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Is “Die Hard” A Christmas Movie? The Debate Rages On — But Why Isn’t There A New One?

Every December, like clockwork, the internet reignites the same gloriously pointless argument, and honestly, we wouldn’t have it any other way. Is “Die Hard” a Christmas movie? It’s set on.

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A New Apex Predator At The Box Office: “Predator: Badlands” Roars To Franchise-Record Opening

The Predator has been stalking movie screens since 1987, and in all that time it has never opened this big. “Predator: Badlands” stormed into theaters this weekend and hauled in.

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The Hunt Evolves: “Predator: Badlands” Reinvents The Franchise By Making The Monster The Hero

For nearly four decades, the Predator has been the thing hunting you through the trees, the invisible death with the clicking mandibles and the shoulder cannon. Dan Trachtenberg just took.

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The Sequel To The Best “Alien” In Decades Is Coming, But Fede Alvarez Is Handing Off The Reins

Two summers ago, “Alien: Romulus” did something the franchise had struggled to do for years, it scared people again. Fede Alvarez’s lean, nasty, practical-effects-driven horror film reminded audiences that this.

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The Herd Returns: “Ice Age: Boiling Point” Is Official — And It’s The First One Without Blue Sky

Scrat may never catch that acorn, but the franchise he stars in refuses to go extinct. After years of uncertainty about whether the prehistoric herd had any theatrical life left,.

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The First Full “Predator: Badlands” Trailer Flips The Franchise — This Time, The Predator Is The Hero

For almost forty years, the Predator has been the thing hunting you from the trees — the invisible death, the trophy-taking monster, the villain. The first full trailer for “Predator:.

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“Planet Of The Apes” Marches On: The “Kingdom” Sequel Swaps Directors As Noa’s Saga Continues

Few franchises have pulled off a comeback as quietly impressive as “Planet of the Apes.” What began in 1968 with Charlton Heston pounding the sand in front of a half-buried.

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