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New Releases: August 19, 2016

August 19, 2016 Bill Gatevackes

New releases this week include KUBO AND THE TWO STRINGS, WAR DOGS and BEN-HUR. [click for more]

Want To Read Some Oscar Hopeful Screenplays?

December 23, 2009 Rich Drees

If you’re looking for a little reading over the holidays, you may want to check out some of the screenplays that the studios are flogging for Academy Awards consideration this year. More and more studios [click for more]

New Releases: February 6

February 6, 2009 Bill Gatevackes

1. The Pink Panther 2 (Sony/Columbia, 3,243 Theaters, 92 Minutes, Rated PG): True story, my niece rented the first Steve Martin Pink Panther film and was greatly disappointed. The pink animated cat never showed up. [click for more]

Today’s CORALINE Teasers: M, N

February 5, 2009 Rich Drees

The stop-motion animated Coraline opens tomorrow, so we present the last of the great teaser posters that have been passed along to us.

Today’s CORALINE Teaser Posters: K, L

February 2, 2009 Rich Drees

Here’s a few more of those wonderful teaser posters for this Friday’s release of the 3D animated film Coraline. As always, click on each one for a bigger view. Enjoy.

This Weekend’s CORALINE Teaser Posters: G, H, I, J

January 31, 2009 Rich Drees

Here are this weekend’s Also, we’d like to wish Neil Gaiman, the author of the original Coraline children’s book the movie is based on congratulations for winning the Newbury Medal for his most recent novel [click for more]

Today’s CORALINE Teasers: D, E, F

January 29, 2009 Rich Drees

Here are today’s three teasers for next Friday’s animated Coraline.

Final CORALINE Trailer And Some Teaser Posters

January 28, 2009 Rich Drees

Perhaps the first film of the year that I am truly anxious to see, the animated Coraline will arrive in theaters next week sporting a prestigious pedigree. The film is based on an original children’s [click for more]

Behind The Scenes Look At CORALINE

August 12, 2008 Rich Drees

I have to admit that the combination of fantasist Neil Gaiman working with stop-motion animator Harry Selick (The Nightmare Before Christmas, James And The Giant Peach) on a project makes me positively giddy with anticipation. [click for more]