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Read More Movies & TV News a month ago Amazon's Bond Deal Revealed: $20M for Creative Control Amazon reportedly paid $20M to EON Productions for creative control of the James Bond franchise. The deal reshapes franchise acquisition expectations and sets the stage for Denis Villeneuve and Steven Knight’s upcoming Bond.
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Read More Movies & TV News Cinema a month ago Mortal Kombat 2 Moves Up Release Date to May 8, 2026 Warner Bros. moves Mortal Kombat 2 up to May 8, 2026. Read about the cast, director Simon McQuoid, test-screening buzz, box-office strategy and how the sequel compares to other video game films.
Read More Movies & TV News a month ago Stranger Things 5 Finale May Hit Theaters - Netflix Uturn Netflix may screen the Stranger Things 5 finale in AMC cinemas on December 31, 2025, the same day it streams. This report explores the implications, industry context, and fan reactions to a possible theatrical finale event.
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