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NEW MOVIES GOING TO RELEASES IN 2021


Lifestyle

As all, you know that 2020 has reached, and there are already plenty of movies on the top this year. Movies are a source of entertainment for everyone, especially many curious to watch latest and new movies. To help you to keep up to date with all the new movies, we are here to inform you about all upcoming movies in 2020. This platform possesses the most comprehensive list of 2020 movies. We will share a detailed schedule which consists of all updates as the studio announces every weekend.

Blockbuster Movies

It’s a fact that studios have delayed many movies due to COVID-19, but now all these movies are also available. And people are stuck to their homes due to lockdown. They mostly spend their time watching new movies and playing games. So, this is a great platform where you will find the latest movies and will see great competition every weekend. From here you can get the chance to watch the latest blockbuster movies. We have already put together a comprehensive list of all new movies going to release in 2020 (หนังใหม่ชนโรง), which you are most excited to see.

Tenet

Tenet is of an action epic movie evolving from the world of international intelligence on a mission that will reveal in something beyond real-time by Christopher Nolan.

Mulan

Mulan is the first live-action epic tale remake from Disney, in which brave woman takes to risk everything out of her love for her family and her country to become the strongest warriors, China has ever known.

Empty man

Empty man is the sequel of Wonder Woman, a superhero film by David Prior. It’s is the basis upon a trail of a missing female, an ex-cop, a secretive group to summon a terrifying supernatural entity.

The Secret Garden

It is the story about an orphan girl, who gets sent to live with her in an isolated in an estate. She finds a secret garden with her friends.

The One and Only Ivan

The One and Only Ivan is also known as the new movie going to release in 2020. Ivan, a gorilla, tries to piece together his past with the coordination of an elephant by Katherine Applegate.

Antebellum

Antebellum is an upcoming horror film directed by Gerard Bush and Christopher Renz. A girl finds herself trapped in a terrible reality and a mind-bending mystery before it’s too late.

The Conjuring; the Devil Made Me Do It

This movie is about the story of murder and unknown evil that shocked even experienced real life. It is one of the most sensational belongings that fight for the soul of a young boy.

Candyman

It is an upcoming supernatural film directed by Nia DaCosta. It mainly based on a spiritual sequel of 1992 horror movie ”Candyman”, that returns to the now –gentrified Chicago where the legend began

Death of Nile

Hercules Poi rot, a hero, investigates the murder of a young heiress during his vacation on the Nile is new movies going to release in 2020. This movie is an upcoming thriller movie directed by Kenneth Brannagh.

Godzilla VS Kong

This movie is about the age of the monster walk on the earth, Godzilla and Kong on a collision course are the most powerful forces on the earth. But a human conspiracy threatens to wipe the creatures, both good and bad, from the face of the earth forever.

No time to die

As all, you know that James bond has left active service and enjoys a peaceful life in Jamaica.

The Croods 2

This movie, ‘The Croods 2’ is mainly basis on three friends who cross into an eerie domestic and find all new creatures there. It seems to be comic because all the children are typically scared of and what they concern ought to be looming beneath the bed.

Tom and Jerry

Tom and Jerry is an upcoming live-action animated movie written by Eric Gravening and Katia Silverman. It reveals how Tom and Jerry first meet and from where the conflict starts.

The Last Duel

The Last duel is a thrilling historical movie which is going to releases in the upcoming months of 2020. It’s about King Charles VI who proclaims that King Jean de Car rouges settle his dispute by challenging him to a duel.

Conclusion

From the above content, we conclude that new movies are going to release in 2020 finely discussed above. And we are sure that this would become a source of entertainment for you. There is because every year a new form of movies with new releasing date provides to people to watch the latest movies and have fun. I hope that you will explore many of all through this platform in future as well.


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by Incredible Planet Staff

What are the Most Popular Animated Disney Characters?


Lifestyle

The enduring magic of Disney is such a powerful, all pervading thing, it’s nigh impossible to imagine our childhoods without it. Our first memories of a Disney movie may be from the cinema, on TV with family at home, a DVD at a friend’s house. We dress up as Belle for our parties, share Mickey Mouse birthday cakes, collect figurines from The World of Miss Mindy Disney, sing our favourite songs from The Lion King.

Imagine a world without Donald Duck or Goofy. Elsa had us singing Let It Go; Cruella de Vil had us hiding behind sofas; Baloo had us tapping our feet; Buzz Lightyear had us at ‘To infinity and beyond.’ Woody et al even helped change animation itself. The charisma of Disney’s characters stretches far and wide. But with so many incredible characters to choose from, which are the most popular?

