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TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES: MUTANT MAYHEM Trailer Teases A Refreshing New Revamp Of The Classic Heroes In A ½-Shell!

With years of multiple iterations of graphic novel-adapted mediums of fan-favorite IP, TMNT behind us, I guess there’s no harm in having another. Best of all is with producer Seth Rogen at the forefront of Paramount Pictures’ newest treatment with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem is a cast and a vision that not only invokes a more teenage look than the usual illustrative hulking beefcake types, but we also get a version of franchise staple April O’Neil as the person of color she was originally meant to be before the powers that be demanded her character don the more whitewashed, yellow jumpsuit-wearing red-head as the toys sold so well.

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TRANSFORMERS: RISE OF THE BEASTS Trailer Teases More Epic Robot Battles

I stand guilty as charged in not keeping up with all the Transformers films after the fourth ‘Bayformers’ installment, so I literally have no idea where things are, storywise. At any rate, the Hasbro property still has tons of potential and Paramount and Skydance are seeing plenty of it in reviving the franchise with a new film and a new director to bring a new vision to audiences, now in Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts.

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WITHOUT REMORSE: Michael B. Jordan Presents The New John Clark In A First Look Teaser

Late Wednesday evening, IGN published the first official look at actor Michael B. Jordan in the new espionage thriller, Without Remorse, opening in theaters September 2020. The film hails from Paramount Pictures and centers on Jordan’s latest incarnation as Tom Clancy staple John Clark, origin story of John Clark, a Navy SEAL-turned-CIA ops officer whose mission of vengeance opens a door to an even darker, more dangerous conspiracy.

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Marc Webb To Tackle YOUR NAME For Paramount

I haven’t seen the original anime from 2016 (I want to and actually hope to soon as possible), but I’m keen on the kind of harrowing love story that Webb may be able to achieve here with a plot that centers on two distant high schoolers who are drawn closer while mysteriously switching bodies ahead of a disastrous event. Screenwriter Eric Heiserrer (Arrival) is penning Webb’s vision that centers instead on a young Native American woman living in a rural area, and a young man from Chicago.

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