For a little over two decades now, director Christopher Nolan has been responsible for hit after hit at the box-office. With most of ...

By Peter GlagowskiJune 28, 20200

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One last delay is in store for Mulan, now set for a late August debut

In a shocking turn of events that anyone with half of a brain could have seen coming, Disney has decided to delay its ...

By Peter GlagowskiJune 27, 20200

Aya and the Witch is Studio Ghibli’s first 3D CG film

C What’s On: The Criterion Channel’s Programming for June 2020

Pride In Your Art: A Look at LGBT Representation in Media (Part 1)

Doom Patrol’s Season 2 poster features magic and little primate girls

Sonic the Hedgehog will run again as a sequel is greenlit at Paramount

Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon financed at Apple

A Kingdom Hearts TV show may be coming to Disney+

Edgar Wright’s Last Night in Soho pushed back to next year

Frank Marshall updates production on Indiana Jones 5

Peter’s Kung Fu Corner: The 36th Chamber Of Shaolin

Why can’t I seem to find interest in Christopher Nolan’s Tenet?

One last delay is in store for Mulan, now set for a late August debut

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