Here are our top 5 animated Disney characters of all time:

5. Baloo, The Jungle Book

Disney’s take on Rudyard Kipling’s famous creation, Baloo, was first introduced to us in 1967, as voiced by Phil Harris. The character was again brought to us in 2016, this time in brand spanking new CGI and with Bill Murray acting the part. Soon he’ll be re-imagined once more by Andy Serkis. Baloo’s got rhythm, he’s got class, he’s got a heart of gold.

4. Maleficent, Sleeping Beauty

If there have been more menacing villains among Disney’s creations, we can’t think of them. If there have been more stunningly imagined and realised characters, we know of them not. Beautifully, deliciously performed by Eleanor Audley in the 1959 Disney original, audiences were left in no doubt that this was an evil fairy to be reckoned with. Some decades later, Angelina Jolie attempted to reprise the role, this time in the eponymously named 2014 Disney title that centred on the magical baddie’s backstory. Jolie’s performance was a success, as was the film, but utter the name Maleficent, and it’ll always be Audley’s version that we think of first.

3.  Woody, Toy Story

The release of Toy Story heralded a new age in feature-length movie animation. Not only was the computer animation entirely groundbreaking, but the characters and story were just so well written. Despite all the bluster, backpack, gadgets and pyrotechnics from Buzz Lightyear, Woody is the undeniable hero of the story. Tom Hanks gave Woody so much personality, and almost made him human. With Woody, you are in the presence of a lanky, floppy cowboy that, while by no means perfect, is always loyal, brave and incomparably charming. If only all our friends were as reliable and loveable as Woody.

2. Dory, Finding Nemo

Ellen DeGeneres’s Dory, as well as highly forgetful, is silly, thoughtful, creative, determined and hilarious. Frankly, there are few characters put to the big screen that compare, so well written is this regal blue tang fish.

1. Genie, Aladdin

It could have been Dumbo, it could have been Mulan, it could have been Grumpy, but it’s Genie. Why? Simply because Robin Williams’s Genie is untouchably hilarious. When Genie hit cinemas in 1992’s Aladdin, it was the first time we’d experienced so much energy, improvisation and sheer, unleashed comedy in animation. Williams was given the freedom to go wild, and boy did he.

by Incredible Planet Staff

Entertale is creating a future of African TV that looks brighter than we thought


Technology

Knowledge is always very critical, and I have always been intrigued by what happens in that part of the world wondering there has to be more than just the poor rhetorics you hear over and over on media. Heard about this from one of my kid’s friend and was going to check it out.

Having been in the media publishing business for 22 years, I know committing to TV format and movies at the same time is a difficult task for Big companies like Sling or Hulu both of which I own an account. But this company, Entertale, is proving a robust African institution with its vision of being the future of African TV.

Africa is chasing the world and very slow at it. Linear TV is still a huge deal over there, but with the most populated number of youth and quick adaptation to technology, the gamble might be the right one for the social TV network. Over two decades, we have seen Television grew as a medium and the rise of shows that can compete with or surpass any film regarding narrative complexity and visuals. But almost no one watches television in 2018; they watch TV while they check their email, or update their Facebook, or play Candy Crush and this is where Entertale will flourish. Also check these websites for watching unblocked full movies for free.

The more tale one consumes on the platform; the more one becomes convinced they are being designed specifically for this type of audience in mind and also for someone like me. The company knows the direction young generation consumption is going to play – our iPads at the hotel or the road, home to families with wandering eyes, and not in darkened cinema free of diversions.

Some of the TV channels are from youtube but who cares really and how is that a big deal as it is the same channels and the problem of easy discovery is solved. “You will see a few things you will enjoy, every time” one must concede. “and it’s an addition to what I have – a good one indeed. And if you think I exaggerate, I only ask you to try it.”

If the $8 million covers are by any chance is true, by the end of this calendar year, Entertale.com will have 250 movies, and TV shows added content arsenal available on its live streaming TV service. You could cancel cable, stop going to the movie theater, throw away your television, and still have hours of new content to watch every single night you get back from work all year round and its African!

by Incredible Planet Staff

Top Five Iconic Gunfights in Fiction


Lifestyle

Gunfights are some of Hollywood’s most favorite scenes to shoot (pun intended). They can bring an end to a villain or introduce conflict into the story without having to rely on needless dialogue and boring exposition.

