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Tweaks Make Cinderella Better Than The Original Toon!

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Quick note: Cinderella is amazing in IMAX! Everything about its presentation – incredible sets, mind-blowing (and appropriate) effects and stunning costumes on appealing characters – is just gobsmackingly perfect in IMAX.

Then there’s the actual movie – a live action take on Disney’s animated classic, Cinderella, that improves on the story and is told with wit, class and panache.

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March 2015 Preview with Rotten Tomatoes and Opening Box Office Predictions

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March has arrived, and thus GeekScholars Movie News is ready to reveal their Rotten Tomatoes and Opening Box Office Predictions for the month. After a very strong showing for February, this week the hosts given their scores for:

  • Chappie
  • Unfinished Business
  • Cinderella
  • Insurgent
  • Get Hard
  • Home

The GeekScholars close things out with some updates on the Ghostbusters, Indiana Jones, and Blade Runner franchises.

Movie Trailers

Frosty Trailer: Frozen Fever!

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When Disney’s Cinderella premieres on March 13th, it will be accompanied by a Frozen mini-sequel, as Elsa and Kristoff plan the perfect birthday party for Anna. Unfortunately, Anna has a cold – and that could prove problematic!

Check out the trailer for Frozen Fever following the jump.

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Movie News

Frozen Fever Short To Play With Live-Action Cinderella!

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Frozen’s Anna, Elsa, Kristoff and Olaf are returning to the big screen in Frozen Fever, a short to be played before Disney’s live-action Cinderella.

In Frozen Fever, Elsa and Kristoff are determined to make Anna’s birthday her best ever. For more, check out the press release following the jump.

Frozen Fever and Cinderella will be in theaters on March 13, 2015.

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Movie Trailers

Romantic Trailer: Cinderella!

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The trailer for Disney’ live-action Cinderella – directed by Kenneth Branagh and starring Lily James and Cate Blanchett – has been released and it looks gorgeous!

Check it out after the jump. Cinderella opens on March 13, 2015.

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Fassbender and Portman in Macbeth, Branagh’s Cinderella, ‘Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down’, Preview Review of White House Down, Iron Man 3 Review

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Lots covered in this week’s episode of the GeekScholars Movie News podcast, starting with some literary adaptations! The hosts discuss the news that Michael Fassbender and Natalie Portman are gearing up for a new adaptation of Macbeth, and Kenneth Branagh will direct a live adaptation of Cinderella with Cate Blanchett as the evil stepmother, and Downton Abbey’s Lily James in the title role.

After that, the crew votes Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down on a variety of film news updates from the past week! To see what topics we included, hit the jump Continue reading Fassbender and Portman in Macbeth, Branagh’s Cinderella, ‘Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down’, Preview Review of White House Down, Iron Man 3 Review →