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  • Ozark trailer

    'Ozark' Trailer: Jason Bateman Leads Another Netflix Show

    By Ben Pearson May 25th, 2017

    Netflix continues its onslaught of new content by releasing the first Ozark trailer, which promotes a new drama starring Jason Bateman and Laura Linney.

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    Jason Bateman's New Series Goes To Netflix, Will Be Dark Dangerous Drama

    By Peter Sciretta February 25th, 2016

    Learn about the upcoming Jason Bateman Netflix show Ozarks, which will be a dark dangerous show about a money launderer for a drug cartel.

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  • Ben Affleck Films delayed

    Ben Affleck Movies 'The Accountant' And 'Live By Night' Delayed

    By Russ Fischer August 7th, 2015

    WB and Ben Affleck have a good thing going, but all things must bow to Batman, so two non-superhero Ben Affleck films are delayed to make calendar room.

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  • Chris Pratt bootlegging movie

    Chris Pratt Bootlegging Adventure 'The Real McCoy' Lands At Universal

    By Russ Fischer April 15th, 2015

    A Chris Pratt bootlegging movie pitch did the rounds this week, and landed at Universal after the studio paid out a hefty sum.

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  • Ben Affleck The Accountant

    Ben Affleck In Talks To Star In 'The Accountant' From 'Warrior' Director

    By Russ Fischer October 1st, 2014

    Ben Affleck is poised to enjoy big success with Gone Girl (above), which opens tomorrow night. Despite having a couple other projects on his plate he has now set a new starring role in another thriller. Affleck is in talks for The Accountant, about "an accountant who doubles as an assassin." Assuming things go to…

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  • After Earth Web 5

    'After Earth' Release Moved Up; Will Smith Courts More New Projects

    By Russ Fischer April 19th, 2013

    M. Night Shyamalan's new film and potential comeback After Earth has been moved up one week from June 7 to May 31. It's a good move on Columbia's part, as the Will Smith movie can very likely dominate that late May weekend, which is otherwise occupied by Now You See Me and The Purge. After…

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  • Jose Padilha, Brotherhood

    Jose Padilha May Follow 'RoboCop' With True Crime Tale 'The Brotherhood'

    By Russ Fischer April 10th, 2013

    After the Elite Squad films, Brazilian director Jose Padilha seemed like a mold-breaking choice to direct the RoboCop remake for MGM. We have to wait to see how that worked out; while many photos have hit the web, we still haven't seen any footage from the film. Now Padilha is signing on to a film…

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  • The 2012 Black List: The Year's Hottest Unproduced Screenplays

    By Angie Han December 17th, 2012

    Just as we're enjoying the last of 2012's cinematic offerings, the latest edition of the Black List has hit the web. The annual survey highlights the hottest unproduced screenplays of the year, as based on the votes of hundreds of executives. The term "unproduced" is used rather vaguely here. Some of these scripts (like Ivan…

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