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'The 'Inside Out' TV series is coming sooner than you think — and I can't wait to watch it

We're getting an "Inside Out" spinoff show soon, and I can't wait to see what Pixar has in store for "Dream Productions".

Tom’s Guide

Joe Alwyn Says He's "So Lucky to Be Close" to Taylor Swift's Pal Emma Stone

They've starred in two movies together.

Marie Claire

Paris arthouse cinema La Clef to reopen after buyout from squatters’ collective

Filmmakers and students evicted by police in 2022 make a triumphant return to the historic venue after raising funds to buy it for €2.7m

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5 Years Ago, a Legendary Filmmaker Made the Best Spy Thriller You Haven’t Seen

Luc Besson is famous for making 'The Fifth Element' and 'La Femme Nikita,' but one of his more recent thrillers deserves reappraisal.

Inverse

One of the '80s most beloved fantasy films is getting a new comic adaptation

Jim Henson's Labyrinth is coming back to comics

Total Film

Alien: Romulus could be the back-to-basics Alien reboot we’ve all been waiting for

After so many disappointments, whisper it, but on the evidence of a sneak peek, this could be the episode to remind us all why we loved these movies

The Guardian - UK

Marvel's Blade reboot was originally set in the '20s with Mia Goth playing a deep-cut comics villain

It’s due to be rewritten

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‘Sexy, sweaty and surprising – with a really big ending’: readers’ best films of 2024 so far

From jazzy anime to an unfilmable sci-fi epic, a poignant film without dialogue and the silliest LGBTQ+ movie you’ll ever see

The Guardian - UK

‘I kept trying to quit that damn job’: Donald Sutherland’s scene-stealing role in Pride and Prejudice

Actor starred as the weary but gentle father to Elizabeth Bennet and her sisters in the popular 2005 adaptation of Jane Austen’s novel

The Independent UK

"Hotel Cocaine": The New Crime Series Unveiling How Miami Made Its First Money - Interview

Interviews with Chris Brancato, Guillermo Navarro, Danny Pino and Yul Vazquéz about their series "Hotel Cocaine", based in late 70´s Miami

Latin Times

Hollywood didn’t know exactly what to do with Donald Sutherland – so they did everything with him

I don’t think Hollywood knew what to do with Donald Sutherland, who has died at age 88. He was not your classically handsome A-list actor like contemporaries Warren Beatty or Robert Redford, nor was he solely suited to the “tough guy” roles such as Robert De Niro, Al Pacino or…

The Conversation

Matthew McConaughey Got So Tired of Starring in Only Romantic Comedies That He Almost Quit Hollywood Altogether, He Says

He considered teaching high school or working as a “wildlife guide” as an alternative to being forever typecast.

Marie Claire

A huge shark terrorises people in new French hit Under Paris. When will we stop villainising these animals?

Another year, another movie with a shark in the leading role.

The Conversation

Drag Me to Hell star reacts to ‘disgusting’ behind-the-scenes footage of live maggots sprayed in her mouth

‘Thanks for reminding me,’ Allison Lohman tweeted

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The Guardian - UK

Donald Sutherland was an irreplaceable aristocrat of cinema

The late actor was a commanding and versatile presence on the big screen, perfecting everything from villainy to sensuality in films such as Don’t Look Now and Klute

The Independent UK

Donald Sutherland: Chameleonic actor and anti-war activist who combined charm with menace

The Canadian star of ‘Klute’, ‘M*A*S*H*’, ‘Invasion of the Body Snatchers’ and ‘The Hunger Games’ – who has died at the age of 88 – leaves behind a legacy of cinematic classics and progressive politics, writes Kevin E G Perry

Inverse

Russell Crowe Almost Saves The Most Absurd Demonic Thriller of the Year

Russell Crowe stars in a meta-horror movie inspired by William Friedkin's 'The Exorcist.' But despite Crowe's best efforts, the goofy horror-drama finds a fun balance before petering out.

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How to watch The Bikeriders

Austin Butler, Jodie Comer and Tom Hardy ride to the big screen with the new movie The Bikeriders. Here's how you can watch.

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Total Film

Something in the Water review: "Bridesmaids meets Jaws in an unmemorable thriller"

Tom’s Guide

One of the best sci-fi movies ever just crashed Prime Video’s top 10

One of the best sci-fi movies ever lands in Prime Video’s top 10 — and it’s an epic space adventure worth experiencing.

The Guardian - AU

The Emu War review – wall-to-wall silliness that will make you laugh-out loud, sometimes

This viscerally cockamamie comedy maintains enjoyable momentum, even when gun-toting puppet birds begin to attack

The Independent UK

The Bikeriders review: Tom Hardy and Austin Butler lead a tough, tender American tragedy

Jeff Nichols’s drama, also starring Jodie Comer and Mike Faist, rejects outright nostalgia and focuses on characters merely looking for and holding onto love

The Independent UK

The Exorcism review: Russell Crowe makes his second Catholic demon-hunting film in a year worth watching

While this new film lacks the Italian-accented camp of 2023’s ‘The Pope’s Exorcist’, it makes up for it with some decent B-movie thrills... at least until its climax

The Guardian - UK

Unoriginal sins: why does Russell Crowe keep making exorcism movies?

The Pope’s Exorcist seduced Netflix last year. Now The Exorcism is aiming to cast a similarly dark spell. Our hero is becoming quite the demon for such projects

Inverse

50 Years Ago, an Iconic Neo-Noir Thriller Shocked Audiences — And Changed the Genre Forever

Roman Polanski's bleak 1974 masterpiece Chinatown set new standards for the film noir genre. And half a century later, it hasn't been topped.

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