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Patrick Stewart’s Worst-Ever Movie Is Rising Up The Netflix Ranks
Patrick Stewart is a classically-trained actor with an extensive background in Shakespeare, known for bringing dignified gravitas to his performances, most notably as Star Trek's Jean-Luc Picard and X-Men's Charles Xavier. However, as his social media followers and fans of his collaborations with Seth MacFarlane or short-lived comedy Blunt Talk will be fully aware, the 81 year-old is also hilarious.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 29, 2021
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Eminem Teases New Single From Venom: Let There Be Carnage
The movie tie-in single is becoming a lost art, one that definitely needs to be brought back on a more frequent basis. During the glory days of the 1980s and 90s, some of the biggest and most popular artists in the world would be tasked with creating a song specifically to be played over the end credits of a major release, and in Will Smith's case he would just do it himself.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 29, 2021
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Movies
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WarnerMedia Boss Regrets Rushing Into HBO Max Hybrid Release Deal
When WarnerMedia announced that the entire slate of Warner Bros. releases scheduled for 2021 would debut simultaneously on HBO Max, it sent shockwaves throughout the industry. Theaters had already been struggling with the effects of the pandemic, and now they were set to lose out on potential billions after the company gave audiences the option to watch some of the year's biggest movies from the comfort of their own home on day one.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 29, 2021
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