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'Drive-Inu Ikẹhin Pẹlu Joe Bob Briggs' Awọn ipadabọ fun Igba Kẹta; Ooru Pataki!

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Darcy the Mail Girl Action Figure Wiwa!

Ifihan ti o fọ intanẹẹti ni ọdun meji sẹyin, Awakọ-Ikẹhin Pẹlu Joe Bob Briggs ti tunse fun akoko kẹta nipasẹ ohun elo sisanwọle ẹru (tayọ) ohun elo Ṣọgbọn. Ni afikun si eyi, wọn yoo tun ṣe “ẹya sisun oorun igba ooru” ẹya meji ni Oṣu Kẹjọ Ọjọ 14 pẹlu awọn alejo pẹlu Adam Green (Hatchet), ni ibamu si iroyin @shudder Instagram.

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Ọjọ osise fun akoko kẹta ko iti kede, ṣugbọn yoo jẹ igba diẹ ni 2021.

Drive-Inu Ikẹhin awọn ṣiṣan laaye lori oju opo wẹẹbu Shudder ati ohun elo ni gbogbo ọjọ Jimọ nigbati o ba wa ni akoko pẹlu awọn fiimu ẹya meji meji, ṣafihan ati ṣalaye lori nipasẹ olugbalejo Joe Bob Briggs ati ọmọbirin meeli Darcy Prince.

Akoko ti o kọja yii a ti rii diẹ ninu awọn fifin nla bii Gige Ile Itaja, Maniac, Heathers, Jin Red, Ọkan Ge ti Deadkú, Exorcist III, Bibajẹ Bibajẹ, ati oniyi awọn alejo bii onijakidijagan Chris Jeriko. Ni pataki ni akoko to kọja, ẹgbẹ Shudder ati Darcy the Mail Girl ṣiṣẹ lati pari ni ikoko ọkan ninu awọn fiimu nikan ti Briggs ti ṣe irawọ tẹlẹ, ti a kọ silẹ Hogzilla.

Ni ọsẹ kọọkan n mu akoonu tuntun iyalẹnu mu, ati ẹgbẹ Shudder lẹhin rẹ n ṣiṣẹ lati ṣe diẹ ninu awọn iyanrin aṣa ti o nifẹ julọ lati ṣafikun iriri iriri wiwo fiimu, gẹgẹ bi atunda awọn abala lati fiimu ti a fihan.

Ifihan naa tun jẹ alailẹgbẹ bi o ṣe n gbe laaye lori Shudder, eyiti o jẹ ohun ti ko gbọ rara fun iṣẹ ṣiṣan kan. Eyi jẹ ki ifihan naa jẹ ọkan ninu awọn iriri wiwo ilu nikan ti ko ni irugbin soke fun awọn iṣẹ ṣiṣanwọle, pẹlu awọn ọgọọgọrun awọn olumulo Twitter ati awọn ẹgbẹ Facebook n ni lati ba ara wọn sọrọ nipa iṣafihan lakoko ti o n gbe. O tun fun wọn ni aye lati ba Darcy sọrọ, ẹniti o ni itọju ti media media, lakoko ti iṣafihan n dun daradara.

Ifihan naa bẹrẹ ni ọdun 2018 pẹlu pataki wakati 24 kan ti o tumọ lati jẹ awakọ LAST fun Joe Bob Briggs, ṣugbọn aṣeyọri nla ti rẹ (ati iṣẹlẹ ti “fọ intanẹẹti”) mu ki o ṣe adaṣe si a jara ni kikun pẹlu awọn akoko meji pẹlu awọn pataki isinmi.

Gbogbo eyi, nitorinaa, dun sinu ipinnu fun isọdọtun pelu diẹ ninu awọn ariyanjiyan ti Briggs ti dojuko ni awọn oṣu to ṣẹṣẹ paapaa lori awọn ọrọ rẹ si ati nipa awọn ẹgbẹ ti o ya sọtọ.

Laibikita, Briggs yoo pada wa fun diẹ sii ni 2021. Jẹ ki a mọ ohun ti o ro nipa isọdọtun ninu awọn asọye ni isalẹ!

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The Original ‘Beetlejuice’ Sequel Had an Interesting Location

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Back in the late ’80s and early ’90s sequels to hit movies weren’t as linear as they are today. It was more like “let’s re-do the situation but in a different location.” Remember Iyara 2, tabi Isinmi ti Ilu Yuroopu ti Lampoon ti Orilẹ-ede? Paapaa awọn ajeji, as good as it is, follows a lot of the plot points of the original; people stuck on a ship, an android, a little girl in peril instead of a cat. So it makes sense that one of the most popular supernatural comedies of all time, Beetlejuice would follow the same pattern.

In 1991 Tim Burton was interested in doing a sequel to his 1988 original, it was called Beetlejuice Nlọ Ilu Hawahi:

“The Deetz family moves to Hawaii to develop a resort. Construction begins, and it’s quickly discovered that the hotel will be sitting on top of an ancient burial ground. Beetlejuice comes in to save the day.”

Burton liked the script but wanted some re-writes so he asked then-hot screenwriter Daniel Omi who had just got done contributing to Awọn igbona. He passed on the opportunity so producer David Geffen offered it to Troop Beverly Hills akọwe Pamela Norris lasan.

