• Daredevil Canceled At Netflix

    And then there were two. Netflix again slashed its roster of Marvel television series on Thursday, when the streaming site canceled the superhero show Daredevil after three seasons. Now that Daredevil has bit the bullet, the only Marvel-Neflix shows that remain are Jessica Jones and The Punisher.

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  • Blade Runner Anime Series In The Works At Adult Swim, Crunchyroll

    Blade Runner is about to run, swim, and roll to the small screen, as a Blade Runner anime series is in development at Adult Swim and Crunchyroll. Officially titled Blade Runner — Black Lotus, the anime series is inspired by Blade Runner 2049 and will run for 13 half-hour-long, anime-style episodes.

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  • Netflix's Dracula Series Finds Its Lead In Claes Bang

    When the upcoming Dracula series finally premieres, it'll do it with a Bang. The Girl in the Spider's Web actor Claes Bang has scored the lead role on Dracula, the three-episode television event series from streaming giant Netflix and British broadcasting company the BBC.

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  • Peter Rabbit 2 Set For 2020 Release

    Sony Pictures is officially moving forward with Peter Rabbit 2. The studio has dated a sequel to the 2018 box office hit for Feb. 7, 2020, with Will Gluck returning to write and direct.

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  • Jordan Peele Confirms Candyman Reboot In The Works

    With his hook for hand, he's back to terrify a new generation of audiences. MGM Pictures is teaming up with Jordan Peele's Monkeypaw Productions for an updated take on the 1992 horror classic Candyman, based on a short story by master of terror Clive Barker. The film is slated for a 2020 release.

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  • Toy Story 4: New International Poster Promises Change Of Scenery

    It looks like Toy Story 4's new writer is thinking outside of the (toy) box. A new international teaser poster released today implies that the gang will be heading to the carnival, as it features Woody tipping his hat in the foreground with a Ferris wheel visible in the distance.

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  • What Critics Are Saying About Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse

    Though Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse hasn't yet swung into theaters, Sony has screened the Spidey-filled animated film for members of the media, who began publishing their official reviews on Wednesday morning. The verdict? The Spider-Verse is the place to be.

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  • Live-Action Cowboy Bebop Series Is A Go At Netflix

    You see, space cowboy, Cowboy Bebop is getting the live-action treatment — and at Netflix, no less. On Tuesday, November 26, the streaming giant confirmed that it has officially ordered 10 episodes a live-action adaptation of the famed 1998 anime series Cowboy Bebop.

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  • More Animated Spider-Man Projects In The Works At Sony

    Sony Pictures Animation hasn't taken us Into the Spider-Verse yet — but the studio is busy planning a return trip. A sequel is already in the works for the highly-anticipated animated feature Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, as well as a spin-off focused on the female characters featured in the upcoming flick.

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  • New Amsterdam Medical Drama Ordered At NBC

    NBC recently handed down a series pick-up to the medical drama New Amsterdam, starring The Blacklist's Ryan Eggold as the new medical director of America's oldest public hospital. The show is based on Dr. Eric Manheimer's memoir Twelve Patients: Life and Death at Bellevue Hospital.

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  • Creed 2, Ralph Breaks The Internet Shatter Box Office Records

    A set of sequels smashed records at the box office this weekend.Both the Michael B. Jordan-led Creed 2 and Walt Disney Animation Studios' Ralph Breaks the Internet elevated the Thanksgiving box office when they debuted side by side on Wednesday, November 21.

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  • Tom Hanks Sci-Fi Pic Bios Set For 2020 Release

    Universal Pictures has set a 2020 release date for the sci-fi film Bios, featuring Tom Hanks as the last man on earth. Craig Luck and Ivor Powell penned the script for Bios, which will be directed by Game of Thrones' Miguel Sapochnik.

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