I'm Still Annoyed By The ‘Snake-Bitten’ Spider-Man Comments, Because I Think They Totally Miss The Problems Facing The Marvel Franchise
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Madame Web, Kraven The Hunter: We’ve Had Enough But Sony Isn’t Done With The Spiderman Universe
Sony Pictures CEO Tony Vinciquerra called ‘Kraven The Hunter’ the weakest film launch since he became CEO in 2017. “I still don’t understand, because the film is not a bad film.” ...
Sorry Sony, But You Can't Blame Critics and Audiences for the Failure of Your Spider-Man Universe
Madame Web, Morbius, Venom, and Kraven the Hunter are interesting Marvel characters that got completely fumbled.
Ryan Seacrest spins ratings gold as new host of ‘Wheel of Fortune’
In September, Sony Pictures Television handed the keys to its game show “Wheel of Fortune” to Ryan Seacrest, broadcasting’s ...
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As he prepares to leave Sony Pictures, Tony Vinciquerra reflects on his time at the helm of the Culver City film and TV studio and defends "Madame Web" and "Kraven the Hunter." "These are not ...
How did Justin Baldoni come to direct Blake Lively in 'It Ends With Us' — and is there still the possibility of a sequel?
Author Colleen Hoover told Yahoo that Justin Baldoni wrote her "a really lovely letter" about "It Ends With Us." But where ...
According to director Justin Baldoni, he and costar Blake Lively had "two competing versions" of 'It Ends With Us'
According to director Justin Baldoni, he and costar Blake Lively had "two competing versions" of 'It Ends With Us' ...
How Did Justin Baldoni's Version of “It Ends With Us” Differ from Blake Lively's Cut That Fans Saw in Theaters?
According to director Justin Baldoni, he and costar Blake Lively had "two competing versions" of 'It Ends With Us' ...
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How did Justin Baldoni come to direct Blake Lively in 'It Ends With Us' — and is there still the possibility of a sequel?
Blake's passion and commitment to advancing the conversation around domestic violence is commendable," Sony Pictures chairman and CEO Tony Vinciquerra told the Hollywood Reporter in August.