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  • babylon cast

    'Babylon': Samara Weaving Joins Her Doppelganger Margot Robbie In Damien Chazelle's 1920s Hollywood Drama

    By Hoai-Tran Bui June 3rd, 2021

    Samara Weaving, Max Minghella, Flea, and more join the Babylon cast for Damien Chazelle's 1920s Hollywood drama starring Margot Robbie and Brad Pitt.

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  • Shell movie

    Max Minghella To Direct 'Shell', A Horror Satire Set In The Health And Beauty Industry

    By Ben Pearson July 9th, 2020

    Max Minghella, the actor from The Handmaid's Tale and The Social Network, has found another directing gig. Get more Shell movie details here.

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    'Saw' Reboot Cast Adds Samuel L. Jackson As Chris Rock's Dad

    By Chris Evangelista July 8th, 2019

    The Saw reboot from Chris Rock has added Samuel L. Jackson, Max Minghella and Marisol Nichols to the cast.

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  • Teen Spirit trailer

    'Teen Spirit' Trailer: Elle Fanning Becomes A Pop Star

    By Ben Pearson December 27th, 2018

    Elle Fanning (Super 8, I Think We're Alone Now) plays a young girl who becomes a pop superstar in the first Teen Spirit trailer.

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    'Teen Spirit' Review: Max Minghella's Directorial Debut Lacks Pop [TIFF]

    By Marshall Shaffer September 15th, 2018

    Find out how Max Minghella does in his directorial debut by reading our Teen Spirit review from the Toronto International Film Festival.

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  • the handmaid's tale the word review

    'The Handmaid's Tale' Tries To Wrap Up An Uneven Season 2 With An Ill-Fitting Bow

    By Hoai-Tran Bui July 12th, 2018

    In The Handmaid's Tale The Word review, the series closes out its season 2 finale with a shaky episode that attempts to tie together a complicated season.

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  • the handmaid's tale postpartum review

    'The Handmaid's Tale' Takes A Depressing Dip In Quality In "Postpartum"

    By Hoai-Tran Bui July 5th, 2018

    In our The Handmaid's Tale Postpartum review, the Hulu series depresses in tone and quality, as the season and the characters bide the time until its finale.

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  • the handmaid's tale the last ceremony review

    'The Handmaid's Tale' Delivers Its Most Brutal And Horrifically Timely Episode With "The Last Ceremony"

    By Hoai-Tran Bui June 21st, 2018

    In our The Handmaid's Tale The Last Ceremony review, we break down an episode that is ripped from the headlines with its storyline about parent-child separation and offers the show's most disturbing scene yet.

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  • the handmaid's tale smart power review

    'The Handmaid's Tale' Finally Has Its Me Too Moment In "Smart Power"

    By Hoai-Tran Bui June 14th, 2018

    In our The Handmaid's Tale Smart Power review, the Waterfords and Nick head to Canada, where Serena gets a taste of freedom and Nick meets Luke for the first time, deepening the strange love triangles of the Hulu series.

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  • the handmaid's tale women's work

    "Women's Work" Delivers An Almost Rousing Episode Of 'The Handmaid's Tale'

    By Hoai-Tran Bui June 13th, 2018

    In our The Handmaid's Tale Women's Work review, June and Serena Joy continue their unlikely alliance by rallying around a sick baby whose plight works more than a few miracles this episode.

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  • 'The Handmaid's Tale' Shifts The Power In The Dramatic Fallout Of "After"

    By Hoai-Tran Bui May 31st, 2018

    In The Handmaid's Tale After review, the Hulu series sees the balance of power start to tip as June and the other handmaids find solace, and agency, in each other following the devastating bombing of the new center.

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  • the handmaid's tale first blood review

    The Explosive "First Blood" Promises To Change Everything In 'The Handmaid's Tale'

    By Hoai-Tran Bui May 24th, 2018

    In The Handmaid's Tale First Blood review, the Hulu series threatens to descend into a ludicrous soap opera, but saves itself with an explosive final few minutes that will be sure to change the show forever.

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  • the handmaid's tale other women review

    'The Handmaid's Tale' Review: "Other Women" Is A Portrait Of One Woman Being Broken

    By Hoai-Tran Bui May 10th, 2018

    In our The Handmaid's Tale Other Women review, June's spirit is slowly broken down as she arrives back to the Waterford's house and faces emotional and mental abuse from both Aunt Lydia and Serena Joy.

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  • "Baggage" Is The Cruelest Episode Of 'The Handmaid's Tale' Yet

    By Hoai-Tran Bui May 3rd, 2018

    In our The Handmaid's Tale Baggage review, we examine what may very well be the cruelest episode of Hulu's very cruel series yet.

