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News, reviews, interviews. To paraphrase Keanu Reeves: Words. Lots of words.

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Marvel Fans Want Karl Urban As Sony’s Kraven The Hunter
Yesterday brought reports that Keanu Reeves had been offered a part in the Sony Pictures Universe of Marvel Characters' Kraven the Hunter, which is set to be directed by Triple Frontier's J.C. Chandor. And while the 56 year-old action icon had been approached for the title role, the legendary big game hunter just doesn't feel like an obvious fit for the actor's established screen persona.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Feb 9, 2021
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Chris Hemsworth Will Be The Biggest He’s Ever Been In Thor: Love And Thunder
Stunt performers are arguably the most overlooked and underappreciated aspects of any major production, with the men and women involved putting their bodies and also lives on the line in the name of our entertainment, even though they rarely get the recognition that they undoubtedly deserve, with calls made for the Academy Awards to recognize stunt work having fallen on deaf ears for years now.
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Keanu Reeves Reportedly Still Up For Ghost Rider Despite Kraven The Hunter Offer
The problem with both Marvel Studios and DC Films making it abundantly clear that they're chasing Keanu Reeves for a role in their respective comic book franchises is that the actor will inevitably find himself linked to a huge number of in-development projects, and separating fact from fiction becomes harder given that we know the two companies are actively trying to make it happen.
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Steve Carell Reportedly In Talks For Bruce Almighty Sequel With Jim Carrey
For Jim Carrey and Steve Carell, Bruce Almighty remains a milestone moment in both of their back catalogues. In the case of Carrey, a haul of $484 million saw it become the biggest box office hit of his career, and it earned over $130 million more than any other movie he's ever appeared in during his illustrious time as one of Hollywood's most recognizable stars.
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Freaky Director Says A Sequel Probably Isn’t Going To Happen
One of the more underrated genre films to arrive last year was Christopher Landon's Freaky, with the horror veteran managing to put a fresh spin on the tired body swap trope by refitting the concept as the basis for a slasher comedy, and he was helped massively by a fantastic Vince Vaughn performance, with the actor throwing himself into the dual roles of feared serial killer and confused teenage girl with equal aplomb.
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Tobey Maguire Has Reportedly Finally Signed On For Spider-Man 3
It's no secret that Kevin Feige lays out the broad strokes of the Marvel Cinematic Universe years in advance, and recently admitted that he's got things planned out until at least 2026. By that logic, the company's Chief Creative Officer would have known for a long time that for Spider-Man 3 to work, he'd need to engage the services of Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield.
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Watch: New Great White Trailer Teases A Shark Attack
Ever since Jaws first made audiences scared to go back in the water in the summer of 1975, when it also happened to become the highest-grossing movie ever produced and revolutionized the industry in the process, fans have consistently flocked to genre films involving giant man-eating sharks, which probably has a lot to do with the sheer visceral reactions generated by the concept.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Feb 8, 2021
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