Letters - Readers mourn the loss of Angel ,, and pine for Green lantern movie

Intelligence: Sneak a peak at the new Batsmobile ...Universal's Mummy ride.. visit the haunted hospital of Boo!

Video/dvd reviews - Star Trek: voyager, Lord of the rings 3 (The return of the king), Bubba ho-tep,

Music reviews - Danny Elfman swings with the Spider-man 2 movie

Masters of horror - John Carpenter's celebrity column (musings on horror)

Books - Depriver's author tackles the movie biz - A primer on the work of Peter F. Hamilton.

Comic review - Identity Crisis (DC Comics)

Game reviews - Samurai Jack's got game with the Shadow of Aku, Driv3R, Van Helsing game

Summer films - Van Helsing (4 pages), Spider man 2 (4 pages), Alien vs. Predator (4 pages), The Chronicles of Riddick (4 pages), The Day after tomorrow (2 pages), Shrek 2 (2 pages), Sky Captain and the World of tomorrow (2 pages), I, robot (2 pages), Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2 pages)(w/pictures and quotes)

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Batman Begins - Christian Bale spreads his wings as a young dark knight


Blade Returns - Trinity's a charm for Wesley Snipes and Jessica Biel


The secrets are out on the Fantastic Four


Elektra - Jennifer Garner spins out of the shadows


Constantine - Keanu Reeves hellblazes a new franchise

Because of how Cinescape magazine shifted its printing schedule at the end of its run, Issue #77 was never widely published as a standard, standalone monthly edition.

The final numbered monthly issue to hit store shelves normally was Issue #76.

The publisher, Mania Entertainment, was transitioning away from traditional print to focus entirely on its online presence.
The "Lost" Editions: Issues #77 and #78 are often referenced by collectors as the absolute end of the magazine's run.

However, these were mostly compiled as special online-only content or limited end-of-run wrap-ups rather than physical newsstand magazines