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Friday, April 5, 2019

CinemaCon 2019, Day 4: official Lionsgate video

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Lionsgate has released its official video clips from yesterday afternoon's final studio presentation of CinemaCon 2019. Below are red carpet interview snippets with most of the talent that appeared on stage at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace.


Long Shot stars Charlize Theron, Seth Rogen,
and director Jonathan Levine



John Wick: Chapter 3--Parabellum star Halle Berry
and director Chad Stahelski



I Still Believe real life subject Jeremy Camp
and directors Jon Erwin and Andrew Erwin



Hellboy star David Harbour



Knives Out stars Ana de Armas, Jamie Lee Curtis,
and writer/director Rian Johnson


(Special thanks to Lionsgate, and very special thanks to Heather Lewandoski and the entire team at Rogers & Cowan for all their helpful and generous assistance at the convention, as well as Mitch Neuhauser and the CinemaCon crew)


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Saturday, March 17, 2012

Prometheus trailer premiere with Ridley Scott & Damon Lindelof

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AMC Theatres hosted a special premiere event for the first full trailer for Ridley Scott's eagerly anticipated science fiction epic Prometheus exclusively for members of the chain's loyalty program, AMC Stubs, this afternoon at their Downtown Disney District 12 multiplex in Anaheim. Hosted by AMC Movie News Blog associate editor George Roush, the screening of the trailer in the Real D 3D format was followed by a live 30-minute discussion with Scott and screenwriter Damon Lindelof, who fielded questions from fans both live in the theatre and via the Internet. While Scott and Lindelof were expectedly conservative with what details about the notoriously secrecy-shrouded projects they divulged, they were a bit less coy with the film's connection to Scott's seminal Alien, stopping short of calling it a direct prequel but leaving no doubt that the seeds of that classic sci-fi cinema saga begin in the new film--an admission more than reinforced by some briefly seen but no less tantalizing images in the new trailer, embedded below. Just exactly how everything fits in will be revealed when Prometheus opens on IMAX and standard screens on June 8.


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