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DISNEY HITS PAUSE ON ‘ALIEN NATION’ REMAKE

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20th Century Fox šŸ¤µ CHAD CHILDERS July 1, 2019 ⏱️ 03:45 PM The effects of the Disney/Fox merger continue to be felt, with a proposed remake of the ‘80s film  Alien Nation  now being put on hold by Disney. According to  Variety , Fox had signed  Loving  director Jeff Nichols to helm the film back in 2016, but while the movie hasn’t been cancelled, production on the movie is being put on hold by Disney who now have the rights after the merger earlier this year. Disney shut down the Fox 2000 label back in March, and recently the Fox motion capture film  Mouse Guard became the first casualty of films that were already in the works at the time of the merger. The original 1988 film starred James Caan and Mandy Patinkin as mismatched police officers who eventually bond on the job. Patinkin’s character was a member of an enslaved alien race who sought refuge on Earth and were just beginning to integrate into modern society. The movie was a mo...

DANNY GLOVER, DANNY DEVITO TAKE ‘JUMANJI’ FRANCHISE TO ‘THE NEXT LEVEL’ IN NEW TRAILER

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CHAD CHILDERS   July 1, 2019 ⏱️ 08:30 AM It can sometimes be the absolute worst when your grandparents try to take on your video games, but sometimes it can also be quite amusing. With  Danny Glover  and  Danny DeVito  playing said septuagenarians, we’re hoping for the latter, as a new trailer has been revealed for the  third Jumanji movie , now titled  Jumanji: The Next Level . In this new trailer, returning kid actors Madison Iseman (Bethany), Ser’Darius Blain (Fridge) and Morgan Turner (Martha) become concerned about Alex Wolff (Spencer) and go to check in on him. Discovering a jury-rigged game on Spencer’s TV screen, they assume he’s gone back into the game and get sucked in themselves before picking their characters. Much to their shock, Spencer’s grandfather (DeVito) and his friend (Glover) get pulled in as well, assuming the bodies of Smolder (Dwayne Johnson) and Mouse (Kevin Hart). Turner’s Martha is now in the Ruby Ro...