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Best Science Fiction Movies on Amazon Prime Video

Editor’s Note: This post is updated monthly. Bookmark this page and come back every month to see what other excellent Sci-Fi movies get added to Amazon Prime. Updated for March 2020. You can see a complete list of Amazon new releases here. Science fiction is about as diverse a genre as it gets. Because what we deem as science fiction is not only subjective but also encompasses pretty much every possible future hypothetical we can and cannot imagine. Nowhere is this diversity represented better than on Amazon Prime.  Here is a list of the best science fiction movies on Amazon…
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Best Comedy Movies on Hulu Right Now

Editor’s Note: This post is updated monthly. Bookmark this page and come back every month to stay up to date with the best comedy films on Hulu Updated for March 2020.  You can see a complete list of new Hulu releases here. In the words of two infamous horse boxing promoters: “folks, you gotta laugh.”  And there is perhaps no better way to secure a much-needed laugh than our list of the best comedy movies on Hulu. Hulu has plenty of options to give you the exact kind of laugh you need. Romantic comedies, sci-fi comedies, comedies comedies. The best comedies…
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Best Horror Movies on Amazon Prime Right Now

Editor’s Note: This post is updated monthly. Bookmark this page and come back every month to stay up to date with the best horror movies on Amazon Prime. Updated for March 2020 Amazon Prime’s selection of horror movies is as extensive as it is terrifying. What’s more, they have a significant selection of old/classic films for your scary pleasures. So we’ve compiled our picks of the best scary movies to watch on Halloween (or any other time) on Amazon Prime Video right now. Join Amazon Prime – Watch Thousands of Movies & TV Shows Anytime – Start Free Trial Now Now, pour…
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The Matrix 4 Filming Delayed Due to Coronavirus Concerns

The Matrix 4 has temporarily shut down production due to the coronavirus pandemic that’s put much of the movie industry on hold in the past few weeks. The movie, a surprise sequel to the trilogy of cyberpunk action movies starring Keanu Reeves, was shooting in Berlin when Warner Bros. decided to postpone production. According to Deadline, no one in the cast or crew has tested positive for the infection, so this is just a precautionary measure by the studio, which has also closed down production for The Batman, Fantastic Beasts 3, King Richard, and Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis Presley movie. WB…
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Birds of Prey Gets Early Streaming Release

The VOD dominoes continue to fall during the coronavirus pandemic. With the world dealing with the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak, large public gatherings are being officially discouraged by organizations like the Centers for Disease Control and the World Health Organization, and sitting in a movie theater with dozens of people certainly qualifies as a discouraged activity. The previous weekend’s box office hit a historic low, and movie theaters in both the US and UK have begun closing, whether voluntarily or as a result of official directives from local governments. As a result, yesterday Universal Pictures announced that they would make recent…
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Odeon and Cineworld Close All UK & Ireland Cinemas

Both Odeon and Cineworld have announced that all of their cinemas in the UK and Ireland, including Picturehouse venues, will be closed until further notice. The move to shutter the venues is in response to the growing coronavirus pandemic. The UK has confirmed 1,543 cases of the virus so far, and 55 people have died. In Ireland, 223 cases have emerged, with 2 deaths officially noted. “Following Government guidelines Odeon cinemas are closed until further notice,” Odeon confirmed today. “If you have pre-booked tickets online these will be refunded automatically.” On Monday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson handed down new government…
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What Lost Girls Didn’t Tell You About the Long Island Serial Killer True Story

Netflix latest true crime drama Lost Girls tells the story of the Long Island Serial Killer – or elements of the case at least – but there is plenty more to learn about this strange and horrible series of crimes that didn’t make it into the movie. If you’ve seen Lost Girls and want to know more about the true story of the Long Island Serial Killer (aka the Craigslist Killer), here are some of the things the movie changed, omitted or chose not to focus on. This article contains spoilers for Lost Girls (but check out our spoiler free…
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When Will Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Release on Disney+?