However, there are a few fictional gunfights in movies that stand apart from the rest. These shootouts have become so memorable, that other movies have referenced or even copied them outright.

Today, you’re going to look at five of some of the most iconic gunfights in fiction based on their awesomeness.

  1. The Matrix: Lobby Gunfight

This fight doesn’t need an introduction. Neo somersaulting between pillars while laying waste to hordes of soldiers draws a “Hell yeah!” out of all of us, and his ability to literally dodge bullets is just icing on the cake.

Every viewer knew something was about to go down the moment he pulled open his jacket to reveal the arsenal of weapons within.

Fun fact: Did you know that the entire scene was made without any CGI? The explosions and gunfire were all done with practical effects.

  1. The Boondock Saints: Hotel Shootout

Two wisecracking Irishmen with a grudge are always going to add a bit of excitement to the mix, but give them rope and anything is possible—even falling through the ceiling and accidentally starting a gunfight with a group of Russian mobsters.

In that scene, the slow spin of the brothers was almost comical as they emptied their matching Beretta 92FS with 9mm ammo on the unsuspecting Russians, but the iconic prayer—and the pause as they cocked their guns—was nothing short of incredible.

  1. Terminator 2: Minigun vs. Cops

In the famous “Do No Harm” scene, the Terminator is given orders to not hurt humans. He follows these orders to a tee in an all-out gunfight where no one gets hurt.

Hard to believe, and completely impossible in reality, but that’s the beauty of fiction—even the impossible is possible.

He pulls it off by targeting the cars instead of the humans, performing pinpoint shots with his minigun and firing thousands of rounds without hitting a single human.

  1. The Alamo: Remember It

John Wayne took part in so many gunfights that it’s hard to choose just one, but the Alamo is one of the most iconic of all time.

Although the Texan defenders would not be victorious that day, no one can deny the intensity of the gunfight or how fiercely the defenders fought to keep the Mexican Army away from the walls of the Alamo. They were too outnumbered to win but put up an unforgettable battle anyway.

While the movie was based on the actual battle during the Mexican-American War, its historical accuracy does have a few holes of fiction in it, which is why the Alamo is on this list.

  1. Tombstone: Gunfight at the OK Corral

Tombstone brings the legend of the OK Corral to the silver screen, and Val Kilmer was stunning as Doc Holliday, one of the lawmen in the shootout where 30 bullets were fired within about 30 seconds.

They were up against the Cowboys, a gang of outlaws terrorizing the town of Tombstone.

The scene was epic in its portrayal of western shootouts, starting with a tense standoff, climaxing into chaos, then ending with a bang. Literally.

Agree With This List?

These are just some of the best gunfights in movies. There are many more movies to watch and more shootouts to witness. And while every list is subjective, you can’t deny to impact these five have on pop culture.

What are your top five iconic gunfights?

by Incredible Planet Staff

13 Underrated Attractions in Singapore


Places

Anyone who’s visited Singapore or has researched this destination will know about its major landmarks and points of interest. However, as it is with most cosmopolitan cities, there are attractions that even the locals are clueless about.

We’ve taken it upon ourselves to dig out the best of Singapore that are usually not on the mainstream tourist list of things to do.

  1. Underwater Hockey
By Hu Totya

Head over to Queenstown Swimming Complex at 473 Stirling Rd and for some cool underwater hockey sessions. Twice a week, both men and women gear themselves up with snorkels and get into the water. They play hockey with the regular sticks, placing the puck at the bottom of the pool. Don’t worry you’ll get plenty of professional guidance. One thing we can tell you though; you never felt this weightless playing hockey before!

  1. The Arts House
From Wiki

The present Arts Center in Singapore was once a Parliament House. Today, the multidisciplinary arts center features intriguing exhibitions, workshops, movie screenings, and speaker sessions. There are also cultural performances; fashion shows choirs and other ensembles. What’s more, if you have a special event coming up, you can host it at The Arts House!

  1. Gillman Barracks
By Jacklee via Wikimedia Commons

A little away from the busy city is the contemporary arts enclave, the Gillman Barracks. You can enjoy various limited-time exhibitions here showcasing artworks from promising or famous artists in one of its 11 galleries.  Attending open studio sessions with artists in residence at the Gillman Barracks is one of the most underrated things do in Singapore.

