The Way of Water Global Box Office Passes $1.4 Billion

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The Way of Water Global Box Office Passes $1.4 Billion

Home Movie News ‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ Passes $1.4 Billion at the Global Box Office 'The Way of Water' is now the 13th-biggest movie of all time. Image via 20th Century Studios Before the release of Avatar: The Way…

Brandon Scott Jones on the Show’s Masterful Mix of Laughs & Heart

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I Wanna Dance With Somebody

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Yellowstone’s Wes Bentley Says Jamie “Has To” Kill Sister Beth

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Carey Mulligan & Zoe Kazan Expose The Weinstein #MeToo Story In A ‘Spotlight’-Esque Procedural [NYFF]

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Taurus Star Maddie Hasson on Acting With Machine Gun Kelly

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Honor Among Thieves Directors on Dragons & Easter Eggs

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Mia Goth Says That Creepy Smile Scene in Pearl Wasn’t Scripted

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Festival Line-Up Includes ‘Empire Of Light,’ ‘Women Talking’ & More

Over the past decade, The Telluride Film Festival has made itself something of an Oscar-kingmaker. Numerous Best Picture winners, including “Slumdog Millionaire,” “Argo,” “12 Years A Slave,” and “Moonlight,” each had their world premieres at the picturesque Colorado fest. However,…

Gripping Legal Drama Succeeds On All Fronts

Argentina, 1985 is a deceptively clever bit of filmmaking that, as long as people are willing to traverse that one-inch barrier of subtitles, should be as embraced by casual moviegoers as seasoned cinephiles. It is a based-on-a-true-story legal drama that…

The Grinch Stole the Fun From This Horror Flick

The Mean One is the horror-movie reimagining of Dr. Seuss’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas, told from the point of view of Cindy Lou Who as an adult. Sounds like a wacky, wonky, fractured fairytale, right? The film starts off…

“Being an Outsider to Palm Springs Was an Asset”: Sara Newens, Mina T. Son and Courtney Parker on Racist Trees

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