Film + TV
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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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Review: Edgar Ramírez Is Perfect in Hands of Stone
Boxing has always been the sport that has been the friendliest to cinema. It pits single individuals against one another, allows for the depiction of...
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Filmmakers and Cast of Southside With You Share Thoughts on President and First Lady Obama
Audiences at the Sundance Film Festival this winter got a first look at the film Southside With You, a fictionalized account of the first date...
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Review: War Dogs Makes Illegal Arms Trade Funny
It is impossible to discuss War Dogs without the inevitable comparisons to The Big Short, since both are serious-minded comedies by directors best known for...
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Three Reasons to Watch Colombia Magia Salvaje
Colombia Magia Salvaje is a great film in the way that it shows the audience new and wonderful things. While watching the film you are...
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Dude, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows Releases on DVD Sept. 20
Earlier this summer, everyone’s favorite heroes in a half shell made their return to the big screen with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the...
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Check Out the Trailer for Bad Santa 2
Billy Bob Thornton first brought chain-smoking, cheap whiskey guzzling anti-hero Willie Soke to life on the big screen in Bad Santa 13 years ago, and...
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Delve into the World of Charreria in Univision’s “Los Cowboys”
“Los Cowboys” is a bilingual online series that shows the world of charreria through the eyes of young Mexican Americans. The reality series streams on...
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Review: Margot Robbie’s Performance Saves Suicide Squad
Suicide Squad feels like a confession by Hollywood that they have finally run out of superheroes. It started with Superman, Batman and Spider-Man, three characters...
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Review: Nothing Unexpected in Jason Bourne
The release of The Bourne Identity in 2002 brought the spy genre into the modern era, freeing it from the stale world of what the...
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Anna Gunn and the Filmmakers of Equity Share Thoughts on Sexism in Wall Street and Hollywood
“There are no parallels,” Anna Gunn jokes about comparisons between the treatment of women in Wall Street and women in Hollywood. “I think they’re quite...
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Review: A Drama About Sexism in Wall Street – Equity
The setting of Equity at a fictionalized version of one of Wall Street’s biggest banks inevitably draws comparisons to The Big Short, the Academy Award-winning...
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Review: Nerve Is Clever, Brisk Summer Entertainment
Nerve involves one of the great American pastimes: engaging in moral panics of technology. As such, it is a perfectly timed film that coincides with...
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Review: The Best Part of Star Trek Beyond Is the Special Effects
Star Trek Beyond premieres today all over the the United States. It is an amazing adventure through outer space full of special effects that are...
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With the Release of Ice Age: Collision Course, This Could be the Most Prolific Year for Animated Films
July 22 sees the release of Ice Age: Collision Course. In the film, Scrat’s (Chris Wedge) epic pursuit of his elusive acorn catapults him outside...
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Animation Fans Won’t Want to Miss Special LAIKA Experience at Universal Studios Hollywood
If you loved Coraline, ParaNorman and The Boxtrolls, then I’m sure you already have Aug. 19 circled on your calendar. It’s the day that the...
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