Steven Spielberg Wants You To Join The New AFI Movie Club To Help Keep Art Alive During This Uncertain Time

Charles Barfield — Tue, 31 Mar 2020 18:39:27 +0000

The COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic has disrupted the film industry in an unprecedented way, with the closures of most cinemas and the stoppage of production on TV shows and films. To combat this, we’ve seen distributors such as Kino Lorber create new streaming platforms, theater chains like Alamo Drafthouse try to replicate the theater-going experience at home, and studios begin to encourage film fans to watch brand-new movies on VOD instead of in cinemas.

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In The News: Spike Jonze’s ‘Wild Things’ Bumped To 2009, ‘I Am Legend,’ AFI Awards, Dewey Cox: No Dylan Hater

Rodrigo Perez — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 15:22:00 +0000

– Psyched for Spike Jonze’s “Where The Wild Things Are” adaptation? Well, get ready to wait a little longer. Originally due in October 2008, the film has now been bumped to 2009 which might further fuel rumors that the production has been plagued by shooting and casting difficulties. Your consolation prize in its place is Guy Ritchie’s “RockNRolla,” which is now taking its spot on October 3, 2008. Thanks a lot Warner. [Dark Horizons]

– America continued its unwavering commitment to garbage, by going to see Will Smith’s abysmal “I Am Legend,” this weekend in droves.

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Steven Spielberg Wants You To Join The New AFI Movie Club To Help Keep Art Alive During This Uncertain Time

In The News: Spike Jonze’s ‘Wild Things’ Bumped To 2009, ‘I Am Legend,’ AFI Awards, Dewey Cox: No Dylan Hater