20th Century Fox Revamps Their Website Michael Lee, September 16, 2014September 16, 2014 Traditionally movie studio websites highlight their upcoming films and their biggest hits. But there comes a time when these sites need to undergo a redesign. Which is what 20th Century Fox did after having hits like The Faults In Our Stars, Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes, and X-Men: Days Of Future Past. They still got the upcoming Maze Runner, Gone Girl, and Book Of Life.Hit the jump to check out what you can expect to see from the new website.Along with a catalog of recently released films, Fox also has a list of upcoming films. All will feature photos, videos, and more content like online ticket purchases and synposis.But for those who cannot access the page and gets directed to an error page instead, they will see a nice video featuring a character from one of Fox’s best comedies. News 20th Century Fox
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