In this edition, look at the making of nature documentary sounds with a professional foley artist, listen to Adam Sandler's Steve Buscemi song, and more.
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In this edition, take a glimpse behind the new Rick and Morty episode "The Never Ricking Story," learn abot the breakable set of The Hunt, and more.
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In this edition, watch as a professional pole dancer reviews pole-dancing movie scenes, find out how 33 directors got their start, and more.
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In our The Hunt director interview, Craig Zobel talks about the critical reaction to his film and how reality reflected what it is trying to say.
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Here is an ongoing list of coronavirus early digital releases, as studios release their theatrical films on digital platforms early amidst the pandemic.
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Amazon Prime Cinema launched over the weekend as a new designation for VOD theatrical releases like Pixar Animation's Onward.
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Universal is hosting a The Hunt and The Invisible Man live tweet session today, and the filmmakers behind those movies will be answering questions online.
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We sat down with Timekettle's CEO, Leal Tian, to talk about their innovative new translation software and hardware, and to understand the company's vision.
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The Hunt is not nearly as controversial as it was made out to be. It's not very good, either. But Betty Gilpin turns in a hell of a performance.
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Welcome to the Streamer's Guide to March 2020, in which we prepare you for the weeks head with many streaming options to watch.
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Universal has released an international The Hunt trailer, which reveals some shocking plot twists and turns involving Betty Gilpin's character.
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The Hunt is back with a new release date and a new trailer. Originally set for a release in September, the film was pulled due to controversy.
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Producer Jason Blum and founder of Blumhouse Productions suggested that The Hunt release may still be in the future despite the Trump-driven controversy.
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Universal has had The Hunt movie release canceled after a series of mass shootings, political controversy and general uproar.
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Blumhouse has a new thriller: The Hunt, in which 12 humans are being hunted for sport. Who will survive?
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Two Jordan Peele-produced projects gain new stars, with The Twilight Zone cast adding Seth Rogen and Amazon's The Hunt casting Josh Radnor.
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Amazon has revealed new info on the Hunt characters, including the Nazi-hutning leads played by Al Pacino and Logan Lerman.
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Jordan Peele's The Hunt cast, led by Logan Lerman, will be rounded out by Jerrika Hinton, Dylan Baker, Lena Olin, Greg Austin, Catherine Tate, and more.
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Al Pacino has joined the cast of the Amazon series The Hunt, where he will play a Nazi hunter. Jordan Peele is serving as executive producer.
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Writer Damon Lindelof is teaming with Nick Cuse, the son of his Lost co-showrunner Carlton Cuse, to write an action thriller called The Hunt. Read more about the new Damon Lindelof Blumhouse movie here.
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Get Out director Jordan Peele will executive produce a new show about hunting Nazis hiding in plain sight in the United States in the 1970s.
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It'll be a while yet before we find out which English-language films are up for the Oscars, but the Best Foreign Language Film category has already been narrowed down to nine contenders. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Scientists has just revealed its shortlist of nine foreign films which will be competing for five…
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Thomas Vinterberg is a name that more people should know, if only for his film Festen (The Celebration). That '98 effort was the first film in the Dogme95 movement, and was at the leading edge of shooting serious theatrical efforts on video. Shot by Anthony Dod Mantle, who later became Danny Boyle's regular cinematographer, the…
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The primary lineup for the competition slate at the 2012 Cannes has been unveilend, and it is a very strong list of films. There are quite a few expected entries: David Cronenberg's Cosmopolis, Lee Daniels' The Paperboy, John Hillcoat's Lawless (formerly The Wettest County), and Andrew Dominik's Killing Them Softly (formerly Cogan's Trade), and we…
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In April, Philips released their collaboration between five filmmakers from Ridley Scott Associates, called Parallel Lines. Scott's commercial division RSA was asked to create a series of groundbreaking short films in a genre of their choice, using "the same unifying theme." RSA directors submitted forty-five treatments and Philips selected five it believed were most ground-breaking:…
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