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Academy Board of Governors Changes Rules for 92nd Oscars -- Without Spielberg
The Board of Governors continues to open up voting for nominations, and changed one category from foreign language to international feature.
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TelevisionGeorge R.R. Martin Wishes 'Game of Thrones' Aired 'A Few More Seasons' Before Ending TV Run
With the HBO fantasy series coming to an end, its author remains wistful about saying goodbye.
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Film‘Avengers: Endgame’: How a Six-Year Journey to Decide Who Lives and Who Dies Ended With a Party
Talent from all corners of the Disney empire was on hand to celebrate the "Avengers" finale — including Ryan Coogler, who waxed rhapsodic about Thor.
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Television‘Cobra Kai’ Creators Tease a New Arena for the ‘Explosiveness’ of Action in Season 2
Daniel LaRusso and Johnny Lawrence take their rivalry to the next level in the YouTube Premium series premiering April 24.
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Film‘Avengers: Endgame’ Review: A Messy Love Letter to the Biggest Movie Franchise of the Century
After the monumental cliffhanger of "Infinity War," the Marvel Cinematic Universe concludes its latest phase with an epic nostalgia trip.
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FilmHow the Composer of 'Shazam!' Could be the Heir to Zimmer and Williams
Hans Zimmer protege Benjamin Wallfisch geeked out on John Williams and Jerry Goldsmith in composing seven themes for the upbeat DC superhero hit.
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FilmLeonardo DiCaprio Eyes Lead Role in Guillermo del Toro's 'Nightmare Alley'
Del Toro is remaking the 1947 movie of the same name.
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FilmDoug Liman's $100M 'Chaos Walking' Undergoes Reshoots After First Cut Deemed 'Unreleasable' — Report
Lionsgate's next great hope for a successful YA adaptation has already been pushed back to a TBD 2020 release date.
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TelevisionDuring Peak TV, Are Shorter Episode Runtimes Better? – IndieWire Critics Survey
Shows are no longer beholden to the strict 22- or 42-minute network runtime, for better or for worse.
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Film'The Lion King' Is Not a Live-Action Movie, But Will Likely Compete as One at 2020 Oscars
The director is aiming for the same kind of "naturalistic realism" that won his "Jungle Book" the VFX Oscar.
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ToolkitHow the Marvel Cinematic Universe Changed Hollywood's Concept of an Action Director
13 years and 28 blockbusters after Jon Favreau was handed “Iron Man,” it’s easy to see how Marvel has redefined the role of action director.
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Film'Body at Brighton Rock' Review: A Survival Horror Movie with the Fun Heart of an '80s Slasher
Roxanne Benjamin's feature directorial debut feels like a throwback to a time when horror movies weren't afraid to bop around and have fun.
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‘Avengers: Endgame’ Tops Studios’ TV Ad Spending
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See Mumford & Sons’ Intimate Record Store Sets in ’12 Years Strong’ Short Film
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Netflix Wins As Academy Leaves Oscar Eligibility Rule Unchanged
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The Voice Live Cross Battles Results Recap: The Top 24 Revealed at Last — Plus, Who'd Blake Shelton Steal Back?
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Shirley MacLaine movies: 20 greatest films ranked worst to best
