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New 'Star Wars' Movie in Talks With 'Sleight' Director and 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' Writer – Report
Lucasfilm has reportedly tapped filmmaker J.D. Dillard and scribe Matt Owens, but details remain shrouded in mystery.
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Television'Babies' Review: Clinical Netflix Doc Series About Toddlers Puts Academics Over Experiences
This six-part journey through the early lives of tiny humans overestimates the rousing nature of peer-reviewed studies.
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AwardsHBO Officially Deems 'Watchmen' a Limited Series, Shaking Up Emmy Race
And limited series is exactly where the show should be competing.
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FilmIn Berlin, Margaret Qualley Has Star Power and the Germans Will Lecture If You're Late
Margaret Qualley is the best thing about opening-night movie "My Salinger Year," and the European Film Market is bustling.
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Television'Friends' Reunion Special Officially Set for HBO Max With Full Cast Returning
The gang is headed back to Stage 24 for an unscripted special, just in time for the classic series' debut on HBO Max.
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Television'Gentefied' Review: Fall in Love With the Morales Family in Netflix's Hip Comedy
Gentrification comes for East L.A. in this charming bilingual comedy about one family's identity crisis, executive produced by America Ferrera.
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Film'Brahms: The Boy II' Review: A Sequel No One Needed Inside a Thriller No One Will Understand
The creepy doll tortures a new family (and new star Katie Holmes), but this time without a sense of humor or even much sense at all.
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Television'Bad Education' Teaser: Hugh Jackman Enters the Emmy Race as a High School Boss Caught in a Scandal
Cory Finley's film, which sold out of the Toronto Film Festival for nearly $20 million, hits HBO on April 25.
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Film‘Minamata’ Review: Johnny Depp's Gonzo Performance Can’t Rescue an Overzealous Biopic
Berlin: War photographer W. Eugene Smith's seminal work deserves a celebration, but this maudlin misfire isn't it.
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FilmBerlin 2020: What Makes This Massive Film Festival Different From the Rest? — IndieWire's Movie Podcast
Screen Talk, episode 280: The Berlin Film Festival is nothing like Cannes, but it attracts thousands of people and big expectations. Here's why it's worth following the buzz.
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Television'Picard': The Most Violent 'Star Trek' Scene Ever, and Why Seven of Nine’s Story Needed It
Supervising producer Kirsten Beyer talks about the difficulty of writing Jeri Ryan's Seven of Nine 20 years later in the character's story.
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FilmMonths Before 'Inception,' 'Shutter Island' Delivered an Ambiguous Ending That Haunts 10 Years Later
The "Inception" ending dominated movie headlines in 2010, but "Shutter Island" opened months earlier and had a similar last moment that continues to perplex.
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Chef Massimo Bottura Comes to Beverly Hills With Gucci Osteria
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Sanders Denounces Reported Russian Election Interference by ‘Thug’ Putin
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Writers’ Strike Could Accelerate Scripted Programming’s Decline On Linear Television
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Fresh Off the Boat Series Finale Recap: Cooking Up a Bright Future
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‘Hunters’ premiere: Al Pacino, Logan Lerman and Jordan Peele unveil Nazi-hunting new series