Eventually, Warner Bros. asked Kevin Smith to punch up Beetlejuice Nlọ Ilu Hawahi, he scoffed at the idea, wi pe, “Didn’t we say all we needed to say in the first Beetlejuice? Must we go tropical?”

Nine years later the sequel was killed. The studio said Winona Ryder was now too old for the part and an entire re-cast needed to happen. But Burton never gave up, there were a lot of directions he wanted to take his characters, including a Disney crossover.

“We talked about lots of different things,” the director wi ni Idanilaraya Kọọkan. “That was early on when we were going, Beetlejuice and the Haunted MansionBeetlejuice Goes West, whatever. Lots of things came up.”

Sare-siwaju si 2011 when another script was pitched for a sequel. This time the writer of Burton’s Awọn Ojiji Dudu,  Seth Grahame-Smith was hired and he wanted to make sure the story wasn’t a cash-grabbing remake or reboot. Four years later, in 2015, a script was approved with both Ryder and Keaton saying they would return to their respective roles. In 2017 that script was revamped and then eventually shelved in 2019.

During the time the sequel script was being tossed around in Hollywood, in 2016 an artist named Alex Murillo posted what looked like one-sheets fun a Beetlejuice sequel. Although they were fabricated and had no affiliation with Warner Bros. people thought they were real.

Perhaps the virality of the artwork sparked interest in a Beetlejuice sequel once again, and finally, it was confirmed in 2022 Beetlejuice ọdun 2 had a green light from a script written by Wednesday writers  Alfred Gough and Miles Millar. The star of that series Jenna Ortega signed on to the new movie with filming starting in 2023. It was also confirmed that Danny elfman would return to do the score.

Burton and Keaton agreed that the new film titled Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice wouldn’t rely on CGI or other other forms of technology. They wanted the film to feel “handmade.” The film wrapped in November 2023.

It’s been over three decades to come up with a sequel to Beetlejuice. Hopefully, since they said aloha to Beetlejuice Nlọ Ilu Hawahi there has been enough time and creativity to ensure Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice will not only honor the characters, but fans of the original.

Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice will open theatrically on September 6.

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Russell Crowe Lati Star ni Fiimu Exorcism miiran & Kii ṣe Atẹle kan

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Boya o jẹ nitori The Exorcist o kan ṣe ayẹyẹ ọdun 50th ni ọdun to kọja, tabi boya o jẹ nitori awọn oṣere ti o gba Aami Eye Academy ti ogbo ko ni igberaga pupọ lati mu awọn ipa ti ko boju mu, ṣugbọn Russell Crowe ń bẹ Bìlísì wò lẹ́ẹ̀kan sí i nínú fíìmù ohun ìní mìíràn. Ati pe ko ṣe ibatan si eyi ti o kẹhin, The Pope ká Exorcist.

Ni ibamu si Collider, fiimu ti akole Awọn Exorcism Ni akọkọ yoo tu silẹ labẹ orukọ The Georgetown Project. Awọn ẹtọ fun itusilẹ Ariwa Amẹrika rẹ ni ẹẹkan ni ọwọ Miramax ṣugbọn lẹhinna lọ si Ere idaraya inaro. O yoo tu ni Okudu 7 ni imiran ki o si ori lori si Ṣọgbọn fun awọn alabapin.

Crowe tun yoo ṣe irawọ ni Kraven the Hunter ti ọdun ti n bọ ti o fẹ silẹ ni awọn tiata ni Oṣu Kẹjọ ọjọ 30.

Bi fun The Exorcism, Kọpọ pese wa pẹlu ohun ti o jẹ nipa:

Fiimu naa wa ni ayika oṣere Anthony Miller (Crowe), ẹniti awọn iṣoro rẹ wa si iwaju bi o ti n ya fiimu ibanilẹru eleri kan. Ọmọbinrin rẹ ajeji (Ryan Simpkins) ni o ni lati ro boya o ti wa ni lapsing sinu rẹ ti o ti kọja addictions, tabi ti o ba nkankan ani diẹ jayi ti wa ni sẹlẹ ni. "

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Titun F-bombu Ti o ni ẹru 'Deadpool & Wolverine' Trailer: Bloody Buddy Movie

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Deadpool & Wolverine le jẹ awọn ore movie ti awọn ewadun. Awọn akikanju heterodox meji ti pada wa ninu trailer tuntun fun blockbuster igba ooru, ni akoko yii pẹlu f-bombu diẹ sii ju fiimu gangster kan.

'Deadpool & Wolverine' Movie Trailer

Ni akoko yii idojukọ jẹ lori Wolverine ti o ṣiṣẹ nipasẹ Hugh Jackman. Adamantium-infused X-Eniyan n ni ayẹyẹ anu diẹ nigbati Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) de lori aaye naa ti o gbiyanju lati parowa fun u lati ṣajọpọ fun awọn idi amotaraeninikan. Abajade jẹ tirela ti o kun fun iwa-ọti pẹlu kan Iyatọ iyalenu ni ipari.

Deadpool & Wolverine jẹ ọkan ninu awọn fiimu ti ifojusọna julọ ti ọdun. O wa jade ni Oṣu Keje Ọjọ 26. Eyi ni trailer tuntun, ati pe a daba ti o ba wa ni iṣẹ ati aaye rẹ kii ṣe ikọkọ, o le fẹ lati fi awọn agbekọri sinu.

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