All posts tagged "Film + TV"
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Make a Small-Budget Film Look Like a Big-Budget Blockbuster with Media Toaster
Filmmakers looking to save time and cut costs, without sacrificing quality, need to look no further. Media Toaster, a one-stop post-production studio, gives new and seasoned storytellers...
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Director, Cast Talk Rings Blu-Ray Combo Pack Release
Before he was even officially signed on to direct the new Rings flick, Spanish director F. Javier Gutiérrez already had something in mind with what...
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Top 5 Movies by Terry Gilliam
Terry Gilliam has had his fair share of filming mishaps, box office flops, and harsh critics. But in spite of those challenges, he’s still managed...
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Review: Hunter Lee Hughes’ Guys Reading Poems Has Superb Visual Style
For a film that relies so heavily on the spoken word, what Guys Reading Poems most resembles is a silent film in its use of...
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Review: How to Be a Latin Lover Balances Unabashed Sentiment with Broad Comedy
One can rarely say this about a movie about a main character who is essentially a gigolo, but How to Be a Latin Lover is...
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Eight Exciting Facts About Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 From the Cast
During the recent press tour for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, the film’s cast and creative team talked to journalists about one of the...
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Watch Beatriz at Dinner Movie Trailer
The Beatriz at Dinner trailer is here, and it is a must watch! Beatriz at Dinner, an American-Canadian comedy film directed by Miguel Arteta from...
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Baywatch Slow Mo Marathon in L.A.
You can run. But can you run slowly? Now is your ultimate chance with this Saturday’s Baywatch Slow Mo Marathon in L.A. The total distance...
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Unforgettable: A ‘Powerful’ Experience for Star Rosario Dawson
In the new psychological thriller Unforgettable, Katherine Heigl stars as Tessa Connover, a woman barely coping with the end of her marriage when her ex-husband,...
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Transformers: The Last Knight: Watch the New Trailer
The fresh, new trailer for Transformers: The Last Knight is here. Transformers: The Last Knight, which director Michael Bay filmed Filmed with IMAX 3D cameras,...
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Preview: La Muerte de un Burócrata at the Palace Theatre
On Wednesday, June 14 at 8 p.m., the Palace Theatre in downtown Los Angeles is scheduled to screen Cuba’s La Muerte de un Burócrata. This...
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Star Tucker Albrizzi, Special Effects Supervisor J.D. Schwalm Talk Monster Trucks
Not only is Monster Trucks a science-fiction film, but it also sports quite the load of action and comedy, led by Lucas Till, Jane Levy...
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Review: The Best Epic Adventure Film in Ages, The Lost City of Z
The name Percy Fawcett is largely unknown to Americans, but the influence of the English geographer and archaeologist is keenly felt, in no small part...
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Review: Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham Shine By Mixing Heroism with Comic Relief in The Fate of the Furious
It should be noted that The Fate of the Furious is a completely preposterous movie, and that is exactly how it should be. The appeal...
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Review: Cézanne and I, Another Fine Example of French Cinema
French cinema has a long-standing and well-earned reputation for innovation. It is, after all, the country that gave movies the New Wave, Cahiers du Cinema,...
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Interview: Spanish Animator Albert Colomer Discusses The Boss Baby
As soon as we found out that Tom McGrath would direct The Boss Baby, most of us immediately sensed that the public would be in...
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Review: The Boss Baby Provides a Bit of Nostalgia
Let’s start with the plot: A baby and his 7-year-old brother have to join forces in order to take down the villainous Puppy Co. CEO....
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Review: Scarlett Johansson Cements Action-Star Status in Ghost in the Shell
In looking at the career of Scarlett Johansson, two films set in Tokyo act as bookends that illustrate the career of the actress thus far....
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Review: Power Rangers Entertains But Doesn’t Step Out of the Box
Full disclosure: As a child of the ‘90s, I was far more partial to the madcap absurdity of the WB Cartoon lineup (“Animaniacs,” “Freakazoid,” etc.)...
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Review: Like Alien, Life Is Horror Dressed as Science Fiction
It is easy to assume that Life could be a very different movie, based on the recent resurgence of prestige movies about outer space. Gravity,...
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Review: The Belko Experiment Aims for Shock and Fun but Doesn’t Hit Target
There’s been a lot of comparisons of The Belko Experiment to the great satirical killing spree in Battle Royale but with the humor of “Office...
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Review: Beauty and the Beast Is Enjoyable But Odd
Disney is releasing a new live-action adaptation of their classic animated feature Beauty and the Beast this week. While hopes are up for there to...
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The Belko Experiment Cast and Crew on the Violent Office Film
It’s a bloody office affair in The Belko Experiment, and Living Out Loud – LA got a chance to sit down with the cast and...
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Review: Kong: Skull Island Is a Refreshing Delight
One would easily be forgiven for believing that the last thing the world needs is yet another King Kong movie, especially since the Peter Jackson...
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Tom Hiddleston’s Studious Approach to Kong: Skull Island
Tom Hiddleston approaches everything with the enthusiasm of an eager student, including his leading role in Kong: Skull Island as a British SAS officer helping...
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Interview: Costume Designer Neysa Bové Talks Moana
As soon as Neysa Bové joined Walt Disney Animation Studios in 2014, she quickly became an imperative part of Disney’s animated feature Moana. “I was...
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Samuel L. Jackson Talks Hollywood Legends, Franchises and Kong: Skull Island
Samuel L. Jackson has been one of the most recognizable and prolific actors in Hollywood for the past 25 years, and on the set of...
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