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A giant billboard in Los Angeles promoting the Marvel movie got a massive facelift during ... ripping the “Thunderbolts*” title off the poster to reveal “The New Avengers.” ...

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The poster on ticketing websites like Fandango has also changed to read “The New Avengers.” Marvel fans had long been wondering why the official “Thunderbolts*” title included an asterisk. The answer ...

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Boxers Terence Crawford and Canelo Alvarez also make cameo appearances in the movie. Smith is making his "Law & Order" debut as fictional sports agent Ted Hunter, who is found stabbed to death ...

The movie poster for The Dark Knight combines a dramatic visual language to portray the film's themes of disorder, order, and the moral issues of Gotham City. The burning Batman emblem, set on a dark ...

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LOS ANGELES/WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – The entertainment industry reacted with alarm and bafflement yesterday after President Donald Trump said he would impose a 100% tariff on all movies ...