There’s been an awakening on Disney+. Have you felt it? It’s not the dark side, but countless Disney and Star Wars fans asking when the House of Mouse might release The Rise of Skywalker on the streaming service. Unfortunately, Disney hasn’t answered this question just yet, and if the final chapter of the Skywalker Saga follows the usual theater-to-Disney+ release window, fans might have a while to go before the movie actually hits Disney+. This situation is unprecedented, of course. This will be the first time a new Star Wars movie has released from the theater to Disney+. Before the…
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Universal Puts Movies in Theaters on VOD

The times are changing quickly in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, and industries are in upheaval. Just this past weekend, North American box office saw a historic drop-off in attendance, and that was before New York City and Los Angeles mayors announced the closure of all movie theaters Sunday night. Universal Pictures has responded by taking the unprecedented step of releasing its biggest releases currently in theaters on video on demand, as well as its biggest remaining April release. The Comcast-owned company announced Monday that, for the time being, it is switching to what is essentially a day-and-date VOD…
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Box Office Hits Historic Lows Over Weekend as Theaters Begin Closing

The box office suffered its worst weekend in 22 years over the last three days (and that’s not taking into account inflation). Once a weekend refuge for those looking for distraction, fear of gathering with more than 50 strangers—which the Centers for Disease Control has just warned should be avoided—left North American movie theaters largely empty while anxiety over the coronavirus pandemic grows. It also spells ominous signs for the future of moviegoing. Despite two genre-heavy openings with Vin Diesel’s superhero movie, Bloodshot, and Universal Pictures’ unfairly delayed The Hunt, neither film found much of an audience, each opening outside…
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Will Disney Delay Black Widow Release Over Coronavirus Fears?

On May 1, Disney and Marvel Studios intend to release Black Widow, the 24th film of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the first in the MCU in nearly 10 months (the last was July’s Spider-Man: Far from Home). The film stars Scarlett Johansson as the eponymous Russian superspy and Avengers charter member, who she’s played since 2010’s Iron Man 2. The picture is also a first for the Marvel film franchise—it’s a prequel. Set between Captain America: Civil War and Avengers: Infinity War, the film is finally going to explore Nat’s backstory and is expected to truly kickoff Marvel’s “Phase…
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Avengers: Endgame’s Black Widow Scene Was Changed in Reshoots

Warning: This article contains MAJOR spoilers for Avengers: Endgame. You know, if you somehow still haven’t seen it. One of the more controversial scenes in Avengers: Endgame is Black Widow‘s death, which sees Natasha beating Clint to the cliff on Vormir to sacrifice herself in a successful effort to attain the Soul Stone for the team. While some criticized the death of one of the team’s few women (and the only female member of the original Avengers squad), others found it one of the most moving moments in the entire, emotional film. In a recent interview with EW promoting the…
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Frozen 2 Gets Early Release on Disney Plus

Since Disney+ first launched in November, right around the theatrical release of Frozen 2, there has been one question on nearly every parent’s (and animation fan’s) mind: when will Frozen 2 be available on Disney+? While the usual theatrical to streaming release window is about six months, The Walt Disney Company has opted to release Frozen 2 on Disney+ about two months earlier than expected. “Frozen 2 has captivated audiences around the world through its powerful themes of perseverance and the importance of family, messages that are incredibly relevant during this time, and we are pleased to be able to…
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How the Bloodshot Cast Embodied Their Enhanced Characters

In the new superhero action film, Bloodshot, Vin Diesel plays Ray Garrison, a soldier who watches his wife die at the hands of brutal terrorists before he himself is killed—or so he thinks. But Ray is resurrected as a super-soldier thanks to “nanites,” microscopic intelligent machines that have replaced his bloodstream and altered his memories. This process is thanks to Dr. Emil Harting (Guy Pearce) and his Rising Spirit Technologies. Part of Harting’s team at RST are his previous experiments—an enhanced combat unit consisting of Jimmy Dalton (Outlander’s Sam Heughan), KT (Eiza Gonzalez of Baby Driver) and Tibbs (Alex Hernandez).…
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Disney Suspends All Film Production, Closes Theme Parks, Amid Coronavirus Crisis

