FXHibition once again takes over the Hilton Bayfront Park in San Diego to bring immersive art experiences to fans based off of hit shows including, Legion, American Horror Story, The Strain, Atlanta and more.
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As one of the most popular and best-selling characters we can certainly understand why the studios want to revive Peter Parker, but as a fan it has to be about more than just making money. I can say with certainty after seeing the film you will remember what it was that made the character so beloved in the first place.
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Maleficent manages to put an entertaining spin on the tale of Sleeping Beauty, by attempting to tell the story from the villains perspective. Early scenes of the character, and later interactions between Malificent and Aurora successfully add depth and intrigue, but overall falls short in creating a unique backstory for the character. Despite the immersive visual effects and Angelina Jolie’s more »
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(PCM) From creator David S. Goyer, The STARZ original drama, Da Vinci’s Demons returns for season 2 on Saturday March 22, 2014. When Florence is thrown into chaos in the wake of the Pazzi conspiracy, Leonardo da Vinci must push the limits of his own mind and body to defend … Continue reading →
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(PCM) Jason Bateman (“Identity Thief”) makes his feature directorial debut with the subversive comedy BAD WORDS. He stars as Guy Trilby, a 40-year-old who finds a loophole in the rules of The Golden Quill national spelling bee and decides to cause trouble by hijacking the competition. While reporter Jenny Widgeon … Continue reading →
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(PCM) The original Robocop was an unexpectedly intelligent story, mocking our consumer driven society with shocking violence and self-referential humor. Like most of Paul Verhoeven’s films, Robocop was ahead of its time. Many elements of the 1987 film are still relevant today, in fact most of the sci-fi concepts from … Continue reading →
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(PCM) This year is shaping up to be pretty exciting for movie-goers around the globe. With plenty of sequels to some of the most well-know franchises, long-awaited reboots and a growing amount of original stories, 2014 has the potential to be one of the best years for cinema to date. … Continue reading →
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(PCM) Warner Bros. Pictures announced today that Jesse Eisenberg and Jeremy Irons will be joining the cast in Zack Snyder’s highly anticipated “Man of Steel” sequel, tentatively titled “Batman vs. Superman”. A few months ago the internet nearly broke when we found out that Ben Affleck had been selected to … Continue reading →
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(PCM) Two years after the release of the critically acclaimed Batman: Arkham City, we finally get a chance to return to Gotham and take control of the Caped Crusader once again in Batman: Arkham Origins. This third installment of the popular franchise is actually a prequel, taking place roughly 5 years before the events in Batman: Arkham Asylum. The game… Read More