Tag Archives: new line cinema

The Daywalker

Warner Bros. original film Blade was released August 21st, 1998.

The #Blade trilogy cleared $418.1M at the international box office.





rottentomatoes: 57%

metacritic: 47

imdb: 7.1


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The Notebook

New Line Cinema original film The Notebook was released June 25th, 2004.

#TheNotebook made $118.2M at the international box office.


rottentomatoes: 54%

metacritic: 53

imdb: 7.8


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Wedding Crashers

New Line Cinema original film Wedding Crashers was released July 15th, 2005.

#Weddingcrashers hauled in $288.4M at the international box office.

rottentomatoes: 75%

metacritic: 64

imdb: 7.0


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Middle Earth

Amazon Prime Video original drama The Rings of Power premiered September 1, 2022.

#LOTRonPrime is the most expensive TV show of all time at $1 billion dollars.





rottentomatoes: 84%

metacritic: 71

imdb: 6.9


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Italian Mafia

HBO Max original film The Many Saints of Newark dropped October 1st, 2021.

#TheManySaintsofNewark is a prequel to the Sopranos.






rottentomatoes: 74%

metacritic: 63

imdb: 6.8


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Martial Arts

HBO Max original film Mortal Kombat dropped last Friday April 16, 2021.

🔥#MortalKombatMovie was HBO Max’s most watched movie premiere.


rottentomatoes: 54%

metacritic: 44

imdb: 6.3


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Diffident Grandeur

Desolation of Smaug

The Hobbit:The Desolation of Smaug dropped it’s first trailer this week:

And looks substantially more plot-developmental than perhaps the first one was:

http://www.hulu.com/watch/447654

#Trololol.  Literally.  Kinda.  @The_hobbit_blog will keep you updated on all things The Hobbit.  Peter Jackson and crew will more or less be looking for some cinematic redemption after the The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey garnered a lackluster 65% on rottentomatoes.  Which funnily enough is more than we can say for the likes of Zack Snyder’s “Best film to date(56%)”.Desolation of Smaug 2-1

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