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Few upcoming kids’ movies have sparked as much controversy as Disney’s live-action remake of Snow White. The film has faced backlash from the start, beginning with the casting of Rachel Zegler as Snow White and escalating when fans saw the entirely CGI Dwarfs. Now, thousands of viewers are voicing their frustration over a significant shift
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Columbia Pictures’ Venom: The Last Dance is essentially going day-and-date in China on October 23. The pic hits domestic theaters on Oct. 25. The first Venom in 2018 received a China grossing close to $270M unadjusted for inflation; the first Tom Hardy movie repping just over a third of the Marvel movie’s $856M global gross. The post-Covid
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As audiences prepare to watch Monica Bellucci’s dazzling villainy in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, her spot on the 2024 movie schedule has also been an opportunity to look back. So of course, someone asked Ms. Bellucci about her role in the history of James Bond movies, via her appearance in Spectre. Strangely enough, it’s this line of
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Mike Flanagan‘s track record adapting the works of Stephen King isn’t just impressive because the movies he has made are independently phenomenal works that reflect a perfect understanding of the source material; it’s also because of the titles that he chooses are exceptionally challenging to adapt. His first, Gerald’s Game, is a story set almost
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Denzel Washington has long been regarded as one of the world’s finest actors, and it’s not hard to see why. The public at large has been blessed with some great performances from Washington over the years and, through his efforts, he’s earned two Oscars, a Tony Award and much more. Washington has done so much
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Docs are prominent among specialty releases this weekend with South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker renovating a massive Mexican restaurant and creative takes on psychics, oysters, Abraham Lincoln and Casablanca bread riots. The Thicket starring Peter Dinklage marks Tubi Films’ first non-day-and-date release. French Canadian chiller Red Rooms gets a U.S bow from
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Jennifer Lopez never fails to deliver jaw-dropping red-carpet moments, and her appearance at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) was no exception. The triple-threat star graced the special event for her upcoming 2024 movie release, Unstoppable, with a dazzling, disco-inspired gown that sent all the right signals: glam, glitz and endless allure. The dress blends
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Method dressing has been having a moment. Between Margot Robbie in her Barbiecore and Zendaya’s looks, like her green tennis dress for Challengers, we’ve seen it done so well in many different ways. However, Jenna Ortega’s style choices to promote her latest movie Beetlejuice Beetlejuice have to be my favorite. Now, for her final look
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Any time a movie like Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is announced, fans of the original are usually the first to ask a question familiar to anyone who’s worked on a legacyquel: “Why?” With several decades passing since director Tim Burton’s horror-comedy blockbuster struck it big, the many false starts of this return trip to the afterlife have
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Ah, the famed Venice Film Festival standing ovation. The famed standing ovation is often used as a metric for the quality of the highly-anticipated movies that premiere there. But, the amount of applause a movie gets doesn’t always equal the overall quality of the films themselves. That being said, this week there were already two
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Being a celebrity definitely has its downsides, especially when one’s personal life becomes a public matter. Celebrities like Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have experienced this, although the A-list pair that’s been making the most headlines as of late are Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez. That celebrity couple have officially split, with JLo filing for
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After directing an entire trilogy of Spider-Man movies for Marvel, writer/director Jon Watts seemed to have needed a well deserved break from costumed heroics. Opting to make his new Apple TV+ crime dramedy Wolfs instead of the comic book franchise’s take on Fantastic Four, Watts has returned to his non-costumed hero roots. That said, he
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Even with all the exciting upcoming horror movie premieres and spooky TV shows on the way, it’s impossible not to return to all-time classics and personal favorites that haven’t been seen in a while. To start getting into the All-Hallows spirit with my wife and 13-year-old daughter, I threw on the George Romero-directed, Stephen King-scripted
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