Earlier today we were treated to a brand new trailer and poster for Disney's Aladdin. This trailer helped to calm a lot of people's fears about the direction the film was going to take as
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezUGBY9GJJM America can be tough for success. For immigrants, to return home can even be tougher. Based on real life events of director Emily Ting, Go Back to China follows a spoiled rich girl named
Next month WWE will be putting on their biggest show of the year, WrestleMania 35 that can be seen on pay-per-view and via the WWE Network. The event will take place on April 7th, 2019
Disney Studios has had a lot of success re-making some of our favorite animated classics like Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast, Maleficent and The Jungle Book. This year Disney Studios has three offerings Dumbo, The
This month marks the 80th anniversary of the creation of the Caped Crusader, Gotham's watchful protector, Batman. In March of 1939, creators Bob Kane and Bill Finger presented the Dark Knight in his first ever
This coming holiday season, audiences will have a chance to journey back into the world of Jumanji. We don't quite understand the circumstances, but the kids from the last movie, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle,
Netflix has always been working hard to innovate on narrative content. Back when they launched their first original shows, they pioneered the now-common method of dropping entire seasons of a show all at once onto
Every five seconds it seems like I'm reporting on a new Star Trek project. Sometimes I'm talking about the various incarnations of Star Trek 4, sometimes about the Tarantino project, sometimes on Discovery, Lower Decks,
Netflix has announced new partnerships with anime houses Anima, Sublimation, and David Production. This is in addition to the 2018 deal with Production I.G and Bones. The new deals mean that anime fans will soon
Back around 2010, Disney opted to go all-in on the TRON property. In addition to dumping obscene amounts of money into the long-awaited sequel TRON Legacy, they also put in a good amount of resources
