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Vision Films Sets Release Date for ‘The Correction Unit’
Vision Films is set to release the Sci-Fi Thriller The Correction Unit, an independent feature film that explores AI, justice, and youth resistance, for Transactional VOD across North America and the UK on September 23, 2025.
THE SUNDAY REWATCH: ‘GARDEN STATE’
It’s hard to believe it’s been over 20 years since Garden State first premiered at Sundance, marking Zach Braff’s directorial debut and quietly cementing itself as one of the defining indie films of the early 2000s.
The Bat is Back in Dolby
Raise the Bat-Signal: Today Dolby and Warner Bros. Motion Picture Group announced that Tim Burton's landmark Super Hero films Batman (1989) and Batman Returns (1992) will be brought back for a special one-night engagement on August 25 in ultra-vivid Dolby Vision picture and immersive Dolby Atmos sound. The films will be screened exclusively at over 160 Dolby Cinema at AMC Theatres locations in the US. Tickets go on sale today.
FOUR HORSEMEN FILMS ANNOUNCES PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLER ‘KILL ME I’M IRISH’
Gripping New Thriller Explores Identity, Faith, and Fear During New York’s St. Patrick’s Day Mayhem.
Air Bud Returns: Ain’t No Rule Says a Dog Can’t Release Another Movie
In a move that marks a golden opportunity to reintroduce one of the most iconic family brands to fans, Cineverse (NASDAQ: CNVS), a next-generation entertainment studio, and Air Bud Entertainment (ABE) have today announced Air Bud Returns. This acquisition of the U.S. distribution rights is for a wide theatrical release of the new feature film set for Summer 2026.
Vision Films to Release ‘The Secret of Butterflies’
Vision Films Inc. announces the North American Transactional VOD release of the animated film The Secret of Butterflies from painter, animation director and producer Ali Tanhaee on August 5, 2025.
FLC Announces Lineup for Gene Hackman: A Week with the Gene Genie
Mark your calendars, cinephiles—Film at Lincoln Center is rolling out a red carpet of pure cinematic gold with “Gene Hackman: A Week with the Gene Genie”, a full-throttle retrospective honoring one of the all-time greats. From July 25 to 31, this weeklong tribute will spotlight 18 of Hackman’s finest films, screened almost entirely on glorious 35mm—because, let’s be honest, he deserves nothing less.
The Sunday Rewatch: ‘The Hours’
Some films are so rich in emotion, performance, and layered storytelling that they practically demand to be revisited. The Hours, released in 2002 and based on Michael Cunningham’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, is one of those rare works — a meditation on time, sorrow, creativity, and the small, invisible acts of survival.
‘HERSHEY’ Wraps Principal Photography in Pennsylvania
The upcoming major motion picture HERSHEY–about the inspiring true story of founder Milton S. Hershey–has concluded principal photography, wrapping over seven weeks of filming across Hershey's home state of Pennsylvania.
The Sunday Rewatch: ‘The Virgin Suicides’
Few films capture the feeling of memory — its haze, its beauty, its distortion — quite like The Virgin Suicides. Released in 1999, Sofia Coppola’s debut feature immediately announced a bold, poetic voice in American cinema. As delicate as it is devastating, it remains a perfect Sunday rewatch: reflective, dreamlike, and quietly haunting.