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Eric Heisserer is the Oscar-nominated writer of “Arrival,” but he’s also someone that is deeply familiar with the topic of world-building in cinema and TV.

With 2020 finally coming to a close, The Playlist Podcast adds one more Best Of list to the pile. Well, not so much a Best Of, but instead, Charles, Mike, and Brian talk about the only list that “New Mutants” might find itself on this year, the Most Disappointing Films of 2020.

The latest news update about the Vin Diesel starrer Bloodshot states that the film will release again in the United States on August 20. As per news reports, the film had hit the big screens in the month of March.

Long, long ago, in the Before Times, there was a movie called “Bloodshot.” This Vin Diesel-starring action film was the first attempt by Valiant Comics to create a cinematic universe using their brand of comic book characters. And why all plans – big and small – seem to be in a holding pattern these days, that doesn’t mean that Valiant is standing idle.

It’s true. After months of lockdown and at least one failed reopening attempt, some cinemas in China are expected to reopen later this month.

Following a release on premium VOD platforms shortly after its theatrical release, Bloodshot starring Vin Diesel will come to the home physical formats in June.

Outlander star Sam Heughan said he has been the victim of bullying, harassment and stalking for six years.

Diesel took on the superhero avatar for the film "Bloodshot" to tell the story of a super-soldier Ray, aka the superhero Bloodshot, who is brought back from the dead by a corporation through the use of nanotechnology. It is directed by Dave Wilson.

Sony Pictures has debuted the first nine minutes of their film Bloodshot online ahead of its release online tomorrow. The film only debuted in cinemas earlier this month but Sony has taken the decision to release the movie onto premium on-demand services from 26th March.

To play the comic book superhero Ray Garrison, aka Bloodshot, Vin Diesel had to look the part. Luckily, he's Vin Diesel. 

The movie adaptation of the comic book Bloodshot, which just debuted in cinemas, is set to head to the home formats early due to the coronavirus outbreak. Deadline reports that the film will head to homes after most cinemas closed their doors due to the pandemic.

Citing the unprecedented level of theater closures nationwide due to the coronavirus pandemic, Sony Pictures will release Vin Diesel’s “Bloodshot” digitally on March 24.

It’s been nearly two years since TV bid farewell to Fox’s “New Girl” and for actor-comedian Lamorne Morris, who played Winston Bishop in the Zooey Deschanel series, he’s ready for his next big moment. This year, Morris stars with Vin Diesel in Sony’s action-thriller “Bloodshot,” which opened Friday, appears in a Netflix movie (“Desperado”), has a comedy album coming out called “La-Morning After Pill” and toplines his own Hulu series “Woke,” which he lovingly refers to as his “baby.”

Overall North American box office revenues are projected to fall 40% from last weekend as the coronavirus pandemic hits hard and health officials urge social distancing.

As the coronavirus pandemic brings moviegoing to a halt in multiple countries, it’s slowing down attendance at North American multiplexes. 

Vin Diesel’s superhero movie “Bloodshot” launched respectably for Sony Pictures, with $1.2 million at 2,631 North American locations during Thursday night previews.

Everyone wants a piece of the superhero genre’s oversize box office, which can engender a certain sameness among wannabe blockbusters. But standing out amid the well-defined brands of Marvel and DC is a challenge Sony’s “Bloodshot,” which bows in theaters March 13, met with a high-energy, realism-based approach to its 1,500 visual-effects shots.

For the most part, most people knew about the Marvel and DC Comics heroes before a movie ever came out.

Vin Diesel returns to take over the screen once again with Bloodshot, after his last visual appearance in the 2017 film The Fate of the Furious. The superhero film has Marine Ray Garrison aka Vin Diesel brought back to life by a team of scientists after he and his wife are suddenly assassinated.

Three new movies will hit theaters on Friday, but likely none will be able to dethrone the reigning box office champ, “Onward.” Disney’s animated fantasy adventure debuted to $39 million last weekend, a lackluster result for a Pixar film, but enough to dominate the competition.

“Bloodshot” might not be an entry in “The Fast and the Furious” series, but friends and family were still the major themes at Tuesday’s premiere of Vin Diesel’s Valiant Comics adaptation. In fact, the star revealed that he wouldn’t even be playing the titular super soldier Ray Garrison were it not for his son’s encouragement.

A movie hero gets unplugged from the web of grand illusion he’s been living in, then dunked into the reality behind the façade. That’s what happened in “The Matrix,” when Keanu Reeves’ Neo woke up to learn that he’d been trapped in a narcotizing dream world.

Sony Pictures has released a vignette feature and a couple of clips from their just-released Bloodshot starring Vin Diesel. The film is now playing in cinemas. We also have a juicy new poster.

The franchise might be adding even more star power to its incredible ensemble.

A first look clip from Bloodshot, the Vin Diesel-starring comic book adaptation hitting cinemas from tomorrow has been debuted on Playstation’s official Twitter page. The film hits cinemas this week through Sony Pictures.

Bloodshot is released on 13th March, while 'Fast 9' will hit on 22nd May.

In this week’s edition of the Variety Movie Commercial Tracker, powered by the always-on TV ad measurement and attribution company iSpot.tv, Disney Pixar claims the top spot in spending for the second week in a row with “Onward.”

Sony Pictures just dropped the brand new trailer for Bloodshot, the new film starring Vin Diesel in the title role. The film will be released in cinemas later on in the year.