The Walt Disney Company has opted to suspend production on all films, be they shooting across the Atlantic Ocean or are simply in pre-production in California. The delay follows on the heels of international upheaval in the film industry during the escalating coronavirus pandemic. Among the biggest delays is director Rob Marshall’s highly anticipated remake of The Little Mermaid. The film, which was apparently nine days away from filming, stars Halle Bailey as one of Disney’s most popular princesses, the aquatic Ariel, as well as Melissa McCarthy as the dastardly Ursula the Sea Witch. The movie was set to begin…
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Soul: Release Date and Trailer for Disney Pixar Movie

Soul is the (contextually loaded) title of an intriguing new feature from Disney-Pixar. While the project had a long-held hush-hush status, the veil has finally been lifted with the first teaser trailer (seen just below), revealing a life-affirming metaphysical ordeal of a jaded jazz man (Jamie Foxx), who falls down a manhole and becomes a spirit, rediscovering his life priorities. Pete Docter serves as director for Soul, bringing a breadth of Pixar experience as a writer (for classics like Toy Story, Monsters, Inc., WALL·E, Up and Inside Out,) and director for the aforementioned Monsters Inc. and Inside Out. Thus, the…
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Marvel’s Shang-Chi Suspends Production Over Coronavirus Precautions

The impact of the global coronavirus pandemic continues to affect the film world. A series of last minute release date delays and changes has swept across the entertainment calendar this week, with A Quiet Place Part II and Fast & Furious 9 disappearing from the 2020 calendar, Disney temporarily pulling Mulan, New Mutants, and Antlers from the schedule, the wrestling world moving to in-studio shows instead of live events, and even Tom Hanks announcing that he has tested positive for Covid-19, not to mention the cancellation of huge entertainment events like WonderCon and E3. And now Marvel’s Shang-Chi and the…
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Spider-Man 3 Story Is “Absolutely Insane” Says Tom Holland

With last year’s rift between Sony and Disney seemingly in the rearview, the MCU forges on with one of its “absolute motherf*cking pornstars” very much in the fray. Spider-Man will be back on the big screen for a third instalment in the studios’ joint web-slinging franchise on July 16, 2021, and star Tom Holland has confirmed in a new interview with – *squints* the Philippine Daily Inquirer *checks notes* no that’s right – that production will get underway this summer. “I’m super happy about it. We will be shooting Spider-Man 3 in July in Atlanta,” Holland said, while insisting he…
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Lost Girls Review: Netflix Takes on the Long Island Serial Killer

Netflix feels like the right home for this compelling but low-key feature about the Long Island Serial Killer which wisely opts to focus on the families of the victims rather than the unsolved case itself. Amy Ryan (Gone Baby Gone) is sympathetic as Mari Gilbert, a hard-working and harassed single mother whose somewhat estranged eldest daughter Shannan goes missing after making a panicked 911 call from a gated community near Ocean Parkway, NY in the early hours of the morning. But the police take almost an hour to respond to the call, fail to request CCTV footage which might have…
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Coronavirus Scare Delays Mulan, New Mutants, and Antlers

Poor, poor The New Mutants. The last 20th Century Fox-produced superhero movie was scheduled to finally have its release date and day in the sun on April 3. After the movie became a production football trapped in limbo during Disney’s acquisition of Fox—there are going to be reshoots, actually there won’t be reshoots, maybe it never needed reshoots?—it was a curious sign of confidence when Disney elected to give it an April 2020 release date. That’s over now, as are the nearby release dates for the Mulan remake and Antlers. The delays were first broken by Deadline Thursday night and…
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