It’s a shame that in the UK, while everyone knows who Snoopy i, we never quite got to grips with the idea that Charles Schulz’s comic strip world is called Peanuts. As a result next year’s CGI movie has to go by the rather verbose title, Snoopy and Charlie Brown: The Peanuts Movie, while the US just gets ‘Peanuts’.
Now a new poster has arrived giving a new take on the classic image of Snoopy on top of his doghouse.
Here’s the brief synopsis: ‘For the first time ever, Snoopy, Charlie Brown and the rest of the gang we know and love from Charles Schulz’s timeless “Peanuts” comic strip will be making their big-screen debut; like they’ve never been seen before in CG-Animated Feature film in 3D.’
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After a bit of a delay, The Interview is on its way, with Seth Rogen and James Franco teaming up once more for a new comedies where they’re recruited to kill a dictator. Now a new UK trailer has arrived, which you can watch below.
Upstairs Inferno has been in the works for a while know, and know we can get a fresh look at this documentary that looks at one of the most terrible – yet little known – events in LGBT history. The new teaser comes just as the film’s latest crowdfunding effort raised much of money it needs to cover the exorbitant licensing fees for historical newspaper photographs and newsreels.
The people who are annoyed that Ridley Scott’s Exodus has a cast largely made up of white people – despite being about ancient Egyptians and Israelites – probably won’t like this, but X-Men: Apocalypse has found its Middle Eastern born villain in the form of the Guatemalan born Oscar Isaac. Buy hey, perhaps Jordan was mainly populated by Hispanic people 5,000 years ago.