Film + TV
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Benedict Cumberbatch and Tilda Swinton Talk Doctor Strange
There are many ways to describe the films from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the most common being blockbusters, but leave it to Tilda Swinton to...
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Quirky Comedy Un Padre No Tan Padre Hits Theaters This January
Pantelion Films has just announced that the release date of upcoming Spanish-language family comedy, Un Padre No Tan Padre, is Jan. 27, 2017. The quirky...
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Review: Doctor Strange Shakes Up the Marvel Universe
For those who know nothing about the comic-book superhero that inspired Marvel’s latest film – and it is safe to say that Doctor Strange lacks...
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Bid on a Piece of The Twilight Saga History at Two-Day Auction
Although it’s been eight years since the first Twilight film hit theaters, fans of the series are still as passionate as ever. With this in...
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Hacksaw Ridge Director Mel Gibson: “Real Superheroes Don’t Wear Spandex and Tights”
Hacksaw Ridge is based on the true story of US Army medic Desmond T. Doss. The soldier (played by Andrew Garfield) was a Christian (Seventh-day...
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Review: Inferno Is Comfortably Familiar
Nobody will ever mistake the novels of Dan Brown as great literature, but that hardly matters for adapting a novel to the screen. Mario Puzo...
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Review: Evil Dead in Concert/Live to Film – In Camp We Trust?
Downtown Los Angeles’ Ace Hotel has become a fantastic location for revival cinema. We attended last year’s Halloween (blood) offering of Dracula in Concert and...
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Dwayne Johnson Unveils New Song Clip from Moana
Not gonna lie, I get giddy like a schoolgirl every time a new Disney princess is unveiled, and in the case of Moana, my anticipation level...
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Ben-Hur Races onto DVD This December
The tale of Ben-Hur has captivated imaginations for over a century since Lew Wallace’s novel was first published in 1880. The adventure was brought to...
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Review: The Action in Jack Reacher: Never Go Back Satisfies
During the late ’80s through the ’90s, there was no bigger star than Tom Cruise, whose nearly every movie was considered a cultural moment that...
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Gael García Bernal Talks Giving Honest Migrant Portrayal in Desierto
Jonás Cuarón’s Desierto seeks to examine the very real experiences both Mexican and Mexican-American families face through the lens of a thriller. The film is...
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With Its Depiction of Autism, The Accountant Isn’t Your Typical Hollywood Thriller
When it comes to cultural change, Hollywood can be ahead of the curve. Long before President Barack Obama was elected to the Senate, Morgan Freeman...
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Review: Desierto – Beautifully Shot But Unsatisfying
The tension-filled, sparse-landscape thriller from the mind of Jonás Cuarón, son of director Alfonso Cuarón, Desierto is now in select theaters. The horror-tinged film stars...
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Ben Affleck Would Like His The Accountant Character to Challenge Jason Bourne to a Fight
In the new thriller, The Accountant, by Gavin O’Connor (Miracle, Warrior), Christian Wolff (Ben Affleck) is a mathematics savant with more affinity for numbers than...
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Review: Emily Blunt Is Impressive in The Girl on the Train
Ever since Emily Blunt accomplished the seemingly impossible by stealing scenes from Meryl Streep in The Devil Wears Prada, the English actress has been a...
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Finding Dory Celebrates World Septopus Day in Anticipation of Blu-ray Release
While Saturday, Oct. 8, is World Octopus Day in honor of the planet’s eight-armed sea creatures, Disney/Pixar celebrates a new holiday today, Oct. 7, in...
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Review: Good Drama and Excellent Action in Deepwater Horizon
Calling a director a superb craftsman often seems like a backhanded compliment suggesting that the person in charge knows where to point the camera without...
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Review: Masterminds Is Decent Comedy
From Jared Hess, the director of Napoleon Dynamite and Nacho Libre, comes a new quirky comedy about one of America’s biggest heists. Zach Galifianakis stars...
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Review: Bringing Burton Back with Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children
In the age of film and television banking on nostalgia, Tim Burton does early Tim Burton in Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children – and...
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Interview with Masterminds Director Jared Hess
Catch up with Nacho Libre and Napoleon Dynamite director Jared Hess before the release of his latest flick, Masterminds. This weekend he brings us his...
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Review: Haley Bennett Almost Steals the Show from the Star-Studded Magnificent Seven
It’s a star-studded ensemble as Antoine Fuqua reimagines a western legend with The Magnificent Seven. The original western was actually also an adaptation of the...
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Jocelyn Moorhouse Returns to the Director’s Chair for The Dressmaker
Although it has been almost two decades since Jocelyn Moorhouse last directed a film (1997’s A Thousand Acres), the filmmaker proves she’s better than ever...
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“The Exorcist” – The Famous Story of Terror Comes to Fox Fridays
Alfonso Herrera establishes his career on American television in the much-awaited series “The Exorcist.” The legendary film comes to television 43 years after its theatrical...
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Review: The Shockingly Good Bridget Jones’s Baby
Bridget Jones’s Baby is a sequel that one suspects few requested – apart from perhaps Renée Zellweger and director Sharon Maguire – but the utter...
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Review: Suspenseful Demon Unravels Truths About Society
Demon, the final film from director Marcin Wrona, hit the festival circuit as it approached release. The untimely passing of the film’s director speaks to...
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Review: Tom Hanks Soars in Sully
Director Clint Eastwood brings one of America’s most miraculous true stories to the big screen this weekend. With Sully, Eastwood adapts the amazing landing of...
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Review: Southside With You – 90 Minutes Well Spent
Barack and Michelle Obama are real people, with flaws, tics and passions similar to the over 300 million people for whom Barack serves as President....
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