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Sky Cinema and NOW TV have another selection of new content coming to their platforms in March, with much of it tied in to marking International Women's Day on 8 March.
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Warner Bros has announced an origin story for Roald Dahl's bizarre factory boss, with Tom Holland and Timothée Chalamet on the casting shortlist.
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Given the fact 2020 ended up as something of a wasteland for big franchise releases, you’d be forgiven for thinking that everything coming out in 2021 will be a tentpole blockbuster. As much as Marvel and the other big franchises are exciting, it’s merciful to see that there’s still plenty of original storytelling on the way.Read more: Films that defined 2020The first six months of the new year will feature a selection of mouth-watering prospects, from likely awards season contenders to family films from the major studios with plenty of future franchise potential.There’s also a new Edgar Wright movie coming, and there are few things more exciting than that.
With cinemas closed and studios experimenting with how to get movies out there, plenty of films have made their mark on 2020.