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    What The Critics Are Saying About Jumanji: The Next Level

    ​The ​Jumanji​ franchise is taking action-comedy to... well, it's right there in the title. The third film in the series, ​Jumanji: The Next Level,​ has screened for critics — and while they're not yet allowed to pen formal reviews, many of them have taken to social media to offer their praise.
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    Age Of Ultron Deleted Scene Stars A Surprisingly Familiar Face

    ​Our introduction to one of the MCU's most powerful heroes nearly came much sooner. A special feature included with the Infinity Saga box set illustrates a tidbit disclosed by ​Marvel Studios head honcho Kevin Feige in 2015: that Captain Marvel was almost introduced at the end of that film.
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    The Sad Reason Henry Cavill Got Shot Down To Play James Bond

    Henry Cavill might be one of Hollywood's most desirable leading men, but his path to that point wasn't always so smooth. The actor recently opened up about some of his more harrowing auditions — and as it turns out, he was once deemed literally unfit to play James Bond.
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    Rise Of Skywalker Stills Reveal More Than We Thought

    Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker will soon hit theaters, but Lucasfilm and parent company Disney aren't yet done hitting us with tantalizing teases. Entertainment Weekly has published a set of eight new stills from the film, and they are more than a little revealing.
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    Twitter Is Completely Roasting The New Cats Trailer

    The latest Cats trailer seems to be just as much of a trainwreck as the first, and Twitter can't look away. Universal has released the second teaser for its upcoming musical film, and it looks like the studio has failed to find a way to course-correct. The internet, unsurprisingly, has noticed.
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    The Team-Up Scene In Endgame That Didn't Make It To The Final Cut

    Since the release of Avengers: Endgame, various members of its creative team have revealed moments that were cut to preserve the three-hour film's pacing. Among these sequences was a moment co-writer Christopher Markus called "the biggest amount of star power" to ever be cut in film history.
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    Only Two Endgame Scenes Actually Featured The Whole Cast

    Avengers: Endgame will go down in history as one of the most enormous movies of all time, but you might not realize just how huge it was until you realize that the cast could barely even all fit onscreen at the same time. Only two scenes in the three-hour film featured the cast in its entirety.
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    The Epic Black Panther Fight Scene Cut From Avengers: Endgame

    The cat's out of the bag about why Black Panther had such a brief fight sequence in Avengers: Endgame. The hero was one of a countless number that needed to be featured, and they all bore the task of driving the final fight toward that climactic confrontation between Thanos and Iron Man.
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    We Finally Know Why Hawkeye Never Got His Own Movie

    Arrows are set to fly when Jeremy Renner's Hawkeye spinoff serie​s hits the Disney+ streaming platform in 2021, but it turns out there was originally a very different plan for Marvel's bow-loving Avenger — to give Clint Barton his moment in the cinematic sun via a feature film.
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    Endgame Deleted Scene Shows Us Tony In The Afterlife

    ​​Avengers: Endgame​ tugged on our heartstrings plenty — but a deleted scene would have straight-up yanked on them. The scene in question, recently made available on Disney+, depicts Tony Stark (Robert Downey, Jr.) visiting an ethereal afterlife immediately after his universe-saving snap.
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    How Scooby-Doo Really Got His Name

    As a franchise, Scooby-Doo has had a number of iterations over the years. The famous scaredy-dog and his human pals are getting their biggest makeover yet in the upcoming computer-animated film, Scoob! — and it reveals how Scooby-Doo really got his name.
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    Why Frozen 2 Was More Difficult To Make Than The Original

    It's been five years since Frozen first snowed over theaters, but the sequel is finally almost here. In a recent interview,​ co-directors Jennifer Lee and Chris Buck, along with producer Peter Del Vecho, explained that making Frozen II was "arguably more challenging" than the original.
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    Rumored Wonder Woman 1984 Plot Details Have Leaked

    The current cut of Wonder Woman 1984 might be anything but wonderful. The website Cosmic Book News is reporting that one of its sources caught a test screening of the film, and that as it stands, it's shaping up to be a complete disaster. If the report is accurate, it'll be no simple fix.
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    Why Doctor Sleep Bombed At The Box Office

    ​The ​Doctor​ is in... trouble. The Stephen King adaptation ​Doctor Sleep,​ which functions as a direct sequel to Stanley Kubrick's classic ​The Shining,​ tanked at the box office over the Veteran's Day weekend. The only thing resembling a silver lining: it wasn't alone.
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    Alleged Birds Of Prey Plot Details Surface After Test Screening

    ​Has the plot of the next DC movie​ been... emancipated? Reddit user Slade_Wilson recently took to the subreddit r/DCEUleaks to post a blow-by-blow account of the entire plot of ​Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn​), along with detailed character descriptions.
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    Emma Watson Reveals One Dark Secret About Playing Hermione

    ​It turns out that becoming an instant icon isn't always the greatest thing for a child's psyche. Emma Watson, who was cast as Hermione Granger in the ​Harry Potter​ film series at the age of nine, recently opened up to ​British Vogue​ about her struggle with guilt over having landed the plum role.
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    The CGI Casting Of James Dean Is Causing An Uproar

    James Dean will star in his fourth film, 64 years after his passing... a CGI version of him, that is. "A realistic version of James Dean" will be inserted into the role of Rogan, a secondary leading part in the upcoming action-drama Finding Jack, according to ​The Hollywood Reporter.​
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    What The Critics Are Saying About Frozen 2

    Frozen warmed enough hearts that critics and young audiences alike just couldn't seem to let it go. Luckily for Disney, it looks likes critics are mostly feeling the same way about the film's upcoming sequel, Frozen II. Here's a round-up of the first reactions for the new Frozen film.