31 Aug

Carry On: Everything We Know About The Taron Egerton-Led Netflix Thriller From Jaume Collet-Serra

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Jaume Collet-Serra has a fascinating filmography that gets more and more interesting as time goes on. His debut feature was the aughts horror “House of Wax” remake, but he’s now at the helm of the DC superhero movie “Black Adam.” While the general public may know him best for his films like the Dwayne Johnson-starring […]

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31 Aug

Shia LaBeouf Can't Escape The News, Joins Francis Ford Coppola's Epic Megalopolis

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This is a very precarious time to be getting into the Shia LaBeouf business. The gifted actor, who’s veered from the commercial crap of Michael Bay’s “Transformers” movies to daringly non-mainstream films like Andrea Arnold’s “American Honey,” was accused in 2020 by ex-girlfriend FKA Twigs of sexual battery, assault, and affliction of emotional distress. Over […]

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31 Aug

The Meaning Behind Every Top Gun: Maverick Call Sign

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With “Top Gun: Maverick” continuing to deliver at the box office, it’s clear the film is far more than your garden variety dad flick. It’s, at the risk of hyperbolizing, kind of a flawless film, one that exceeds its “dudes going fast in planes” conceit. Among other things, it’s reignited an interest in call signs, the […]

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31 Aug

The Anthrax Attacks Review: The Post-9/11 Amerithrax Story Gets The Netflix Doc Treatment

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After the September 11, 2001 attacks, the United States was, understandably, on edge. The sudden, terrible scenes of destruction and death rocked the country and made us all realize that no matter what we want to tell ourselves, we are not safe. Of course, that was always true — life is random and often quite […]

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31 Aug

House Of The Dragon Co-Showrunner Miguel Sapochnik Exits The Series Ahead Of Season 2

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It’s said that when you play the game of thrones, you win or you die because there is no middle ground. But it appears that when you play in the “House of the Dragon,” you exit before you burn out. As we just learned from The Hollywood Reporter, co-showrunner and director Miguel Sapochnik is stepping […]

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31 Aug

Superbad Was Directly Responsible For Emma Stone's Signature Red Hair

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Emma Stone is known for her fiery red hair, but did you know that the Academy Award-winning actress is actually a natural blonde? Stone began her career with her natural hair but has been best recognized for her red mane since the early 2000s. The actress dyed her hair for the first time to snag […]

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31 Aug

Domhnall Gleeson Wants The Patient To Push Back On 'Schlocky' Serial Killer Tropes

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Fifty years from now when we look back to explore what sort of entertainment defined the 2010s into the 2020s, true crime and serial killer stories will absolutely be at the top of the list. Birthed out of the true-crime podcast boom of the 2010s which led to the true crime docuseries/adaptation explosion we’re currently […]

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31 Aug

Superhero Bits: Harley Quinn Season 4 Coming Sooner Than Expected, DC Comics Is In Hot Water & More

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(Superhero Bits is a collection of stories, updates, and videos about anything and everything inspired by the comics of Marvel, DC, and more. For comic book movies, TV shows, merchandise, events, and whatever catches our eye, this is the place to find anything that falls through the cracks.) In this edition of Superhero Bits: Disney […]

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31 Aug

The 15 Best Al Pacino Movies, Ranked

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Alfredo James Pacino, or Al Pacino as he’s more widely known, is one of Hollywood’s most iconic actors, known for his intense and riveting performances across a varied but often gritty portfolio of films. Whether playing a mob boss, a cop, a coke-addled drug lord, or even the Devil himself, the nine-time Oscar nominee and […]

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31 Aug

Stand By Me Ending Explained: I'll Miss Him Forever

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Rob Reiner’s 1986 coming-of-age drama “Stand By Me” was based on Stephen King’s short story “The Body,” one of four stories from his 1982 collection “Different Seasons.” King, as is frequently his wont, set “The Body” in the time of his own childhood (1960 for “The Body,” and ’59 for “Stand By Me”), using his […]

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