Warner Bros. Pushes ‘Gremlins’ Movie Nearly a Year, Moves DC’s ‘Dynamic Duo’ Back 3 Months
'Gremlins' has original writer Chris Columbus in the director's chair.
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WorldPingWarner Bros has made some release date changes, unrelated to its pending marriage with Paramount. DC’s Robins-origin puppets-meet-animation feature Dynamic Duo is moving from June 30, 2028, to Septemer 22, 2028.
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'Gremlins' has original writer Chris Columbus in the director's chair.
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WorldPingWarner Bros. has delayed “Gremlins 3” from Nov. 19, 2027, to Oct. 6. 2028. David Zaslav, the CEO and president of Warner Bros. Discovery, first revealed the project during an investor call in 2025.
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"We're thrilled," Fathom's head of marketing tells The Hollywood Reporter about the 40th anniversary celebration for the 1986 animated cult favorite.
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WorldPingA Zoom call on Wednesday with 500 senior Warner Bros staffers to discuss Paramount’s settlement of the antitrust lawsuit brought by state attorneys general related to its merger with WBD did little to dissipate the gloomy, Mordor-like clouds over the…
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WorldPingSPOILER ALERT: This piece spoils the entirety of The Love Hypothesis movie now streaming on Prime Video. Editor’s Note: Trigger Warning – The following contains mention of sexual harassment.
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WorldPingBrazilian researchers have developed a biodegradable, starch-based sensor that changes color when moisture enters food packaging. With the addition of cobalt chloride, the sensor changes from blue to pink as moisture levels rise and back to blue as they fall.
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