Rango (2011)
Director: Gore Verbinski
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Description: Be careful what you wish for. A chameleon that dreams of being a hero finds himself in a Western town infested by bandits and is forced to play the role he always dreamed about.
Release Date: 3/4/2011
Genre: Action-Adventure
Studio: Paramount Pictures
Offical Website: http://www.RangoMovie.com
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Release Dates:
| Country | Release Type | Date |
|---|---|---|
| United States | Theatrical Wide Release | 3/4/2011 |
| Australia | Theatrical Wide Release | 3/10/2011 |
| France | Theatrical Wide Release | 3/23/2011 |
| Italy | Theatrical Wide Release | 3/11/2011 |
| Germany | Theatrical Wide Release | 3/3/2011 |
| United Kingdom | Theatrical Wide Release | 3/4/2011 |
| Brazil | Theatrical Wide Release | 3/9/2011 |
| Mexico | Theatrical Wide Release | 3/4/2011 |
| Spain | Theatrical Wide Release | 3/4/2011 |
| United States | DVD/Blu-ray Release | 7/15/2011 |
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Principal photography has begun on director Vincenzo Natali’s (Splice) ghost movie Haunter. The film stars Abigail Breslin as a teenage girl who died with her family in 1986 under sinister circumstances. In the present, Breslin much reach out “from beyond the grave” to help her living counterpart, Olivia, avoid the same fate she suffered. In addition to Breslin, the cast also includes Stephen McHattie (Immortals), Peter Outerbridge (Silent Hill: Revelation), Michelle Nolden (Red), and David Hewlett (Rise of the Planet of the Apes). Production is underway in Toronto and Brantford and the film is slated for release sometime in 2013. Breslin recently wrapped a role in Gavin Hood’s adaptation of Ender’s Game, and is said to be eyeing the starring role in an adaptation of Kristin Hannah’s The Things We Do For Love. Hit the jump to read the full press release regarding Haunter. Here’s (Read More)
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