November 20, 2024

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Lucy Liu Joins Dwayne Johnson & Chris Evans In Prime Video’s Holiday Pic ‘Red One’

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Lucy Liu has joined the cast of Red One, an action-adventure Christmas comedy starring Dwayne Johnson, Chris Evans, and Kiernan Shipka for Prime Video. Little ...
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Lightyear | Official Trailer 2

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Disney has released the second trailer for their upcoming Pixar film, Lightyear, which reveals new details about the upcoming sci-fi action adventure. The definitive origin ...
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Lightyear | Official Trailer

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“Lightyear” is the definitive origin story of Buzz Lightyear—the hero who inspired the toy—follows the legendary Space Ranger on an intergalactic adventure. “Buzz’s world was ...
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Chris Evans to Star as Gene Kelly in Original Film

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Chris Evans is said to be playing legendary song and dance man Gene Kelly in an untitled film based on Evans’ own original idea. The ...
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No One Told Chris Evans That He’s Coming Back as Captain America

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Earlier today we reported that Chris Evans was reportedly coming back to once again portray Captain America . Well, apparently someone forgot to tell Chris Evans. ...
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Chris Evans Reportedly Returning as Captain America

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Despite the apparent closure to Steve Rogers‘ storyline in Avengers: End Game, it looks as though we haven’t seen the last of Chris Evans as ...
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Breakdown of Announced Disney/Pixar Films and Series

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The Disney’s Investor Day keeps pumping out the hits. After big announcements about Marvel and Star Wars, the studio announced some projects from proper Disney ...
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Film Review: Knives Out

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There are laborious films that require the audience to work be entertained. “Knives Out” is not one of those films. It feels like a fantastically ...
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