Ryan Phillippe Discusses Prey and Creating ‘Something That Lasts’
From '90s classics to Oscar-winning ensemble films, veteran actor Ryan Phillippe has played a wide variety of roles over the years and dabbled in basically every genre of cinema and television there is. Looking at his timeline of projects in…
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‘Cat in the Hat’ Remake Casts Comedy Icons Quinta Brunson and Bowen Yang
The Big Picture The Cat in the Hat is returning to the big screen with an all-star cast including Bill Hader and Quinta Brunson. Warner Bros. Animation is developing a slate of Dr. Seuss projects, with the first movie set…
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Stopmotion Review: A Terrifying Live-Action and Animated Horror
Robert Morgan, primarily known for his striking and macabre short films, makes a seamless transition to the feature-length format with Stopmotion, a live-action/adult animated psychological horror film that effectively blurs the lines between creator and creation. Co-written with Robin King,…
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Vulnerable Spaces
Evil Does Not Exist, Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s disquieting new film, is at once a major break from the Japanese director’s previous work and a distillation of the questions and anxieties around which his cinema has long orbited; it’s the film he…
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Roadkill Featured, Reviews Film Threat
It was written somewhere that there are no original plots. But it’s not about the tropes; it is how the filmmakers use them. Writer-director Warren Fast’s Roadkill opens with the familiar parental abuse/sexual repression motif that leads to horrific kills in slashers.…
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‘3 Body Problem’ Showrunners Already Teasing Season 2 Ideas
The ambitious and expensive sci-fi streaming series “3 Body Problem” is the latest event series from Netflix that the streaming giants hope will be their next landmark show. Placing a big bet on the series, Netflix recruited the duo behind…
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‘Fallout’ Showrunner Jonathan Nolan Won’t Be Appeasing Fans
With the superhero genre sort of on the ropes, maybe it’s time for the age of video game adaptations to finally shine. And if the small screen keeps giving us quality shows like “The Last of Us,” perhaps the future…
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Farscape Star Remembers Sci-Fi Before ‘It Went Completely Mainstream’
Summary Sci-fi was once looked down upon and relegated to "the ghetto" of media, according to actor Ben Browder, but Farscape helped pave the way for complex, binge-worthy stories that are now common. Farscape was a transitional piece of television…
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‘X-Men ’97’ Producers Says X-Force & X-Factor Will Turn Up
’90s kids and longtime “X-Men” fans will get a chance to revisit their childhood as Marvel Animation and Disney+ are releasing a continuation of the Fox Kids series with “X-Men ’97” this week. And studio brass is already teasing more…
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Anne Hathaway Shines In This Romantic Comedy Done Right [SXSW]
Given some of the star-studded titles that have closed out SXSW in previous years, a romantic comedy that could best be described as Harry Styles Wish Fulfillment might seem like an odd choice to round out the festival. But “The…
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Freaknik Documentary Shows What Fest Was Like Before It Went Off the Rails
The Big Picture Freaknik brought Atlanta fame and sparked culture, celebrated by documentary capturing its vibrant legacy. The filmmakers worked hard to preserve the festival's original story and showcase unseen footage. The documentary highlights how Freaknik was a peaceful, inclusive…
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A Compelling, Heartfelt Comedy About Women & Aging In Hollywood
Summary The Uninvited is a personal, funny, and heartfelt exploration of women at different life stages. Rose's interactions with Helen and Lucien provide depth, showcasing care and tenderness absent in other characters. The film's cast imbues humor and intensity, with…
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