AMC caught lightning in a bottle with its unintentionally hilarious pre-movie ad campaign starring Nicole Kidman. But after years of “heartbreak feels good in a place like this,” the company’s releasing three new 30 second ad-spots featuring Kidman that will screen before films on a rotating basis beginning March 1st.
Charles Pulliam-Moore

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It takes time to make a film as imaginative and gorgeous as director Jeff Rowe’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, and that’s why it won’t be until 2026 that we can expect to see the sequel in theaters.
You’ll need to be in either New York City or Vancouver to see it, but animation studio Titmouse’s annual showcase of creator-owned shorts will be screening in a very limited number of theaters in early April.
You had to physically be at this year’s Sundance Film Festival to catch A24’s mesmerizing new supernatural thriller I Saw The TV Glow from director Jane Schoenbrun. But following the film’s run on the festival circuit, it’s slated to make its theatrical debut this upcoming May.
Playing the Pokémon Trading Card Game through the official mobile app has been a rough experience in the past. But Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket — a new game launching later this year — looks like it might be the big jump forward people have been waiting for.
You might have fallen off playing Pokémon Go and Pokémon Sleep, but — ahead of Pokémon Horizons’ premiere — Nintendo’s hoping to get some people back on the wagon with the introduction of a bunch of monsters like Charcadet, Raikou, and a special Pikachu.
The art of turning iconic animated TV shows into legitimately good live action series and films is something Hollywood still hasn’t quite figured out. But that’s not stopping Legendary from making a live-action Naruto movie with Shang-Chi director Destin Daniel Cretton.
[The Hollywood Reporter]

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For a few years now, Meta’s Oversight Board has had the power to (very slowly, it seems) issue decisions determining how Facebook and Instagram should be moderated, and soon, the body will also be responsible for overseeing Threads.