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Sony Is Turning Bloodborne

Sony is developing a Bloodborne animated film adaptation

An R-rated animated film adaptation of Bloodborne is currently being developed by Sony, according to Variety. Sony Pictures Entertainment Motion Picture Group held a presentation at CinemaCon, where the division’s president said that the adaptation will be “very true” to the violent and graphic nature of the game.

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At CinemaCon in Las Vegas, amid plenty of insider film industry news, Sony announced that it's making an animated film adaptation of Bloodborne, a cult classic horror action game from the makers of Da...

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Angel, StudioCanal and Sony Pictures Classics Urge Theaters to Broaden Their Horizons at CinemaCon

The post Angel, StudioCanal and Sony Pictures Classics Urge Theaters to Broaden Their Horizons at CinemaCon appeared first on TheWrap.

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CinemaCon Day 1: Angel, Sony Pictures Classics

The first presentation at CinemaCon was an inaugural Showcase featuring three different indie distributors.

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Sony Pictures Classics Replacing Row K in CinemaCon Film Showcase

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10 Horror Movies That Come the Closest to Perfection

Brilliant horror movies like Pontypool and Carnival of Souls come extremely close to perfection but can still be considered classics of the genre.