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    'The Handmaid's Tale' Hits The Ground Running In Its Bleak Season 2 Premiere

    By Hoai-Tran Bui April 26th, 2018

    In our The Handmaid's Tale review of the season 2 premiere "June" and "Unwoman," the Hulu series charges ahead of the Margaret Atwood novel with an even more harrowing, brutal focus.

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  • 'The Handmaid's Tale' Season 2 Review: The Hulu Series Charges Ahead Of The Book, And It's For The Better

    By Hoai-Tran Bui April 16th, 2018

    In our The Handmaid's Tale season 2 review, we discuss how the Hulu series forges ahead of Margaret Atwood's novel and is much improved for it, focusing on intimate character dynamics and details.

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  • The Handmaid's Tale Spoiler Review

    'The Handmaid's Tale' Spoiler Review: What Worked And What Didn't In Hulu's Ambitious Series

    By Hoai-Tran Bui June 15th, 2017

    'The Handmaid's Tale' finished its 10th episode on an intriguing, but frustratingly obtuse, note — much like the rest of the Hulu series' freshman season.

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  • The 9th Life of Louis Drax Trailer

    'The 9th Life Of Louis Drax' Trailer

    By Peter Sciretta June 27th, 2016

    Watch The 9th Life of Louis Drax trailer. The story follows a mystery of a young boy who has suffered a near-fatal fall.

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  • About Alex trailer

    'About Alex' Trailer: Aubrey Plaza Leads A Millennial 'Big Chill'

    By Angie Han June 19th, 2014

    The first About Alex trailer bills the indie drama as "The Big Chill for millennials." Aubrey Plaza, Max Greenfield, Jason Ritter, and Maggie Grace star.

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  • Not Safe for Work

    'Not Safe For Work' Trailer: Joe Johnston Follows 'Captain America' With A Thriller

    By Angie Han April 6th, 2014

    Joe Johnston could have done anything after Captain America: The First Avenger, and what he chose to do was run in the opposite direction with a micro-budget thriller. Not Safe for Work stars Max Minghella (The Social Network) as a paralegal who gets trapped in his office building with a killer (J.J. Feild) on the…

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  • The Internship

    'The Internship' Trailer #2: Google Crashers

    By Angie Han April 18th, 2013

    Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn are old pros when it comes to crashing weddings, but weaseling their way into the youthful, tech-oriented culture at Google proves a different matter in The Internship. The Shawn Levy-directed comedy stars the duo as slick salesmen who learn their jobs have become obsolete in the Internet age. In an…

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  • 'The Internship' Trailer: Vince Vaughn And Owen Wilson Compete In A "Mental Hunger Games"

    By Angie Han February 13th, 2013

    Buddy comedies live and die by the chemistry between their leads. If nothing else, then, at least Shawn Levy's The Internship has a strong central pairing going for it. In their first team-up since Wedding Crashers, Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson play two middle-aged salesmen who learn their jobs have become obsolete in the digital…

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  • Daniel Radcliffe Sports Horns In The First Image From... 'Horns'

    By Russ Fischer October 2nd, 2012

    It's fun watching Daniel Radcliffe try out strange roles in the wake of Harry Potter's finale. His latest is Horns, from director Alexandre Aja (High Tension, The Hills Have Eyes), based on the book by Joe Hill. Radcliffe's character is Ignatiaus "Ig" Perrish, accused of the rape and murder of his girlfriend. That's a bad…

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  • Watch A Girl Disintegrate Before Your Very Eyes In 'The Darkest Hour' Motion Poster

    By Angie Han September 15th, 2011

    Probably the most intriguing aspect of the Timur Bekmambetov-produced alien invasion flick The Darkest Hour is the film's unique take on aliens. Unlike your typical movie ET, these otherwordly baddies take the form of "lethal wave energy" that renders them invisible, and therefore extra dangerous, most of the time. And when they do catch up…

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  • 'The Darkest Hour' Concept Art Revealed

    By Peter Sciretta August 9th, 2011

    In September of2010, I was lucky enough to visit the set of The Darkest Hour in Moscow Russia. I will be posting updates and interviews from the set visit in the coming months. Summit Entertainment has provided the group of visitors an exclusive look at concept art of the locations from the film. The Timur…

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  • Glimpse The True Forms Of The Aliens In 'The Darkest Hour'

    By Russ Fischer August 6th, 2011

    We've been teased for some time with info and concept images from The Darkest Hour, the sci-fi film in which Emile Hirsch is trapped in Moscow fighting ball-lightning aliens who have come to take all of our precious energy. The trailer dropped earlier this week, and it seems to hide the 'true forms' of the…

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  • 'The Darkest Hour' Trailer And More Concept Art

    By Angie Han September 15th, 2011

    We've already gotten a couple of glimpses at The Darkest Hour, but concept art and one unremarkable photo can only tell us so much. It doesn't matter how nifty the concept art looks if the ideas fall apart in translation, and that image (above) of star Emile Hirsch cowering behind a car could be from…

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