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Shyamalan Announces New Film SPLIT
Can the director keep up the comeback he started with THE VISIT? [click for more]
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New Releases: May 31, 2013
Will a group of Oscar-caliber magicians steal the weekend box office away from Will and Jaden Smith? [click for more]
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Shyamalan Claims UNBREAKABLE Sequel “Getting Closer”
We’ve been on a slow crawl to it for 13 years now. [click for more]
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HISTORY OF THE COMIC BOOK FILM: The Non-Comic Book Superhero, Part V
A trio of films use original characters to explore and deconstruct the world of comic books: two aimed at the characters, one aimed at the fans. [click for more]
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Shyamalan’s ONE THOUSAND A.E. Gets Script Polish
An Oscar winner gives the director’s latest project a polish. [click for more]
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Two Cons, Two Weekends, One City: A Comparison
FilmBuffOnLine Comic Book Movie Editor William Gatevackes had the opportunity to attend the Big Apple Comic Con and the New York Comic Con on consecutive weekends. These are his observations. Big Apple Comic Con, October 2, [click for more]
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New Releases: September 17
1. The Town (Warner Brothers, 2,861 Theaters, 123 Minutes, Rated R): You have to admire the second act that Ben Affleck is currently enjoying. Once, he seemed to be a rare Hollywood icon. An Oscar winner for [click for more]
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Cooper Out Of Shyamalan’s Mystery Project
This past weekend was a mixed one for M. Night Shyamalan. Although his new film The Last Airbender, a live action adaptation of the popular cartoon series, earned a respectable $57 million dollars, it was [click for more]
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New Releases: July 1
1. The Last Airbender (Paramount, 3,169 Theaters, 103 Minutes, Rated PG): I don’t understand the logic for this release date. Films are usually released on Fridays and occasionally on Wednesday, and every once in a [click for more]
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Shyamalan Reteaming With Willis On New Film?
Most everyone can agree that The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable are the two best films on writer/director M. Night Shyamalan’s filmography. And a big part of their success can possibly be attributed to the work [click for more]