‘Sentimental Value’ Review: Fresh off ‘Andor,’ Stellan Skarsgård Anchors a Brutally Honest if Uneven Family Drama Alongside Elle Fanning
No matter where you come from or what kind of life you lead, chances are you have drama with your family. Daddy issues, mommy issues, general past trauma — it all comes part and parcel with being a part of…
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‘The History of Sound’ Review: Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor Broke My Heart in This Musically-Charged Romance
There's loving music and enjoying music, and then there's being able to taste sound and see colors in sound. That is how Paul Mescal's Lionel experiences music. It's more than just music to him, and when he meets Josh O'Connor's…
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‘Lilo & Stitch’ Director Reveals Why Specific Scenes From Original Had To Be Cut
Summary Collider's Perri Nemiroff talks with Lilo & Stitch director Dean Fleischer Camp and producer Jonathan Eirich. Camp discusses the lessons he learned making Marcel the Shell with Shoes On, and how the Lilo & Stitch team found the right…
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Richard Linklater’s Ode To The French New Wave Is A Charming Hangout Movie
Richard Linklater’s love for the French New Wave is on full display in Nouvelle Vague , his heartfelt and humorous recreation of the making of Jean-Luc Godard’s classic film Breathless. Released in 1960, that film follows Michel Poiccard (played in…
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Final Destination Bloodlines Digital Release Date Confirmed By Director After Inaccurate Listing
Final Destination Bloodlines' digital release date has been confirmed by co-director Adam Stein after an inaccurate listing. Directed by Stein and Zach Lipovsky, the sixth film in the horror franchise follows a college student who, after her grandmother's death, begins…
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Eriq La Salle Talks New Series, Many Roles, and Lessons from ‘ER’
Eriq La Salle talks about his many roles in front of and behind the camera on the unique series 'On Call.' La Salle also shares how he developed his ability to not only act but also direct, write, and executive…
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Isabelle Huppert Shines In An Entertaining Real-Life Tale Of Manipulation [Cannes]
The French legal term “abus de faiblesse”, which translates to “abuse of weakness”, describes situations in which a vulnerable person is pushed by another to act against their own interest. When the expression appears in the news, it usually refers…
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Dave Franco Breaks Down His “High, High Energy” Scenes in ‘The Studio’
Editor's Note: Spoilers ahead for The Studio, Season 1. Summary Dave Franco has an extended cameo in The Studio, acting in Ron Howard’s fictional movie and attending Matt’s party at CinemaCon. In an interview with Collider, Franco breaks down the…
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A Visual Feast That Doesn’t Reinvent the Rom-Com Wheel
Jane Austen has touched multiple generations of women; that's an undeniable fact. From searching for their ideal Mr. Darcy to avoiding the Wickhams and Mr. Collinses of the world, her stories have influenced as many burgeoning writers as it has…
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Marvel Reveals Episode Details for the Disney+ Series
Marvel Studios' Wonder Man has been a long time coming, and the studio has now offered MCU fans a much-needed update, with the episode count and episode runtimes for the series having now been revealed. Most of the attention during…
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Michael J. Fox Joins Apple TV+ Hit Series SHRINKING Season 3 in Return to Acting and Reunion With Bill Lawrence — GeekTyrant
Five-time Emmy winner Michael J. Fox (Family Ties, Back to the Future) is returning to acting with a major guest-starring role on the upcoming third season of Apple TV+’s hit comedy series Shrinking, toplined by Jason Segel and Harrison Ford.Details…
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‘Splistvile’ Review: Dakota Johnson Delivers a Standout Comedic Performance Alongside ‘Andor’s Adria Arjona In Their Fresh Relationship Comedy
Back in 2019, Michael Angelo Covino and his frequent collaborator, Kyle Marvin, presented their film The Climb at Cannes, a cringey, charming film about bike riders that felt perfectly programmed as it rode its debut stage at the cinematic equivalent…
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