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'Cats' and 'Dolittle': Here's How Box-Office Losers Happen
Studios keep falling into the same traps as they try to find ways to pull moviegoers into theaters.
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NewsEthan Hawke Considers 'Before' Trilogy Epilogue Film Series About 'Second Half of Your Life'
A fourth movie in the story of Jesse and Celine is not out of the cards just yet.
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Film'The Last Full Measure' Review: Sebastian Stan and Ed Harris Lead a Bad War Movie With Good Intentions
Ed Harris, William Hurt, and the late Peter Fonda all appear in this dull reminder that bad movies are often made with the best intentions.
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FilmSundance 2020: The LGBTQ Films We Can't Wait to See in Park City
From Josephine Decker's latest invention to Laverne Cox's history of trans cinema, the year in queer film is off to a bright start.
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FilmAll Sundance 2019 Films Combined Grossed a Third of the 'Avengers: Endgame' Opening Weekend
The 2019 titles grossed $125 million, down from more than $200 million in 2018. How much of the festival's future lies in streaming?
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Film'Vitalina Varela' Exclusive Trailer: Pedro Costa Returns With Award-Winning Festival Favorite
After winning the Locarno Film Festival, "Vitalina Varela" next heads to Sundance.
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Television'Awkwafina Is Nora From Queens' Review: Comedy Central Series Is as Awkward as Its Title
Lacking narrative consistency and the storytelling savvy to deliver chaotic laughs, Awkwafina's TV debut is a bit of a mess.
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FilmTerry Jones Dies at 77: John Cleese, Edgar Wright, and More Honor 'Monty Python' Icon
Jones co-dircted "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" with Terry Gilliam.
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TelevisionTCA 2020: The Winners and Losers of the Winter Press Tour
The TCA Winter Press Tour confirmed 2020 will be one of the busiest years in television history.
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Brand ContentDropbox Returns to Sundance to Celebrate the Art of Collaboration
The presenting sponsor of the IndieWire Studio at the Sundance Film Festival is providing the tools filmmakers need to better organize their productions.
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Television'Little America' Producers on TV's Potential to Change People's Minds
“First and foremost we set out to make something that was entertaining,” showrunner Lee Eisenberg said.
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Film'Cane River': A Forgotten Black Director's Only Film Resurfaces After Being Lost for 40 years
Oscilloscope Laboratories has acquired the restored film for a theatrical run to begin in February.
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Ex-Grammy Chief Neil Portnow Responds to Rape Allegations
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Jedi Fight for Survival in New Trailer for Final Season of ‘Star Wars: The Clone Wars’
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‘Narcos’ Producer Gaumont To Turn Sandra Cisneros Novel ‘The House on Mango Street’ Into TV Series
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Superstore Cordially Invites You to Sandra's Wedding — First Look
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Animated short ‘Hair Love’ made Oscar history for Black filmmakers AND pro athletes, but can it win like Kobe Bryant?
