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Month: May 2014

Maleficent: A Failed Trailblazer

“Maleficent” could have been a revolutionary lioness of a film. Instead, it’s a defanged (but gorgeous!) kitten.

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  • 3 Ways Streaming Will Change How We Watch TV and Movies
  • Gone Girl and the State of Entertainment Marketing
  • The Last Independence Day

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Gone Girl and the St… on “Edge of Tomorrow”…
Edge of the Universe… on Unorthodox Movie Websites
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Maleficent: The Fair… on Maleficent: A Failed Trai…

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