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THE SPONGEBOB MOVIE: SPONGE OUT OF WATER Advance Screening for Salt Lake City
WHEN: Saturday, January 31st @ 10AM WHERE: Salt Lake City, UT HOW TO GET IN: If you want to see The Spongebob Movie: Sponge Out of Water advance screening before anybody else all you gotta do is click the big ol linky link below! Dress up as your favorite SPONGEBOB character for your chance to […]
WPR’s Box Office Report: January 26th
A little news in the happenings of the film industry, in case you missed something neat. Bryan Singer has announced some casting for X-Men: Apocalypse via Twitter: Alexandra Shipp is Storm. Sophie Turner is Jean Grey. Tye Sheridan is Cyclops. The big name there is Game of Throne’s Sophie Turner (Sansa Stark). Marvel has announced the […]
The Triumphant Return of Star Wars Fan Film Awards
We are off and running in a new year. Wait, hold up. This year, should be named “2015 – The Year of Star Wars,” “Star Wars Returns” or maybe “Return of The Jedi Part 2: Star Wars Takes Over the World.” Call it what you will. Star Wars has returned with a vengeance. If you […]
It’s Not “Just” a Movie
It’s not just movie. For that matter, it’s also not just a book, a picture, a play, a painting, a song, a television show, a satire… a blog, or any other artistic expression. No. It’s art. In the wake of The Interview and all things Sony, followed up by Je Suis Charlie, I’m flabbergasted by […]
Black Sea Advance Screening giveaway in Seattle and Portland
WHEN: Monday, January 26th @ 7pm (Seattle) Wednesday, January 28th @7pm (Portland) WHERE: Seattle, Washington or Portland, Oregon HOW TO GET IN: If you want to see the advance screening of Black Sea for you and a guest before it releases; all you have to do is answer this in the comments. “What is your […]
Jupiter Ascending Advance Screening for Seattle and Portland
WHEN: Tuesday, February 3rd @ 7pm WHERE: Seattle, Washington and Portland, Oregon HOW TO GET IN: If you want to see the Jupiter Ascending advance screening before anybody else just click on the big ol Linky Links for city! Make sure you get there EARLY the theater is overbooked to ensure full capacity. We are […]
Project Almanac Advance Screening for Salt Lake City
WHEN: Wednesday, January 28th @ 6PM WHERE: Salt Lake City, UT HOW TO GET IN: If you want to see Project Almanac before anybody else with this advance screening just click on the big ol linky link below! Make sure you get there EARLY the theater is overbooked to ensure full capacity. If you missed […]
WPR Box Office Report: January 20th
This weekend saw an impressive and record setting January weekend for the disappointing American Sniper, with a weekend gross of $107 million. Followed by the overly kid friendly Paddington still able to pick up $25 million, and The Wedding Ringer was only 1 million behind it. The rest of the field looks much as it […]
Tom Hardy Out of Suicide Squad
David Ayer has his hands full. He’s got a ton of talent being shoehorned into a very questionable story, but as we’ve seen from what Marvel could do with IPs like Guardians of the Galaxy and Ant Man (we at WPR believe will be a hit), DC might be looking to catch lightning in a […]
Black Widow Confirmed for Civil War
In an interview recently, the directors of the upcoming Marvel movie Captain America: Civil War, Anthony and Joe Russo revealed that Scarlett Johansson will be back in the movie reprising her role as Black Widow. We’ve been preparing for the movie since the one debuted last year…we’ve been working on it for a long time […]
No Stewart or McKellen in X-Men: Apocalypse
Patrick Stewart revealed recently that neither he or Sir Ian McKellen would likely be making an appearance in the upcoming Bryan Singer X-Men flick <em>X-Men: Apocalypse</em>.<blockquote>I was learning quite a lot more about it last night, it is going to be looking very much at the earlier lives of all our characters. And so […]
Batman vs. Robin – Trailer
DC owns animation when it comes to their IPs. Marvel is getting there, but I honestly don’t see much need for them to catch up considering how well their movies are doing. DC though, makes some of the best animated movies featuring their beloved lineup of heroes and villains. With that I’m glad to […]
Review: “Paddington” Fails To Rise Above Simply Being A Kids Movie
Title: Paddington Director: Paul King Screenwriter: Paul King (written by), Hamish McColl (screen story), Paul King (screen story), and Michael Bond (character “Paddington Bear”) Principal Cast: Ben Whishaw, Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins, Madeleine Harris, Samuel Joslin, Nicole Kidman, and Peter Capaldi I’ve spent the better part of a week in a strange state of mind. […]
James Cameron Has Delayed Next Avatar Sequel
James Cameron has told AP that the next new AVATAR film – the first in three forthcoming sequels – will see its release delayed by a year to address ongoing scripting and logistical challenges. He made the announcement while in New Zealand where he was helping promote the local film industry with other directors including […]
Review: “Blackhat” Is A Cyber Thriller With No Thrills
Title: Blackhat Director: Michael Mann Screenwriter: Morgan Davis Foehl Primary Cast: Chris Hemsworth, Viola Davis, Wei Tang, William Mapother, Leehom Wang, and Holt McCallany Has anyone gone back and watched any movies or television from the late 80’s and early 90’s? This was back when the computers that were once the dreams of scifi authors […]
