‘Thelma’ Film Review: Two Great Performances Inside A Weak Film
Josh Margolin’s feature-length directorial debut, Thelma, is a small cut above Hollywood’s obsession with “watch the elderly being silly” movies. June Squibb is a good actress and uses her sweet presence to good effect as the titular character. While she…
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Roger Ebert Called This Iconic Actor the Soul of the Film Noir Genre
The Big Picture Roger Ebert praised Robert Mitchum as the ultimate noir movie star. Mitchum's portrayal of complex anti-heroes and dark characters set him apart as a timeless film legend. Ebert's analysis of Mitchum's nuanced performances showcases the actor's ability…
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When & How To Stream House of the Dragon Season 2
Quick LinksWhere Can House of the Dragon Season 2 Be Streamed? What Happens in the Premiere? Summary Season 2 of "House of the Dragon" depicts the Targaryen civil war, the Dance of the Dragons. The show premiered on HBO and…
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Anthony Ramos Showed Up To The 2024 Tonys Without A Shirt, And The Internet Had A Field Day
He'll give you everything — even the shirt off his back.View Entire Post › Disclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by filmibee.Publisher: Source link
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The Best Chlorine-Removal Shampoos for Swimmers & Pool Lovers
We independently selected these deals and products because we love them, and we think you might like them at these prices. E! has affiliate relationships, so we may get a commission if you purchase something through our links. Items are…
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Shogun Creators Explain THAT Epic Fight Scene & How It Differs from Western Action
Summary Shogun's gripping fight scene showcases Mariko's strength and determination in a beautifully choreographed setting. Creators discuss the unique approach to action, focusing on character motivation and the difference from Western scenes. Season 2 & 3 of Shogun are in…
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Through Rosie Colored Glasses Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Answering that perpetual Los Angeles question about whether your new neighbor’s drugs will get along with your drugs is the long-delayed Through Rosie Colored Glasses, written and directed by Brian Linsley. Patrick (Brian Linsley) has been informed by his agent,…
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Thelma – Fred Hechinger and June Squibb Interview
Fred Hechinger (The White Lotus) and the legendary June Squibb (Nebraska) star in the new action comedy Thelma, about a 93-year-old woman who gets revenge on someone who scammed her. The two spoke with MovieWeb's Greg Archer about the film.…
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Ramy Youssef, Taylor Tomlinson and the Stand-Up Roundtable
The six comedians who gathered for THR’s first Stand-Up Emmy Roundtable insist they don’t worry about their comedy being fact-checked in this moment. Sure, the sextet — Mike Birbiglia, Alex Edelman, Jacqueline Novak, Jenny Slate, Taylor Tomlinson and Ramy Youssef…
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For A Few Glorious Minutes, I Loved This Throwback Crime Drama
Summary Austin Butler shines with movie star energy in The Bikeriders , captivating us with his performance. The film's beautiful cinematography, inspired by photography, adds depth and visual appeal to the story. As The Bikeriders progresses, it becomes burdened with…
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The Farscape Love Story of John and Aeryn, Explained by Ben Browder
Summary Celebrate Farscape 's 25th anniversary with a June 24 marathon celebrating World UFO Day on Shout! TV. Ben Browder speaks to us about the realistic love story between his character, John Crichton, and Claudia Black's character, Aeryn Sun. Browder…
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Return to ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ With 10th Anniversary Screening, Poster, and Q&A
The Big Picture Join the celebration of The Grand Budapest Hotel at a one-night-only screening in Chicago with Tony Revolori. The film is a key entry in Wes Anderson's filmography, featuring a star-studded cast and visually stunning design choices. Limited…
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