I’m so happy that Kevin Feige and his Marvel Studios team are now involved with Sony’s Spider-Man movies. It’s great that Peter Parker is a teenager and that he’s in the Avengers, too. Can’t wait to see Spider-Man: Homecoming this summer.
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The Marvel Studios marketing team is definitely on their A-game with all of these great Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 posters. Here’s the IMAX variant released today.
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Just making a shout-out to Walt Disney Animation Studios‘ original 1991 version of Beauty and the Beast. The original teaser poster for the film is below. I will be seeing Disney’s high-priced and high-profile photorealistic remake soon (it opens in U.S. theaters today), but as for this weekend, I’m planning to spend some time with the original animated classic instead.
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Even as The Walt Disney Studios continues to remake all of their animated classics in a photorealistic style (which really bums me out), at least they aren’t taking away the original animated motion pictures that I love. Thankfully, Disney is remaking their animated canon with some care and artistry, but these classics don’t need to be remade; rather, they need to be re-released regularly and re-watched on the big screen and the great creative minds working at The Walt Disney Studios should devote their considerable time, talents, and resources to original storytelling instead. A dream is a wish your heart makes, right? (Oh wait, Disney already remade that one, too…)
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First Cars 3, now Pixar has released a gorgeous new poster this week for its animated film Coco.
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Here’s another knockout poster for Pixar Animation Studios’ upcoming feature Cars 3.
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I can’t believe I’m actually posting this since I’m not a devoted fan of this movie franchise, but I quite like the new poster design for the upcoming sequel Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales. Let’s hope the movie is decent (sadly, my expectations are very low on this one, but would love to be pleasantly surprised).
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