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Busan-set family melodrama Home doesn't stray from stock themes of Korean dramas yet its endearing young cast and genuine feelings make it a pleasant debut from newcomer Kim Jong-woo. Jun-ho is a middle school student who lives with half-brother Seong-ho and their mother in a low-rent home high up a hill. One morning on the way to school their mother is approached by the wife of Won-jae, the man she had an affair with and who is Seung-ho's father. The women get into a car and just as they drive off they are hit by a truck and both wind up in a coma.
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- Comic Book Movie: LEGENDS OF TOMORROW: Ray Palmer Tries To Save Himself In New Photos From Season 3, Episode 4: "Phone Home"LEGENDS OF TOMORROW: Ray Palmer Tries To Save Himself In New Photos From Season 3, Episode 4: "Phone Home"
Hey Croods… you’re coming back…Universalllll has revived your sequel…. Yes, that’s right folks, DreamWorks and Universal’s animated caveman family is getting another movie after all, as Universal has officially revived The Croods 2 and given it a September 2020 release date.
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For an animated movie inspired by a line of plastic dolls, Trolls proved to be quite lively and entertaining. On the big screen, the small creatures were adorable as they sang and danced their way through life. Princess Poppy, voiced by Anna Kendrick, was an apt heroine since she combined a positive attitude with the courage to take action when other Trolls were captured by the unhappy Bergens.
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- JoBlo: Justin Timberlake and Anna Kendrick will return in Trolls 2 for Dreamworks
- MovieWeb: Trolls 2 Gets 2020 Release Date, First Poster Arrives
- SlashFilm: ‘Trolls 2’ Is Coming in 2020
- ScreenRant: Trolls 2 Officially Announced for 2020 Release Date
- HitFix: DreamWorks Bets On ‘Trolls’ To Appreciate In Value With A Newly Announced Sequel
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It is remarkably different to The Lego Movie that featured the character. The Lego Movie was a clever piece of analysis of the human condition, emphasising the importance of not being bound by authority, of play, of empathy and understanding. Lego Batman movie has none of these things.
- Dread Central: King Kong Will Appear in the Lego Batman Movie
- Cinema Blend: The LEGO Batman Movie Will Feature Some Seriously Unexpected Villains
- IGN Movies: The LEGO Batman Movie Review
- Bleeding Cool: Lego Batman Becomes Continuity Announcer On Channel 4 In Britain
- JoBlo: Funny Lego Batman clip does good job of criticizing the idea of Batman
- Screen Crush: We Finally Know Who's Voicing Bane, Scarecrow and More in 'The LEGO Batman Movie'
- Comic Book Movie: Official Cast List For THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE Unravels A Few Surprises; Plus New Stills
- ScreenRant: The LEGO Batman Movie Villain Voice Actors Revealed
- SlashFilm: ‘The LEGO Batman Movie’ Cast List Reveals Some Surprises
- Latino Review: LEGO BATMAN MOVIE: Batman Will Be Going Up Against This Laundry List Of Baddies!
- ScreenRant: LEGO Batman: Billy Dee Williams Calls Voicing Two-Face ‘Interesting’
- ScreenRant: LEGO Batman Clip: Joker Introduces Obscure DC Comics Villains
- ScreenRant: LEGO Batman Soundtrack: Fall Out Boy Lead Singer Performs First Song
- Badass Digest: What Is The Role Of Batman In The Age Of Trump?
- We Got This Covered: Meet The Villain Of The LEGO Ninjango Movie
- Deadline: Author Sam Harris Taunts Ben “Batman” Affleck On ‘Real Time With Bill Maher’
- Cinema Blend: The Sweet Way Ben Affleck Made A Young Batman Fan’s Day
- FirstShowing.net: Must Watch: Meet a Real Life Batman in 'Being Batman' Short Film
- SlashFilm: Cool Stuff: Guardians Vol 2., Totoro, Beauty and the Beast, Batman, Star Wars & Godzilla
- JoBlo: JoBlo Movie Show Podcast: Affleck not directing Batman, X-Men on TV & more!
- JoBlo: New petition wants Zack Snyder to helm solo Batman movie
- SlashFilm: Cats and Dogs, Living Together: DC Fans Launch Petition For Zack Snyder to Direct ‘The Batman’
- The Wrap: ‘Lego Movie’ Sequel Lands ‘Trolls’ Director Mike Mitchell
- Screen Crush: 'The LEGO Movie' Sequel Lands 'Trolls' Director Mike Mitchell
- ScreenRant: The LEGO Movie 2 Lands Trolls Director
- Latino Review: THE BATMAN: Fans Petition For Zack Snyder To Helm The Caped Crusader’s Standalone Film
- SlashFilm: ‘The LEGO Movie Sequel’ Now In The Hands of ‘Trolls’ Director Mike Mitchell
- JoBlo: Trolls director Mike Mitchell takes on The Lego Movie Sequel
- MovieWeb: Lego Movie 2 Gets Trolls Director Mike Mitchell
- ScreenRant: LEGO Ninjago Movie Villain Revealed in New Image
- Comic Book Movie: THE LEGO MOVIE Sequel Has Now Landed A New Director
- Bleeding Cool: Concerned Fan Starts Petition To Get Warner Bros To Let Anyone Other Than Zack Snyder Direct The Batman
- Latino Review: THE LEGO MOVIE SEQUEL Gets A New Director
- Bleeding Cool: Batman Meets The Shrouds In Clip From Justice League Dark
- SlashFilm: Superhero Bits: Kevin Sorbo Coming to Supergirl, James Gunn’s Batman Director Suggestion and More
- Comic Book Movie: A Petition Has Been Started For JUSTICE LEAGUE Director Zack Snyder To Take The Helm Of THE BATMAN
Today, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has revealed three new LEGO Dimensions expansion packs. But most importantly we get our first look at The Goonies Level Pack — that’s right, Goonies LEGO minifigs!
