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EXCLUSIVE: Wind of Change, the Fox Entertainment Global and Ali Afshar ESX Entertainment feature production about German rock band Scorpions we first reported, is now getting a theatrical release via Roadside Attractions in North America in March 2027. The U.S. debut will follow the film’s January 2027 theatrical release in the band’s native Germany, distributed
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EXCLUSIVE: Disrupt Entertainment has acquired all North American distribution rights to North African superhero picture Atoman ahead of an international sales push for the film at the AFM. The Pennsylvania-based company is gearing up to rollout the picture theatrically on at least 100 screens in early 2027 through AMC Theatres and other exhibitors. The sci-fi
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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Zendaya, Timothée Chalamet and Florence Pugh have spent enough time promoting the Dune franchise together that you would think they have the group-photo routine down by now. Apparently, all it takes is one camera, one slightly cramped set, and Zendaya
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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter The story surrounding 2014’s Seth Rogen-fronted comedy, The Interview, remains one of the strangest and craziest stories in movie history. Rogen’s edgy comedy — which centers on a plot to killing North Korea’s president, Kim Jung Un — created a
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Beginning back in 1990 with the publication of The Eye of the World, the series, which is best known as The Wheel of Power, has gone on to become one of the most successful in the high fantasy genre. Written by Robert Jordan, with Brandon Sanderson stepping in as co-writer for the final three books,
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Hello Kitty and her Sanrio friends are stepping into holiday gifting with a new limited-edition collaboration that pairs familiar character artwork with accessories designed for everyday use. The collection brings together Hello Kitty, Cinnamoroll, Pompompurin, and My Melody in original designs created with Sanrio. It is aimed at kids and tweens, but collectors and longtime
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At a time when the box office is rebounding and embracing auteur-driven fare (i.e., Christopher Nolan’s near $1.8B-grossing The Odyssey) as well as originality (a three-hour documentary about a delusional, scandalous tech titan called You Can See Everything), the star-studded Jenna Ortega– and Amy Adams-starring Klara and the Sun failed to shine with a $701K
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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter It’s the time of year again when we see who’s putting their Christmas decorations up the day after Halloween and who’s letting Thanksgiving happen first. Meanwhile, Sydney Sweeney’s the kind of gal who’s got us thinking about the holidays while
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EXCLUSIVE: Picturehouse will be releasing the Ari Gold-directed one-shot musical Brother Verses Brother for awards consideration this season. The movie, touted as a heartbreaking family odyssey through the streets of San Francisco, is executive produced by five-time Oscar winner Francis Ford Coppola, and is inspired by Coppola’s concept of “live cinema.” Brother Verses Brother follows
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Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Wicker is gradually becoming one of the most talked-about titles on the 2026 movie schedule, and there are plenty of reasons for that. However, chief among those details is the fact that it sees Alexander Skarsgård play a benevolent man
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Twenty-two years after the original anime debuted in October 2004, Bleach has finally reached the end of its television run. Titled “DEATH & STRAWBERRY” in a full-circle nod to the very first episode, the Thousand-Year Blood War finale gives Ichigo Kurosaki’s story an emotional send-off. Between the special ending sequence, the return of the classic
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Documentary NAZA, recently acquired by Neon mid-theatrical rollout, passed the $1 million mark this weekend. The Venice-premiering film, directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor (two of the Oscar winning directors of No Other Land) is eyeing $74.5k on 73 screens in week 4, for a cume of $1.07 million. Producer The Guardian had been
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The weekend feels awards-y with John Turturro tugging the heartstrings in The Only Living Pickpocket in New York, Olivia Colman (Wicker) and Helen Mirren (A Talent For Murder) in the house, and Hans Zischler and Sandra Hüller playing Thomas Mann and his daughter on a road trip (Fatherland). The A24 You Can See Everything phenomenon
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