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'The Art of Self-Defense' Trailer: Jesse Eisenberg Is a Neurotic 'Karate Kid'
In Riley Stearns' follow-up to the quirky cult thriller "Faults," Eisenberg gives his wildest performance to date.
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FilmChristopher Nolan’s Action Epic Is Titled ‘Tenet,’ Hoyte van Hoytema and Ludwig Göransson Sign On
Nolan regular Michael Caine is also joining the cast after sitting out "Dunkirk."
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Film'Matthias & Maxime' Review: Xavier Dolan's Romantic but Unfocused Return to Form
Xavier Dolan returns to form with a touching drama about two bros whose friendship changes after they kiss each other in a student film.
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Television'Late Night Casserole' Is the Most Gleefully Bizarre 12 Minutes of TV You'll See This Week - Watch
It's the latest in a distinct "Late Night with Seth Meyers" tradition of all-encompassing, chaos-embracing segments.
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Film'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker': Billie Lourd Refused to Let J.J. Abrams Cut Her Scenes With Carrie Fisher
Abrams was originally going to cut out scenes featuring Lourd and her late mother, but the actress wanted them to remain.
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TelevisionHBO Boss Expected 'Game of Thrones' Season 8 Backlash, Shuts Down Potential Arya Sequel
HBO is developing prequels to "Game of Thrones," but no direct sequel will happen on the network.
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Film'The Nightingale' First Trailer: Jennifer Kent's Brutal Revenge Tale Goes Into Heart of Darkness
Kent's much-anticipated followup to her "The Babadook" is harrowing and horrific, but it's also got a major performance to drive it.
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Film'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' to Feature Knights of Ren, Keri Russell and Richard E. Grant's Roles Revealed
After being first mentioned in "The Force Awakens," the villainous Knights of Ren will have a major presence in the new "Star Wars" movie.
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Film'Portrait of a Lady on Fire': Neon and Hulu Buy Céline Sciamma's Hot Cannes Title, Plan Full Awards Push
The lauded Competition title will also get a "traditional theatrical release" this year in the U.S.
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Film'Brightburn' Review: Gruesome Superman Revisionist History Never Quite Takes Off
James Gunn produced the twisted horror film — written by his one of his own brothers and a cousin — and the superhero scarefest could use more of his wit.
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Film'Aladdin' Review: Will Smith Steals the Show in Guy Ritchie's Unexpectedly Fun Remake
Mena Massoud and Naomi Scott are mostly charming as a modernized Aladdin and Jasmine, but it's Smith's full force performance that stands out.
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Film'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' Delivers a Mega Movie Star Bromance: Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt
Cannes: Quentin Tarantino's latest delivers a sprawling look at sixties Hollywood, but it's twin stars DiCaprio and Pitt that shine brightest.
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Christopher Nolan’s New Film Casts Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Kenneth Branagh
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Trump’s Tax Returns: Leaked IRS Memo Says Releasing Them Is ‘Mandatory’
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Christopher Nolan’s New Movie Gets A Title, Final Cast As Shooting Begins
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Ratings: NCIS Tops Tuesday With Finale, The Voice Hits Finale Low
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‘Once Upon a Time . . . in Hollywood’ premieres at Cannes and the critical concensus is primo Tarantino!
