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Matt Damon, Casey Affleck Go on the Run in ‘The Instigators’ Trailer
They play two thieves escaping after a heist gone wrong in director Doug Liman’s pic for Apple TV+, to bow on Aug. 9.
By Etan Vlessing
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‘The Imaginary’ Trailer Brings Hand-Drawn Animation to Netflix
The Japanese feature is based on the book from writer A.F. Harrold and artist by Emily Gravett.
By Aaron Couch
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‘The Shining’: THR’s 1980 Review
On June 13, 1980, Warner Bros. bowed Stanley Kubrick's psychological horror film in theaters nationwide.
By Arthur Knight
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Kate Winslet on Why Kissing Leonardo DiCaprio in ‘Titanic’ Was “Such a Mess”
The actress is sharing her thoughts after rewatching the "I’m flying" scene in James Cameron's 1997 Oscar-winning film.
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Wes Anderson Teases Next Movie, Reveals His Dream Author to Adapt in Annecy Chat
Fresh off his recent Oscar win, Wes Anderson made his first-ever visit to the Annecy Animation Festival, where he reminisced about his past while also sharing a bit about the shoot for his next feature. Anderson took part in a conversation Wednesday aimed at giving animation students insight into his upbringing, influences and pre-Hollywood projects. […]
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Ryan Gajewski
Marvel’s ‘Blade’ Loses Director Yann Demange
Blade is once again in search of new talent behind the camera. Filmmaker Yann Demange has exited the long-gestating project, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. The departure is described as amicable and happened some time ago. It’s the latest in a number of creative challenges for the project, which Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige announced […]
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‘Liza: A Truly Terrific Absolutely True Story’ Review: Liza Minnelli Doc Is a Full-Hearted Celebration That Will Hit Fans’ Sweet Spot
The showbiz survivor looks back on her life and career, her emergence from her mother’s shadow and the mentors who helped shape her megawatt persona.
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David Rooney
Colman Domingo on “Constantly” Receiving Scripts “About Slaveryand Being Queer”
When Colman Domingo chooses projects, he isn’t looking to be pigeonholed by his sexuality and identity. That’s why the Oscar-nominated actor recently told GQ that he sometimes questions the scripts that come across his desk at his production company Edith, which he co-runs with his husband Raúl Domingo. “The two things that I constantly get […]
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Carly Thomas
Animation at a Crossroads as Hope Mixes with Anxiety
As footage from DreamWorks Animation’s fall featureThe Wild Robot screened at the Annecy Animation Festival in France this week, big laughs — and later, audible sniffling — could be heard throughout the packed auditorium. With a passionate standing ovation immediately breaking out after the final scene, the audience reaction was a vote of confidence for […]
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Ryan Gajewski
Robert Pattinson, ‘Smile’ Filmmaker Parker Finn Team for Remake of ’80s Horror Movie ‘Possession’ (Exclusive)
Smile filmmaker Parker Finn is venturing into alien territory. Finn has quietly teamed with Robert Pattinson to remake Possession, the cult 1981 psychological supernatural horror movie written and directed by Polish filmmaker Andrzej Żuławski. The project has engaged the town’s attention, with a bidding war breaking out among A24, Netflix, Paramount, Sony and Warner Bros. […]
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Tony Lo Bianco, Actor in ‘The French Connection’ and ‘The Seven-Ups,’ Dies at 87
Tony Lo Bianco, the Brooklyn actor who oozed criminal charm in the gritty 1970s New York City dramasThe French ConnectionandThe Seven-Ups, has died. He was 87. Lo Bianco died Tuesday night of prostate cancer at his horse farm in Poolesville, Maryland, his wife, Alyse, told The Hollywood Reporter. Lo Bianco was also memorable as a […]
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Mike Barnes
Armando Silvestre, Actor in Mexican Movies and ‘Two Mules for Sister Sara,’ Dies at 98
Armando Silvestre, a busy actor in the Golden Age of Mexican Cinema who appeared with Clint Eastwood and Shirley MacLaine in Two Mules for Sister Sara, with Yul Brynner in Kings of the Sun and with Burt Lancaster in The Scalphunters, has died. He was 98. Silvestre died June 2 in Coronado, California, a representative […]
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Disney’s Live-Action ‘Moana’ Finds Star in Catherine Laga‘aia
After an extensive search, Disney has found the next Moana. Newcomer Catherine Laga‘aia will star as the titular character in the remake of the 2016 hit animated film. The 17-year-old actor hails from Sydney, Australia, and joins Dwayne Johnson in the feature, reprising his role as demigod Maui. “I’m really excited to embrace this character […]
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Aaron Couch
‘Inside Out 2’ Review: Pixar’s Psych Studies Pay Off Big Time in Delightful Sequel Set in Turbulent Early Adolescence
Amy Poehler is back as the voice of Joy, with a new whirl of emotions represented by Maya Hawke, Ayo Edebiri, Adèle Exarchopoulos and Paul Walter Hauser.
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David Rooney
Governors Awards: Academy Taps Bond Producers for Thalberg, Richard Curtis for Hersholt and Quincy Jones and Juliet Taylor for Honorary Oscars
The sibling Bond movie producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli have been tapped to receive the Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award, writer-director Richard Curtis will be feted with the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award and composer-producer Quincy Jones and casting director Juliet Taylor will receive honorary Oscars at the 2024 Governors Awards, the Academy of […]
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Sony Pictures Acquires Alamo Drafthouse Cinema in Landmark Deal That Puts Studios Back in Theater Game
In a groundbreaking moment, Sony Pictures Entertainment has acquired Alamo Drafthouse Cinema in a deal that puts a major Hollywood studio back in the business of owning a movie theater for the first time in more than 75 years with certain exceptions. From 1948 until 2020, the U.S. Department of Justice prohibited film distributors from […]
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