Film + TV
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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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Maria Bello Thinks There’s “Nothing Cheesy” About Lights Out
When the lights are out, what could be hiding in the shadows? This question is answered in Lights Out, the feature film debut for director...
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Answer the Call When You See the Ecto-1 at Universal CityWalk
The new Ecto-1 has been making its rounds around town to promote the new Ghostbusters movie, and you can see it on display now in...
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Review: I Ain’t Afraid of No Ghostbusters Reboot
When there’s something strange in your neighborhood, who ya gonna call? This summer, we’re calling Kristen Wiig, Melissa McCarthy, Kate McKinnon, Chris Hemsworth (in a...
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Review: An Intimate Portrait of an Affair – How He Fell in Love
Infidelity is such a great subject for films because it allows for intrigue, conflict and sex. It’s an inherently compelling subject that often serves as...
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Sandra Echeverría Shares Experiences from the Making of The Secret Life of Pets
Sandra Echeverría makes her Hollywood debut in the animated film The Secret Life of Pets, which is now in theaters. Echeverría, who has a long...
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Review: Forbidden: Undocumented and Queer in Rural America – An Essential Documentary
The way that many Americans view politics is more as a spectator sport than anything else. Political positions can often serve more as a signaling...
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It’s Ladies Night with Ghostbusters at TCL Chinese Theatre
The premiere of the new Ghostbusters film just took place last weekend at the famed TCL Chinese Theatre in the heart of Hollywood, but the...
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The Jungle Book Roars onto DVD This August
It’s extremely difficult to take a film that is a truly beloved childhood favorite and remake it into something just as captivating. Director Jon Favreau...
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Alexander Skarsgård Goes From Off the Grid to the Jungles of the Congo in The Legend of Tarzan
Alexander Skarsgård has crossed a lot of items off his bucket list. Brief child acting career. Check. Served in the Swedish military. Check. Studied in...
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Review: Steven Spielberg Returns to Form with The BFG
The name Steven Spielberg has long been synonymous with mainstream family entertainment that takes a sentimental look at the world, often through the eyes of...
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Recap of Street Food Cinema’s Kung Fu Panda 3 DVD Event
June 25th, 2016 was the perfect day for a movie at the park. Street Food Cinema kicked off the first week of summer with Kung...
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Celebrate 100 Years of Roald Dahl as The BFG Is Set to Release in Theaters
This September marks the 100th birthday of beloved British author Roald Dahl, and next Friday fans of the writer, Walt Disney and Steven Spielberg all...
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Behind the Scenes of Independence Day: Resurgence with Producer Marco Shepherd
The summer blockbuster as it exists today is defined by two different eras: first by the release of Jaws and Star Wars in the ‘70s,...
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Actress and Oscar-Nominated Producer, Christa Campbell, Stars in the New Thriller, Citrus Springs
In the new thriller, Citrus Springs, a psychiatrist in the quaint suburban town of Citrus Springs, Jean (Oscar Nominee Christa Campbell), longs to move back...
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Watch the 10 Cloverfield Lane DVD on the Edge of Your Seat
One of the most surefire ways of turning up the heat on a summer romance is sitting down to watch a scary movie together at...
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Review: Zombie Parody and Military Film Range 15 Is Made for Right Now
There is no greater proof that Range 15 is a product of its time than the fact that it is a horror comedy about the...
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Director James Wan Hopes The Conjuring 2 Is Something Different
In The Conjuring 2, Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga reprise their roles as the real-life paranormal investigation team, Ed and Lorraine Warren. The Warrens travel...
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George Lopez Returns Home to TV with “Lopez”
George Lopez is one of the most famous comedians in the world. He’s back on TV with his second sitcom, “Lopez.” The series follows a...
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Review: Warcraft Satisfies Devotees of the Video Game
The Lord of the Rings movies were to the early 2000s what the Marvel movies are to the present cinematic landscape, a cultural touchstone that...
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Reasons to Own Hail, Caesar! on DVD, Blu-ray and Digital HD
The DVD, Blu-ray and Digital HD of the Coen brothers’ most recent feature, Hail, Caesar!, hits stores this week. Centering around the disappearance of a...
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Director Duncan Jones Gives Fantasy a New Feel and Voice with Warcraft
The makers of Warcraft, the film adaptation of the popular video game series first introduced in 1994 on the MS-DOS platform, were less concerned about...
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Review: Not Only Does The Conjuring 2 Not Suck, It’s Actually Scary Good
When a sequel is announced, I roll my eyes. When a horror sequel is announced, I usually find the announcement much scarier than the movie...
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Anne Hathaway Wants to Change the Narrative with Films Like Alice Through the Looking Glass
Anne Hathaway is back for her second turn as the White Queen. For her first turn, in Alice in Wonderland, the film won Oscars for...
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Review – Apocalypse Pow!: This X-Men Packs a Punch
I review movies, but I don’t consider myself a “critic.” Part of the reason is that I don’t agree with critics a lot of the...
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Review: Alice Through the Looking Glass Is Eye Candy for the ADHD Set
When Alice in Wonderland made over a billion dollars worldwide back in 2010, a sequel was inevitable. The surprise was that it took six years...
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