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After becoming a surprise hit at the box office, James Cameron's epic sci-fi adventure Alita: Battle Angel, directed by Robert Rodriguez, is finally coming...

At the last minute, the Casual Cinecast changed their main review from Alita: Battle Angel, to the Oscar nominated film Shoplifters. However, if you watched the wrong movie, don't worry! There is still a lengthy discussion on Alita: Battle Angel, and much more! There's also a follow-up conversation regarding the most recent changes to the Academy Awards broadcast for 2019 we discussed last week! 

Alita: Battle Angel has a brand new trailer out, with a strong new vibe to it! Come inside and check it out!

Directors’ trademarks is a series of articles that examines the “signatures” that filmmakers leave behind in their work. This month, with the release of The Hateful Eight, we’re examining the trademark style and calling signs of Quentin Tarantino as director.

Hulk's teaming up with Thor, Godzilla is fighting off King Kong, and Battle Angel Alita is finally happening.  The week has been filled with incredible movie and video game news, so we're breaking it all down for you in this week's edition of The Recap!  

Battle Angel Alita, a moive that James Cameron has been talking about for years is finally going to happen...with a different director. 

Warner Bros. is recruiting direcotr Robert Rodriguez to help bring the crazy adventures of Jonny Quest to the big screen in a brand new live-action adaptation.  

 

 

 

Director Robert Rodriquez and writer Frank Miller are still working to get the sequel to their 2005 hit Sin City completed, and now there is a poster to prove it. The sequel, which was previously set for an October 2013 release, has been pushed back to August 22, 2014. At least principle filming has been completed.

 

 

 

Sequels are fairly common these days, yet Machete Kills still seems unnecessary. Like the original film, it is an experimentation in the absurd, but even more so. 

For each Directors' Trademarks, Cinelinx will chose one director for an in-depth examination of the “signatures” that they leave behind in their work. This week, with the release of Machete Kills, we examine the trademark style and calling signs of Robert Rodriguez as director.