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October 15, 2018 Martin Samoylov

4DX Festival With “It”, “Annabella: Creation”, “Jigsaw”, “The Nun” and “Nightmare Before Christmas” Coming To Regal Cinemas This Halloween

This Halloween, Regal and 4DX will be presenting something sort of a festival. Four films, 1993’s Nightmare Before Christmas, 2018’s The Nun as well as 2017’s It, Annabelle: Creation and Jigsaw will make their ways into

October 13, 2018 Martin Samoylov

AMC Theaters Brings Back 1993 “Hocus Pocus” For 25th Anniversary

1993’s Hocus Pocus is celebrating it’s 25 anniversary this year. The Disney fantasy film wasn’t a big hit when it first came out but has since garnered cult status, reaching over 8 million viewers at

September 6, 2018 Martin Samoylov

Disney To Rerelease Princess-Themed Movies at AMC as Part of “Dream Big” Campaign

This year, Disney began the “Dream Big, Princess” campaign, which aimed to share inspiring stories through photography. The photographs, shared under the hashtag #DreamBigPrincess, would eventually help Disney donate $1 million to the United Nations Foundation’s

At the end of July, the third season of "How to sell drugs online (fast)" or How to sell drugs online (fast), one of the main international hits of Netflix, was released. The series tells about a German teenager named Moritz, who, together with a friend, starts selling drugs on the Internet and cocaine for sale, and over time, their "empire" becomes one of the largest in Europe. The plot seems too crazy to be true, but behind it is the very real story of Shiny_Flakes and its creator Maximilian Schmidt. At the age of 18, a young German began selling drugs on the network, practically not knowing anything about it, and in a little over a year he earned more than 4 million euros. At the same time, he performed all operations in the bedroom, living with his parents. When the police arrested Shiny_Flakes, the media around the world started talking about him. Until recently, the most complete story about Schmidt was told by Vice in March 2015, a month after his arrest. In the article, Maximilan was presented under the fictitious name Moritz.

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