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Phase 4 Buys Anna Paquin's "Free Ride"
It's the first film produced by CASM, Paquin's production company with Stephen Moyer.
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Watch: The Trailer for 'True Blood' Season Six Finds Humanity at War With the Vampires
"True Blood" returns to HBO for its sixth season on June 16, its first without creator Alan Ball ("Six Feet Under") in the role of showrunner (though he'll continue to serve as an executive producer).
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Anna Paquin, Ellen Page & Shawn Ashmore Return For 'X-Men: Days Of Future Past'
Well, it looks like the gang's all here. Rumors ran rampant that Bryan Singer's "X-Men: Days Of Future Past" would be bringing back a number of the series' more well-known characters, with Hugh Jackman confirmed to appear alongside Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellan. But Bryan Singer has confirmed via...
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TRUE BLOOD RECAP 6: HOPELESS
Tonight’s meh "True Blood" was proof double-O positive of the Law of Fives. Seriously, if physicists applied themselves, I trust they’d find the Law of Fives almost as immutable as the Law of Gravity, and not nearly as funny.
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'Margaret': Extended Cut Vs. Theatrical Cut - What's Different, New & Changed?
Last night at the Sunshine Cinema in New York, Indiewire hosted a special event for the home video debut of Kenneth Lonergan's troubled epic "Margaret," which included the very first screening of the new "extended cut" (it's not exactly a director's cut of the film, read our interview with Lonergan ...
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Margaret—DVD review
I’m a latecomer to Kenneth Lonergan’s 'Margaret', having missed its brief appearance in theaters last year (after a five-to-six year delay) but it’s not too late for me to sing its praises. It has its flaws, but I defy you to find a more intelligent or impassioned American film this year.
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TRUE BLOOD RECAP 5: LET'S BOOT AND RALLY
It always sucks to be Lafayette. And lately, Nelsan Ellis’s acting has been suffering as he tries to carry this impossible weight.
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TRUE BLOOD RECAP 4: WE'LL MEET AGAIN
Alan Ball’s a believer. Now on his last season as the major domo of "True Blood," he continues to see no reason at all why Big Themes and literary stuff can’t coexist with camp, bodice ripper romance, Hammer gore camp and a Ken-Russell-esque free-for-all approach to fantastic filmmaking.
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TRUE BLOOD RECAP 3: WHATEVER I AM, YOU MADE ME
This week’s "True Blood" suffered a bit from "Game of Thrones" syndrome—too many people, parts and ideas for all of them to properly register—but boy howdy were they mostly fine, fun and full of portent of freaky things to com
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TRUE BLOOD RECAP 2: AUTHORITY ALWAYS WINS
You know the endlessly self-amused Nazi Christoph Waltz played in "Inglourious Basterds"? Well, someone over at "True Blood" casting found a prim-o Waltz-alike in the actor Christopher Heyerdahl.
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