  1. Children Little Museum
By Erwin Soo from Singapore, Singapore – An interesting shop at Kampong Glam

The Children Little Museum in Kampong Glam has a life-sized tin robot guarding the entrance. This place stocks knick-knacks, antique memorabilia and yesteryear paraphernalia. In the courtyard, you can pose for photos with a classic Vespa bike and a Coke booth. Access kampung childhood curios on the second floor with a two-dollar token and enjoy checking out antique tin toys, plastic soldiers and hand-made set props such as a street barber’s booth, a bookstore and school setting.

  1. Chinatown Food Centre
By KimonBerlin – https://www.flickr.com/photos/kimon/12848637355/

Here you’ll find Singapore’s largest hawker center, the best way to get dirt-cheap authentic Singaporean cuisine. There are more than 260 stalls here offering glutinous rice, Lian He Ben, chee kueh (steamed rice cakes) and more. If you’re not sure which is the best dish, just join the line that’s the longest and you’ll be fine.

  1. Chinatown Wet Market
By Cmglee

Want to see live frogs and eels jumping about in the water, ready to be purchased for dinner? Then head to the Chinatown Wet Market just two levels below the Chinatown Food Center. You’ll even find live turtles here for sale. This place is undeniably Singaporean, right from the mixed dialects and the seafood and poultry scents and the haggling.

  1. Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve
Img by Calvin Teo

You’ll find some of Singapore’s most ecological bird and wildlife trails at the Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, which is a known migratory stop for birds. Spot some frisky otters, mudskippers, kingfishers and herons. Between September to March, you might spot shorebirds such as plovers, on their way to Australia. Watch out for monitor lizards, crocodiles and tree snakes. A bug spray and a pair of binoculars are a must here!

  1. Kusu Island
By Thaejas

Kusu Island (Tortoise Island) is just the perfect escape from the city. There are several picnic spots and seaside barbeque pits, apart from two swimming lagoons. The beaches are wonderful and warm with soft sands that’ll caress your feet. Enjoy fantastic views of Singapore’s skyscrapers from here. This island is a sanctuary to hundreds of tortoises; watch them crawling to their holes in the beach when the sun goes down. Watching those cute tortoises scramble about is one of the best things to do in Singapore!

  1. Tong Mern Sern Antiques Arts and Crafts

If you’re into antiques and old-time crafts, this place is a must-visit. You can collect some real cool stuff that you won’t be able to find anywhere else, like old paintings, dinner sets from 50 years ago and old Grandfather’s clocks. You can spend a nice afternoon browsing the dusty old shelves and maybe, just maybe, find a treasure that someone’s overlooked.

  1. Evernew Bookstore

What could be better than the dusty smell of an old dog-eared book? Head out to the Evernew Bookstore at Bras Basah Complex and check out their collection of incredible second hand books. You can find vintage comics, copies of classics, leather-bound bounds and hard-cover primary editions and more. It’s the perfect place to spend a lazy afternoon, swimming through nostalgic dusty memory lanes.

Cosmic Bowling

What’s better than bowling? Bowling in the dark! Orchid Bowl at SAFRA Yishun offers Comic Bowling where the pins and balls glow-in-the-dark. There will also be continuous party music playing in the background to ensure that the adrenaline rush is present!

  1. Durian Feast
By InsatiableMunch

The village of Geylang takes on a unique atmosphere during the Durian Feast each year. You can pick up incredible durians here, too-sweet, just-sweet-enough and bitter ones. Even the not-in-season durians taste good here. Browse through multiple fruit stalls and pick out the best. Also be sure to try out some durian fruit juices and other concoctions while you’re in Geylang.

  1. Khatib Bongsu

Khatib Bongsu in Singapore’s north is a 7.5 kilometer area filled with mangroves. You can kayak through the mangroves, deftly avoiding the roots and the submerged braches. Don’t worry; there are plenty of toilets and showers here for you when you need them. Just in case you fall into the water, be sure to bring a change of clothes and some sunblock too.

  1. The Projector

Forget about the regular cinemas and head out to The Projector for some rarely-seen indie films. What’s more, this is the most relaxed cinema hall you’ve ever been in. It’s got soft bean bags instead of seats! Roll around on the bean bags, munch on popcorn and enjoy the living-room like atmosphere of The Projector.

Conclusion

When you’re in Singapore, check out other not-so-well-known but charming places to visit. You’re bound to find many more than we’ve listed here. These charming little nooks and unknown activities are what give charm to a travel destination.