Steven Spielberg Left A Lot Of 1941's 'Connective Tissue' On The Cutting Room Floor
'Gonzo Spielberg is great Spielberg.'
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The Mist And The Shawshank Redemption Are Two Very Different Films About The Importance Of Hope
Even when it feels like all hope is lost, we must never, ever give up.
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The scores for Marvel movies don't stand out as much, but maybe they don't need to.
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Planes, Trains And Automobiles Was A Hard-Won 'Breakthrough' For Steve Martin's Career
The film showcased the best of both Steve Martin and John Candy.
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Why Disney Kids Of All Ages Should See Strange World With Their Parents
The new Disney movie Strange World is a must-see film to see with your folks this holiday weekend.
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Superhero Bits: Clarity On Henry Cavill's Superman Contract, The Power Rangers Tribute To Jason David Frank & More
Plus, will Tony Revolori return to the MCU as Flash Thompson?
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The Daily Stream: His House Is Better Than Your Favorite Horror Movie
Don't let this fall through the Netflix cracks.
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10 Mystery Movies That Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery Fans Should Watch Next
Did Glass Onion make you hungry for more twisty whodunits featuring quirky detectives and lots of colorful suspects? We have you covered.
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Clearly, this is the key to saving movie theaters.
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The music of the people of Ferrix is something to behold.
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Plenty of fantastic films are leaving HBO Max in December, but we're highlighting five you should watch before they disappear.
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"Merry Christmas, you wonderful old Building and Loan!"
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Chris Hemsworth Had An Extremely Tough Time Nailing Down His Character In Furiosa
'I love George Miller — but I didn't know who this character was.'
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Every Main Character In Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery Ranked Worst To Best
Glass Onion has a new case for Benoit Blanc to solve, and a new roster of quirky suspects to investigate. These are our favorites.
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Henry Jackman Points To Seth Rogen And Evan Goldberg's This Is The End For His 'Most Ironic Use Of Music Ever' [Exclusive]
'It's completely ridiculous what's happening on the screen, but I shouldn't be ridiculous.'
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Glass Onion Brought Back Another Knives Out Cast Member You May Have Missed
No, we're not talking about Daniel Craig.
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Strange World Producer Roy Conli On Primal Outpost, Altering Characters, And More [Exclusive Interview]
"We've never really been chasing theme on this one."
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Reginald VelJohnson Is 'Fine' With Die Hard Being Considered A Christmas Movie
'I said, 'Yes and hell yes, it's a Christmas movie,' whatever you want to do.'
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Bob Clark Used 1974's Black Christmas To Redefine How Young Adults Were Portrayed On Film
Audiences got to see more realistic teens in Bob Clark's 1974 Canadian slasher film Black Christmas.
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Daniel Craig May Be The Star, But Janelle Monáe Steals The Show In Glass Onion
Daniel Craig may play the lead in The Glass Onion, but Janelle Monae is undoubtably a shining star in the Knives Out sequel.
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Composer Henry Jackman Talks Strange World, Needledrops, And More [Exclusive Interview]
"You should remember you've got this giant canvas..."
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Chris Hemsworth Wants A Radical Shift In Tone For A Potential Thor 5
If the MCU adds a fifth Thor solo film, star Chris Hemsworth wants to see a 'drastically different' approach to his character.
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Billy Bob Thornton was far from the only actor eyed to play Willie T. Soke.
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