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AMC Theatres and Universal have reached a new multi-year agreement that effectively shortens the theatrical window in which movie-goers can see the latest releases at the theater before they’re made available on demand.
Universal Orlando’s most technologically-advanced stunt show yet, “The Bourne Stuntacular,” is now officially open to guests.
As I am sure you have already heard, with the current situation of the world, statements have been made about the future of movie theaters and how films should initially be released. To be specific, I’m talking about the current feud happening between Universal Pictures and two of the biggest movie theater chains: AMC Theatres and Regal Cinemas.
“Trolls World Tour” jumps right back into the world of DreamWorks’ Trolls following Poppy (Anna Kendrick) and Branch (Justin Timberlake) as they find out that the world that they live in is bigger than they thought.
With Universal Pictures releasing “Trolls World Tour” at home on-demand this Friday, April 10, such an occasion calls for an at-home premiere!
NBCUniversal has announced that Universal Pictures will make its movies available at home on the same day as their global theatrical releases, starting with DreamWorks Animation’s “Trolls World Tour” on April 10 in the U.S.
“The Invisible Man” (2020), written and directed by Leigh Whannell, the latest adaption of H.G. Wells’ novel, follows Cecilia (Elisabeth Moss), a troubled woman whose abusive ex-boyfriend has taken his own life and left her a part of his fortune. She begins to notice weird occurrences that lead her to believe his death is a hoax.
“Dolittle” (2020) brings a new telling of a classic story that many know and love from childhood. Even if you didn’t watch the original film from 1967 or the retelling in 1998, I can still bet that as a child, you tried to speak to animals — or at least wished you could.
“Ma“, the newest horror/thriller film by Blumhouse, has proven that you cannot judge a film solely by its genre and trailer. While “Ma” certainly brought moments of suspense, the film also had way more comedic moments that originally expected.
As a fan of the first “Happy Death Day” film, “Happy Death Day 2U” definitely wrapped up loose ends I was curious about and introduced its own new problems and rules – taking the audience on a ride that stayed true to the dark comedic tone of the first film.
