Sentences with phrase «big blockbuster new»

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While it looks like the days of big blockbuster games being created in Vancouver may be coming to an end, there is lots of activity going on with independent studios and various new game initiatives.

Meanwhile, Electronic Arts, one of the biggest video - game developers in the world, hyped a new impending blockbuster called Mass Effect 3.

His bigger challenge is to leave behind an institution that carries his DNA and continues to deliver one blockbuster hit after another while pushing the technology industry in new directions, even without Jobs at the helm.

RIP actor Bill Paxton, who starred in some of the biggest blockbusters of the»80s and»90s and kicked off a new TV series just weeks ago.

As well, pharmaceutical companies are looking for new ways to address their two - pronged pipeline problem: many big - name blockbuster drugs will soon lose their patents and, perhaps more important, there is a dearth of new blockbusters headed to the market.

From big screen blockbusters like Mission: Impossible — Fallout to small screen prospects like the new season of Westworld, here's where to find all the biggest ads

«With amazing games such as «Forza Motorsport 5,» «Ryse: Son of Rome,» «Dead Rising 3,» Halo Xbox One,» «Kinect Sports Rivals,» «Project Spark» and «Quantum Break,» Xbox will continue to lead the industry with the biggest exclusives, new IP and blockbuster franchises that will delight gamers for the next decade and beyond.»

This summer could be the biggest blockbuster season ever recorded, with a stellar slew of sequels, reboots and fresh new stories.

After striking out big time with the blockbuster misfire «The Lone Ranger,» director Gore Verbinski and screenwriter Justin Haythe are reuniting and scaling things back dramatically for the new psychological thriller «A Cure For Wellness.»

Now comes the new wave of blockbuster Marvel franchises, with The Hulk riding a wave of mass approval as the next big superhero thing to hit theaters since X2.

Senior Staff Writer Scott Davis continues his weekly look at what's new in the world of Blu - ray... INTERSTELLAR One of the biggest films of last year with a worldwide gross of over $ 670 million, Christopher Nolan's latest blockbuster opus Interstellar flies its way on to Blu - ray and DVD.

Abigail Breslin, who plays Valentine Wiggin in Ender's Game, recently attended a secret screening for Lionsgate's big blockbuster The Hunger Games in New York City.

Following up on the Cinema City romantic comedy Seven Years Itch, To re-teamed with producer - writer - star (not necessarily in that order) Raymond Wong Bak - Ming for an ensemble film designed for release during the Lunar New Year holiday, a week - long (more or less) celebration that is the highlight of the Hong Kong film release calendar, when all of the big, star - studded blockbusters hit theatres.

There was a time when a big, shiny, new superhero blockbuster felt like a major movie event.

Executives at the studio behind RUSSELL CROWE's new ROBIN HOOD movie have denied rumours the big budget blockbuster is in trouble - following a name...

It's just over a month until Ready Player One hits the big screen, and it's exciting for multiple reasons — it's Steven Spielberg's long - awaited return to all - out blockbuster territory, it steps into a new frontier of virtual reality - infused filmmaking, and it's set to be perhaps the most densely packed meta pop culture adventure ever.

A film in 2015 that stick to the standard action formula of a flawed lead character full of angst helping some woman fight back against her tormentors would likely be fun and a big hit, but by going against the norm and embracing every bit of chaos in this mad world, Miller creates a new king of the road that's going to be hard for any upcoming blockbuster in 2015 and beyond to top.

With Independence Day: Resurgence set for release on Friday (and our review coming once the embargo is up in a few hours), 20th Century Fox has released a new clip from the sci - fi blockbuster sequel entitled «Bigger Than the Last One».

From «Black Panther» to «Ready Player One»: Hollywood places big bets on spring as the new launching point for blockbuster titles

Finding Nemo may not have managed to crack the top slot at the box office — it was up against The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King — but its success both at the multiplex and on home video (it's the biggest seller of all time, apparently) heralded a new age of animated blockbusters.

In a cute bit of cross promotion from New Zealand, the folks at Walt Disney in the southern hemisphere have used the emotions from this summer's Pixar Animation film Inside Out as a way to help one of Disney's other big summer blockbusters, The Avengers: Age of Ultron.

While the summer box office heats up with new blockbusters, Blu - ray is giving us the chance to revisit some of the biggest hits, looking better than ever in June.

The biggest blockbuster of all needs no introduction: The film version of Stephenie Meyer's New Moon hits theater Nov. 20.

We're also excited about big upcoming releases for August, including new blockbusters from James Patterson, Debbie Macomber, and Jonathan Kellerman — and we can't wait to hear The Girl in the Spider's Web (the 4th book in Steig Larsson's Millennium series) when it comes out September 1st.

