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'Zeroville' Review: James Franco’s Psychedelic Ode to Classic Hollywood Is a Train Wreck
Arriving in theaters five years after it was shot, James Franco's "Zeroville" ruins a great book about the mythic power of the movies.
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Film‘Gemini Man’: Ang Lee On the Challenges of Making His 'Will Smith Clone Movie'
Ang Lee unveiled "Gemini Man" to journalists today and explained why he was drawn again to high frame rates cinematography and creating a 23-year-old Will Smith.
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Film‘Rambo: Last Blood’ Review: Stallone’s Angry Icon Hits Rock Bottom in Dreary Finale
Rambo’s cartoonish action feats may have been riveting in the Reagan years, but these days, they’re just a tiresome slog.
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FilmBrad Pitt Says It's a Mistake to Judge Films Based on Opening Weekend Box Office
Brad Pitt cares more about "Ad Astra" being talked about a decade from now than "Ad Astra" dominating the box office over its debut weekend.
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Television'Real Housewives' Live: Molly Shannon, Vanessa Bayer and More Are Divine — Listen
Andy Cohen hosted a "Real Housewives of New York City" live reading, cast with many of our national treasures of comedic actresses.
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TelevisionBET+ Launch: General Manager Devin Griffin Gears Up to Join the Streaming Wars
In a highly competitive environment, BET Networks is launching its own SVOD service on September 19.
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FilmAndy Serkis Says Motion Capture Should Give Disabled Actors 'Great Opportunities'
The filmmaker and actor spoke about issues raised by motion capture technology during the IBC Show in Amsterdam.
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Film'Downton Abbey' Goes From Small Screen to King-Sized for Its Cinematic Debut
Director Michael Engler discusses what the film's royal visit would require and filming in places diehard fans haven't seen before.
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Film‘A Rainy Day in New York’ Review: Woody Allen’s Latest Comedy Is Mediocre and Out of Touch
Timothée Chalamet and Elle Fanning show up onscreen swaddled in tweed and smelling of mothballs in Allen's antiquated comedy, which has no U.S. distributor but opens this week in Paris.
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Television'The Boondocks' to Air Two New Seasons on HBO Max
"The Boondocks" revival is the latest in a string of popular shows that are being rebooted for various streaming services.
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Film'Always Be My Maybe' Director Nahnatchka Khan Lands Netflix Film Deal After Success of Rom-Com
The "Fresh Off the Boat" creator is in high demand: She inked an eight-figure TV deal with Universal earlier this year.
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Film'Knives Out' Trailer: Five Clues to Pay Attention to in Newest Look at Rian Johnson's Whodunnit
While the latest trailer for the crowdpleaser doesn't give too much away, it's loaded with key clues for curious moviegoers to dig into now.
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Lionsgate Hires ‘A Quiet Place’ Producer Aaron Janus as Senior VP of Production
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Gun Violence Costs the U.S. Economy Over $200 Billion Annually: Report
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DirecTV Sale Scenarios Heat Up After Dish Commentary, Activist Pressure On AT&T
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TVLine Items: True Blood Vet Joins 9-1-1 Spinoff, Grey's Return and More
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Emmy episode analysis: Anna Chlumsky (‘Veep’) exercises her right to choose in ‘Pledge’
