On the June 20, 2018 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor-in-chief Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film weekend editor Brad Oman, senior writer Ben Pearson and writer Chris Evangelista to talk about the latest news, including Disney putting A Star Wars Story movies on hold, women directors sought for Black Widow movie, Disneyland testing dynamic pricing models, LaughPass, Robert Zemeckis directing The Witches remake, Disney buying Fox, more Star Trek tv shows, the Gotti Rotten Tomatoes user reviews, and AMC’s announced subscription service to compete with MoviePass.
 
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In The News:
Future ‘A Star Wars Story’ Spin-Offs On Hold
Director Cate Shortland Might Helm Marvel’s ‘Black Widow’ Movie
Cool Stuff: Stand-Up NY Introduces the LaughPass, A Subscription for Stand-Up Comedy Shows
Fox Accepts Disney’s $71.3 Billion Bid for 21st Century Fox, Topping Comcast’s Latest Offer [Updated]
Robert Zemeckis to Direct ‘The Witches’ Remake Produced by Guillermo del Toro
More ‘Star Trek’ Shows Coming to CBS, Including the Possible Return of Patrick Stewart’s Captain Picard
There’s Something Shady About The ‘Gotti’ Rotten Tomatoes User Reviews
Exclusive: New AMC Theaters Subscription Service Will Compete Directly With MoviePass [Updated]

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