The big New York houses were concentrating all their efforts on sure blockbusters, and so small presses were springing up everywhere to take up the slack.

It was one of the biggest reward card deals of 2016: an expensive new travel rewards card from Chase that offered a blockbuster 100,000 points plus a host of other benefits.

The newest park follows Legoland Dubai, the first Legoland theme park in the Middle East, and Bollywood Parks Dubai, a first - of - its - kind theme park that showcases rides and attraction based on some of Bollywood's biggest blockbusters.

Already famous as the backdrop to several famous big - budget international blockbusters including Lord of the Rings, Queenstown is currently the location for new film, Tracker.

aspiring phil is the king of PR people right before E3 him and major nelson will talk a big game what we do know at this year's E3 sony will have: spiderman days gone the last of us 2 demo death stranding gameplay kingdom hearts 3 possibily a new title similar to dark souls / blood borne sucker punche's new IP (which has been in development for over 4 years) yakuza kiwame 2 we could get a trailer for shenmue 3 we could get a blockbuster announcement of another PS classic remake by bluepoint for ms to have a decent chance at a E3 where their brand could gain some momentum they have to bring their A + + + + + + game otherwise sony is going for the mortal kombat style finisher

There's more love and care lavished on The Master Chief Collection than you see in countless other big - money, brand new blockbuster releases.

The PlayStation Move hasn't had much in the way of new and exciting games for a while now, mostly showing up as a side option to a few big blockbuster shooters.

Here we are at the height of summer in the northern hemisphere, and as the hot days tick by, we're left to deal with the lack of new AAA + blockbuster titles hitting store shelves in large quantities as publishers save the big guns for the holiday shopping season.

Here's hoping next year will be a bigger, blockbuster year filled with all those delayed games - and maybe, just maybe more new hardware.

EA and Activision did not have huge stands, for once, while Nintendo — usually one of the show's biggest exhibitors — had just one game to unveil, but the show was still filled with new hardware, blockbuster sequels and inventive IP.

PlayStation VR's best titles are priced at the same price point as big blockbuster releases and, while I can certainly understand the thinking behind such a move, I can only imagine it fostering animosity towards Sony's new hardware.

The 2004 shopping season is turning out to be the year of the blockbuster for video game companies as they race to score one more big hit before the current generation of Xboxes and PlayStation 2s makes way for new machines.

Some may say that this sort of purchase is what happens without a new big blockbuster first - party core gamer Nintendo Wii title for the holiday season, but this type of acquisition was inevitable.

The Big N is traditionally pretty secretive about what it has in store, but what we know already points to an incredible year: some blockbuster titles from major franchises, celebrations of big anniversaries, a variety of software for all types of gamers, and the reveal - maybe even the release - of new hardwaBig N is traditionally pretty secretive about what it has in store, but what we know already points to an incredible year: some blockbuster titles from major franchises, celebrations of big anniversaries, a variety of software for all types of gamers, and the reveal - maybe even the release - of new hardwabig anniversaries, a variety of software for all types of gamers, and the reveal - maybe even the release - of new hardware.

Not long after Castillo made his big sale, New York's Paula Cooper Gallery sold a blockbuster piece by conceptual and minimalist artist Sol Lewitt to a private museum for a price the gallery would not specify but said was between $ 1 million and $ 1.5 million.

Critics Choose Their Favorite Shows of 2012 — Over 400 members from the International Association of Art Critics compiled their list of the best art shows from the past year, which includes a number of big New York blockbusters like Ann Hamilton's «The Event of the Thread» at the Park Avenue Armory and the Willem de Kooning retrospective at the MoMA.

In New York: The Avalance of Gallery Openings This Thursday Andrew Russeth NEW YORK — While the art season's biggest blockbusters have closed (you have three days left to see Gagosian's magisterial Monet exhibition), many galleries are preparing major summer shows filled with large groups of artists — meaning that more work will be on display than at any other time of the yeNew York: The Avalance of Gallery Openings This Thursday Andrew Russeth NEW YORK — While the art season's biggest blockbusters have closed (you have three days left to see Gagosian's magisterial Monet exhibition), many galleries are preparing major summer shows filled with large groups of artists — meaning that more work will be on display than at any other time of the yeNEW YORK — While the art season's biggest blockbusters have closed (you have three days left to see Gagosian's magisterial Monet exhibition), many galleries are preparing major summer shows filled with large groups of artists — meaning that more work will be on display than at any other time of the year.

At New York galleries this November we find a strong, eclectic mix of shows — from solos of young artists, to historic two - person surveys, to blockbusters of leading contemporary artists that are too big for a single gallery space.