- Variety: ‘Lego Movie’ Sequel Swaps in ‘Trolls’ Director Mike Mitchell
- Coming Soon: LEGO Movie Sequel Switches Directors, Plus First Ninjago Still
- Cinema Blend: The LEGO Movie 2 Loses Its Director, But Immediately Finds A Replacement
- We Got This Covered: Warner Bros. Elects Mike Mitchell Director On The LEGO Movie Sequel
- JoBlo: Bruce Wayne takes us on a Cribs-style tour of LEGO Wayne Manor
- The Wrap: ‘Lego Movie’ Sequel Lands ‘Trolls’ Director Mike Mitchell
- Screen Crush: 'The LEGO Movie' Sequel Lands 'Trolls' Director Mike Mitchell
"So furious!" Netflix has unveiled the first trailer for the feature directorial debut of actor Macon Blair (seen in Green Room and Blue Ruin) titled I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore. The film just premiered last night at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival to mostly rave reviews from many critics. It's a cathartic comedy-revenge-thriller about a woman played by Melanie Lynskey who goes after the people who broke into her house, but its gets extra violent and totally twisted at times.
- Badass Digest: Here’s A Bizarro Trailer For I DON’T FEEL AT HOME IN THIS WORLD ANYMORE
- JoBlo: People are jerks in trailer for I Don't Feel At Home in this World Anymore
- Film School Rejects: Review — I Don’t Feel at Home in This World Anymore Is a Fast, Funny, and Bloody Blast
- Screen Crush: 'I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore' Review: Don't Mess With Melanie Lynskey
- The Wrap: ‘I Don’t Feel at Home’ Sundance Review: Ruffians Melanie Lynskey and Elijah Wood Kick Butt
- USA Today: Sundance: Netflix's 'Home' blasts off with grisly, riotous thrills
Fox Animation have acquired the rights to turn the Peter, Paul and Mary song Puff the Magic Dragon into a feature film. Trolls helmer Mike Mitchell has signed on to direct the hybrid live action/animated feature which will be produced by Safehouse partners Tory Tunnell and Joby Harold and Weed Road’s Akiva Goldsman. Hit the jump to learn more about the planned Puff the Magic Dragon movie.
It’s probably no coincidence that this deal comes on the heels of Walt Disney Pictures’ release of the Pete’s Dragon reboot.
- We Got This Covered: Puff The Magic Dragon Movie Coming From Trolls Director
- Screen Crush: Fox Animation and 'Trolls' Director Making a 'Puff the Magic Dragon' Movie
- The A.V. Club: Newswire: Fox rolls up a Puff, The Magic Dragon movie
While I don’t think anyone was chomping at a bit to see The Croods 2, there will undoubtedly be some animation fans disappointed by the news that arrived over the weekend.
DreamWorks Animation and their new parent comedy Universal Pictures have dropped an asteroid on the animated sequel to the 2013 prehistoric family comedy.
- The A.V. Club: Newswire: DreamWorks sends The Croods back to the stone age
- ScreenRant: The Croods 2 Canceled by DreamWorks Animation & Universal
- MovieWeb: Croods 2 Canceled at DreamWorks Animation
- Screen Crush: After Years of Trouble, 'The Croods 2' Is Now Extinct
- Bleeding Cool: DreamWorks Animation Pulls Plug On The Croods 2
You’d think that a $527 million worldwide box office would be enough to guarantee a sequel, but that isn’t the case for the animated film The Croods.
- Deadline: ‘The Croods 2’ Is Extinct As DreamWorks Animation & Universal Pull Plug On Sequel
- Variety: DreamWorks Animation and Universal Kill ‘Croods 2’ (EXCLUSIVE)
- Coming Soon: The Croods Sequel Not Moving Forward at DreamWorks Animation
- Dark Horizons: Dreamworks Cancels “Croods” Sequel
- We Got This Covered: The Croods 2 Is Dead At Dreamworks Animation
- ScreenRant: The Croods 2 Canceled by DreamWorks Animation & Universal
- MovieWeb: Croods 2 Canceled at DreamWorks Animation
- Cinema Blend: The Croods 2 Isn't Happening After All
- IGN Movies: The Croods 2 Now Extinct
- Screen Crush: After Years of Trouble, 'The Croods 2' Is Now Extinct
Beneath its cheerful surfaces, a noxious message underlies Trolls. The latest production from Dreamworks Animation features highly colorful visuals to enhance the tuneful karaoke of the primary narrative. The setup is that the monstrous, evil race of creatures known as Bergens can only be happy if they eat the tiny, happy race of creatures known as Trolls. This only happens once a year; the rest of the time, the Bergens stalk through their daily affairs in a miserable mood.
- USA Today: 'Trolls' brings new hue to classic 'True Colors'
- Variety: ‘Trolls’ Writing Duo Toons Into the Characters
- Entertainment Weekly: Review: 'Trolls': EW review
