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IT: Chapter Two picks up 27 years later and sees the now-adult protagonists returning to Derry, Maine for a final confrontation with Pennywise. Along with Bill Skarsgård reprising the terrifying clown, the sequel’s cast includes James McAvoy as Bill Denbrough, Jessica Chastain as Beverly Marsh, Bill Hader as Richie Tozier, Jay Ryan as Ben Hanscom, Isaiah Mustafa as Mike Hanlon, James Ransone as Eddie Kasbrak and Andy Bean as Stan Uris. The kid actors from the first movie will also appear through flashbacks. from CinemaBlend Latest Content https://ift.tt/2ytbaVC via IFTTT

However, as far as rumors go, the odds of Keanu Reeves joining David Leitch on a film project isn’t far fetched. The two have worked together for years. Before heading to the director’s chair, Leitch used to do stunt work on the Matrix series and was a co-director with Chad Stahelski on 2014’s John Wick before moving on to helm Atomic Blonde and Deadpool 2 . from CinemaBlend Latest Content https://ift.tt/2yuciZ2 via IFTTT

The movie went on to make $392 million worldwide, was the 12th highest grossing film of 2018 and earned a 70% score on Rotten Tomatoes. These stats don’t scream “failure”, but by Disney’s standards, which has had multiple movies cross $1 billion at the box office this year, maybe it is. Perhaps, Solo could find a place on the studio’s upcoming Disney+ streaming service? from CinemaBlend Latest Content https://ift.tt/2yuKwMd via IFTTT

The official synopsis for The Batman hasn't been released yet, so the original plans about Arkham Asylum can still come to fruition. The movie was previously reported to focus on Batman's work as the World's Greatest Detective, a side of his crimefighting that usually doesn't make it to the big screen. Let's hope that happens within the walls of the mental facility, and while dodging various deadly (and criminally insane) members from his rogue gallery. from CinemaBlend Latest Content https://ift.tt/2YyMpSB via IFTTT

Avengers: Endgame arrived in theaters back in April, and the general public still hasn't stopped discussing and dissecting every frame of the massive blockbusters. The Russo Brothers did the impossible, crafting a complicated narrative that was deeply connected to the previous 21 films. Endgame followed a three-act structure, with the wild Time Heist taking up the second hour of the movie. from CinemaBlend Latest Content https://ift.tt/2YA077Q via IFTTT

Last year, The LEGO Batman Movie ’s Chris McKay was being lined up to helm Dungeons and Dragons , but he eventually departed to work on Skydance’s Ghost Draft , which stars Chris Pratt. Now Variety reports that John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein have been eyed to fill that directorial vacancy, with negotiations currently underway. from CinemaBlend Latest Content https://ift.tt/315TV9i via IFTTT

If The Lion King hitting $1 billion already seems fast that's because it is. For comparison, Disney’s other big live-action remake this year Aladdin, recently hit $1 billion and it came out over two months ago on May 24. Although The Lion King came out domestically on July 19, and just won its second weekend, it actually premiered in other markets, like China, a bit earlier. All told it took The Lion King 19 days in release to achieve the $1 billion milestone. from CinemaBlend Latest Content https://ift.tt/31480DZ via IFTTT

In any case, Christopher Markus and his writing partner Stephen McFeeley always planned on Nick Fury sitting on the sidelines during Avengers: Endgame ’s third act, and with all the characters involved in that battle, I doubt there was anyone in the audience thinking, “Hey, where’s Fury?” Besides, Fury probably didn’t waste any time reestablishing his spy network once he was in the land of the living again, making for a better use of his time. from CinemaBlend Latest Content https://ift.tt/2LOiEeO via IFTTT

In this clip from IGN, we also get a great cheesy action movie line as Dwayne Johnson’s character tells Shaw “Let’s go fishing” to which Shaw responds “You catch him, I’ll gut him.” It’s silly but it works and while jumping the truck, Hobbs indeed gets the helicopter on the line to take the flying fish down. Now he just has to reel it in, which based on what we’ve seen from the trailers, is no easy task. from CinemaBlend Latest Content https://ift.tt/2ZfnnsO via IFTTT

George Spahn And Spahn Ranch Spahn Ranch was a 55-acre property in Los Angeles County purchased in 1953 by George Spahn. During the height of the popularity of Westerns in Hollywood, the owner built a film set amidst the mountainous terrain, and numerous movies and television shows picked it as a filming location. As other genres began to overtake the Western, the business gradually died off and Spahn focused more on horse rentals. During the late 1960s, Spahn, who was by this point blind, met Charles Manson and agreed to allow the cult leader and his followers to stay at the ranch in exchange for manual labor performed around the farm and help running the horse rental business. The Manson Family resided at the ranch for most of 1968 and 1969, and Spahn developed a pretty close relationship with numerous members of the cult. He allegedly had a sexual relationship with some of Manson’s female followers and is credited with nicknaming both Tex Watson, who participated in the Tate-LaBi

Back in 1992, Quentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs had a quiet opening of $147,839 from 19 theaters. In 1994, Pulp Fiction opened to $9,311,882. In 1997, Jackie Brown opened to $9,292,248. Kill Bill Vol. 1 opened to $22,089,322 in 2003, followed by Kill Bill Vol. 2 earning $25,104,949 in its opening in 2004. The Hateful Eight opened wide at the tail end of 2015 and earned $15,706,645. from CinemaBlend Latest Content https://ift.tt/2Ym1dUE via IFTTT