Month: May 2018
Infinity War Post-Credits Scene Explained
Peter Rabbit 2 Greenlit for February 2020 Release
Peter Rabbit is getting a sequel in 2020.
Deadline reports Sony Pictures has greenlit Peter Rabbit 2, with the new film hitting theaters on February 7, 2020 in the U.S. and March 27, 2020 in the UK. Will Gluck is returning to once again write and direct.
The original cast is also expected to be back. James Corden voices the titular character, with Margot Robbie, Daisy Ridley, Sam Neill, Domhnall Gleeson, and Rose Byrne among the cast.
The first film was released earlier this year, and has since grossed a little over $114 million domestically and $320 million worldwide, according to Box Office Mojo. For IGN’s thoughts on the movie, be sure to read our review of Peter Rabbit, which we think “never quite realizes its full potential.”
Explaining Bruce Banner’s Relationship with Hulk in Infinity War
Fortnite Letters Locations and Map
9 Infinity Gauntlets You Can Buy Right Now
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Avengers: Infinity War is on track to be the biggest movie of all time, and with good reason: it rules. From the opening scene to the end when everyone agrees to disagree, it’s non-stop awesome.
If you haven’t seen it yet, that’s a huge bummer, but you’re probably familiar with the Infinity Gauntlet. Toss all those gnarly space stones into it, slip it on, and you can do whatever the heck you want, basically. Even real bad stuff.
But you don’t have to be an Eternal-Deviant hybrid to wield its awesome power. No, friends, you can use the power of the Internet to get your hands on, and hands into, your very own Infinity Gauntlet right now.
Poll Results: Rank the Marvel Movies
Arrested Development’s Season 4 Remix Doesn’t Fix All the Problems That Plagued It
Warning: Slight spoilers for the remixed fourth season of Arrested Development follow…
Landing fortuitously in time for Newport Beach’s “Cinco de Cuatro,” Arrested Development’s remixed, re-cut, re-edited, and all together reconfigured fourth season – labeled “Fateful Consequences” – is now available for mass streaming consumption.
It’s no secret that the experiment that was Season 4, which was the show’s first Netflix season (as well as one of the first seasons of a show to be rescued from cancelation by Netflix), wasn’t met with the usual Arrested adulation. Though not without funny moments and goofy gags, Season 4 was also kind of a bloated mess with 30 to 35 minutes Rashomon-style episodes that focused on single characters – even if those characters weren’t exactly capable of carrying an entire episode on their own.
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