NEW YORK -- May 2, 2003 -- With more than 130 movies hitting theaters between May and August, AOL Movies and Entertainment Weekly created "Summer Movies 2003," the ultimate resource offering movie fans everything they need to get the pulse on this summer's blockbusters. "Summer Movies 2003" is now available at AOL Keyword: Summer Movies for both AOL and AOL(R) for Broadband subscribers.
"Summer Movies 2003" offers AOL members "First Looks," exclusive scenes of highly anticipated films. This week, fans can watch exclusive footage from Finding Nemo, the new animated feature from Disney/Pixar, the makers of Toy Story and A Bug's Life. Also launching this week is a "First Look" at Sony Pictures' Daddy Day Care with Eddie Murphy and the exclusive trailer premiere of Disney's Freaky Friday starring Jamie Lee Curtis. Other upcoming "First Looks" will feature Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, New Line Cinema's Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd and How to Deal starring Mandy Moore.
"'Summer Movies 2003' combines the best of AOL Movies with the best of Entertainment Weekly," said Steven Yee, Vice President and General Manager, AOL Movies. "With so many films to choose from this summer, this feature was created to help moviegoers go beyond the hype and make the most informed choices about which films they see. We're very excited to team up with Entertainment Weekly and bring this comprehensive resource to our millions of movie-loving members."
The new feature will offer new content each week including reviews from Entertainment Weekly critics, broadband-enhanced video such as trailers and movie star interviews, local showtimes and tickets and more. Fans can also share their opinions via AOL's community features including member ratings, message boards, polls and chats.
"Summer Movies 2003" is just one part of AOL Entertainment's new summer promotional campaign, "Look, Listen & Play," which highlights AOL for Broadband and features exclusive previews of the summer's biggest movies, music, TV shows and video games. For more information, visit AOL Keyword: LookListenPlay.
About AOL Entertainment
AOL Entertainment, a part of America Online, Inc., delivers a wide range of programming, products and services across the entertainment spectrum including games, movies, music, radio, sports, television, and ticketing. AOL Entertainment provides unique and compelling ways for the Internet's largest and most engaged audience to experience exclusive premieres, get the latest news and reviews, access their favorite celebrities and even behind-the-scenes, and interact with fans from around the world. AOL Entertainment provides programming to AOL's flagship service, Broadband service, and leading web properties. America Online, Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of AOL Time Warner Inc. Based in Dulles, Virginia, America Online is the world's leader in interactive services, Web brands, Internet technologies and e-commerce services.
About EW.com
EW.com is the official web site for Entertainment Weekly magazine-a subsidiary of Time Inc., a division of AOL Time Warner (AOL). The site offers daily entertainment news, features, and reviews in the categories of movies, television, music, books, and pop culture. The site also includes a search engine for every back issue of Entertainment Weekly magazine. EW.com can be found at AOL keyword EW.
