Recently, HBO Max released a new poster for "Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Back to Hogwarts"; well-known director Matthew Vaughan revealed that he will restart the third part of "Kick-Ass".
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Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Back to Hogwarts brand new poster
via:HBO Max
Recently, HBO Max released a new poster for Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Back to Hogwarts, which reads "Welcome back to where the magic began.", leading everyone back to the wizarding world together.
Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Back to Hogwarts will premiere on HBO Max on January 1, 2022, and air on TBS and The Carton Network next spring.
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The third part of "Hai Bian Wang" is about to restart
via: Stills from "The Sea Flat King"
Well-known director Matthew Vaughn recently promoted the new film "Ace Agent: Origins", revealed that he will restart the third part of "Kick-Ass", he intends to decrypt the father-daughter relationship between Big Daddy and the super-murderous woman in the form of a prequel, and take fans to retrieve the movie memories and visual experience when watching the first part.
Everything will be ready in the next two years, and then everyone will think, "He's crazy." For now, director Matthew Vaughan said he couldn't reveal too much.
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Trailer for Minions: The Prequel to Despicable Me
via：illumination
Recently, Illumination Studios released the latest trailer for Minions: The Rise of Gru.
The new film will be the sequel to the Minions independent film Minions Big Eyes, which was launched in 2015. As a spin-off of Despicable Me, it tells the story of the Minions who served other owners in the "pre-Gru" era, but the young Gru once appeared in this spin-off movie, and the sequel will revolve around his bond with the Minions.
The film is expected to be released in North America on July 1, 2022.
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Tom Holland is ready to say goodbye to the "Spider-Man" role
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This week, Marvel's Spider-Man: Homeless premiered in theaters around the world, and the protagonist Tom Holland is ready to say goodbye to the role in an interview with People magazine.
"I loved every minute of it. I've always been grateful that Marvel and Sony gave us the opportunity to keep going and make progress in our roles. It's amazing, and that's why for me, I don't want to say goodbye to Spider-Man, but I feel like we might be ready to say goodbye to him. ”
He said he hopes that new people will start a new chapter, "and they deserve the same number of honors." "Spider-Man: Homeless is being screened around the world.