Marvel announces five new movies' release dates
Fans of Marvel movies will be delighted to learn that the comics giant has announced dates for five new film releases.
July 19, 2014
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Fans of Marvel movies will be delighted to learn that the comics giant has announced dates for five new film releases.
Rent It The Movie: Directed by Joel Schumacher in 1990, Flatliners follows five students enrolled in medical school: Nelson (Keifer Sutherland), Doctor Rachel McMannus (Julia Roberts), David Labraccio (Kevin Bacon), Doctor Joe Hurley (William Baldwin), and Randy Steckle (Oliver Platt). They're involved in some unorthodox experiments spearheaded by Nelson in which they will work together to find …
THE Sentinel has teamed up with Impact Productions to offer readers the chance to win one of four official DVD reviews of Stoke City's record-breaking 2013/14 campaign.The two-hour DVD provides footage of a memorable first season under Mark Hughes as Stoke broke into the Premier League top-10 and reached 50 points for the first time.It was also a campaign that introduced fans to the mercurial …
Iko Uwais and Cecep Arif Rahman in “The Raid 2.” ( Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics / July 2 , 2013 )
Still number one at the box office, Matt Reeves' Dawn of the Planet of the Apes is headed to Blu-ray this fall and CraveOnline has the first look at a massive collectible set dubbed the “Caesars Warrior Collection”. Housed in a bust of Andy Serkis' leading ape, fans can pre-order the set during next week's convention. Check it out below!
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