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BBC Radio 2 will be airing a two-part documentary in honor of what would have been John Lennon’s 80th birthday. His youngest son, Sean Ono Lennon, will be hosting the special, which will air on Saturday, October 3rd, and Sunday, October 4th, from 9-10 pm British Summer Time. The special will feature an impressive array …

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Variety has officially confirmed rumors that Netflix dropped the axe on The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance. The vast, epic Jim Henson series spanned ten episodes and was released on September 30th of last year. Directed by Louis Leterrier and featuring a jaw-dropping cast (seriously, look it up), the series was a prequel to Jim Henson’s …

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The Prince of Egypt was DreamWorks SKG’s second film release and their first traditionally animated movie. In 1998, a faith-based, $60 million epic was quite a gamble for the fledgling animation studio. Simon Wells, Steve Hickner, and former Disney story artist Brenda Chapman would direct the film, with Val Kilmer leading an all-star cast. The Prince of …

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Today, Disney and Lucasfilm released the long-awaited trailer for season two of The Mandalorian. Following the conclusion of the wildly popular first season, there has been a slew of rumors concerning the follow-up, but very little official word. The clip clocks in at just under two minutes and reveals very little, showing Mando and the …

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Rachel Stirling has released a statement revealing that her mother, the famed actress Diana Rigg, passed away this morning. Rigg was reportedly diagnosed with cancer in March of this year, and it took her life today. She has already been honored by the official social media accounts of Game of Thrones, On Her Majesty’s Secret Service co-star George …

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This Thursday marks the release of the second trailer for No Time to Die. Like basically every major movie originally slated to come out this summer, the 25th installment in the long-running James Bond film franchise has been delayed, in addition to suffering from behind the scenes complications. The latest, longer trailer provides a better …

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The internet has been buzzing with the news that Mulan will be free on Disney sooner than we thought. A graphic on the movie’s Disney+ page reveals that the movie will be free to all subscribers starting December 4th. This date comes precisely three months after the film becomes available through Premier Access. Mulan was …

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Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about DreamWorks and the vast variation in quality amongst their output. Unlike Disney, Pixar, or even Studio Ghibli, DreamWorks animation isn’t really talked about as a whole very much. In fact, outside a new movie coming out, I don’t hear much about them at all, except for maybe Shrek. …

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Today, Michael Dante DiMartino revealed that he and Avatar: The Last Airbender and Legend of Korra co-creator Bryan Konietzko departed Netflix’s live-action Avatar series remake. They initially did so this past June, after working on the project for two years. He states that, despite Netflix’s pledge to give the two original creators of the series creative control, the production sadly …

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Have you ever read a book, seen a film, or experienced any art that completely changed how you viewed something? I don’t mean to be dramatic or sappy, but this has happened to me a few times throughout my life. Like probably most people, there were movies I latched onto in my childhood. But possibly …

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