Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them – Virtual Reality Experience !

Prepare to enter the Wizarding World !

Ready to see the Wizarding World as you’ve never experienced it before?  Step through Newt Scamander’s case and explore the spectacular world of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them in an expanded breathtaking cinematic virtual reality experience available for purchase on January 23 on major VR platforms.

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Own ‘IT: Escape From Pennywise’ now on Samsung Gear VR and Google Daydream!

“Pick a path, face your fears, there’s only one way out!”

Warner Bros. Home Entertainment announces IT: Escape From Pennywise, a Virtual Reality experience available now on Samsung Gear VR and Google Daydream for $0.99.

Get the next chapter of the IT virtual reality experience with IT:  Escape from Pennywise.  Go inside the Neibolt house and choose a door to determine your fate as you come face-to-face with Pennywise.

Experience IT like you’ve never imagined before in this terrifying cinematic virtual reality experience! #WBPromotion

Wonder Woman in the Sky!

Warner Bros. Home Entertainment and Intel celebrated the home entertainment release of Wonder Woman with an electronic illuminated art show powered by 300 Intel drones showcasing imagery related to the box office blockbuster. With the Los Angeles skyline acting as a backdrop, the Intel drones performed a dazzling futuristic light show in choreographed formation in the night sky set to a live performance by celebrated cellist, Tina Guo.

Patty Jenkins, Chuck Roven, Richard Suckle, Eugene Brave Rock, Jessie Graff and more were in attendance.

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Review – IT (2017)

by Kevin Muller

Many people don’t know, but the number 27 and the release of the new film, “IT”, go hand in hand. In the novel, Pennywise, the murderous clown, emerges every 27 years. Secondly, it has been 27 years since the television adaptation of the novel where Tim Curry played Pennywise was released. Finally, the new Pennywise, played by Bill Skarsgard, is 27 as the new film drops. All these are interesting and cool coincidences, but does the new adaptation of the famous Stephen King novel succeed? It has advantages that the television movie didn’t have: production value, gore, and the ability for the characters to talk like real thirteen year olds, who drop swear words like they are going out of style.

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