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

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WB Reportedly Cut Joker’s Budget In Hopes That Todd Phillips Wouldn’t Make It
There was a huge amount of skepticism when it was first announced that the director of The Hangover trilogy would be tackling a standalone Joker movie, even with Martin Scorsese attached to produce during the earliest stages of development. After all, an R-rated psychological thriller tracing the origins of the iconic comic book villain seemed completely unnecessary, and Warner Bros. appeared to agree.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 9, 2020
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Snake Eyes Star Says The Movie Has Some Really Cool Fight Scenes
Former hairdresser, model and travel show host Henry Golding burst onto the scene with his first major movie role in box office success Crazy Rich Asians, with the 33 year-olds easygoing charm and natural charisma instantly marking him out as a rising talent to keep an eye on. The Malaysian-born Englishman followed it up with a major supporting part in Paul Feig's black comedy crime thriller A Simple Favor, acclaimed low budget drama Monsoon, holiday hit Last Christmas and Guy Ritchie's action thriller The Gentleman.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 9, 2020
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Andrew Garfield Reportedly Locked In For Spider-Man 3 Now
After months of rumors and speculation that've linked almost everyone to have appeared in any live-action Spider-Man movie to the third installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's web-slinging franchise, today has brought an explosion of news. A couple of weeks back, it was reported that Alfred Molina had been spotted on set, and the veteran actor has now been confirmed as part of the cast, reprising his role as Doctor Octopus from Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 2.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 8, 2020
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Vin Diesel Teases Big Bloodshot News Coming This Week
It feels like a lifetime ago that Vin Diesel said the Coronavirus pandemic wouldn't stop him from traveling to China to promote the impending release of his comic book adaptation Bloodshot, which obviously didn't happen. The movie arrived just as the theatrical industry fell into disarray, and ended up as one of the first major titles to get sent to VOD almost immediately, becoming available just two weeks after it hit the big screen.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 8, 2020
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Neve Campbell Reportedly In Talks For Netflix’s The Lincoln Lawyer
When Matthew McConaughey decided that he was no longer going to be the shirtless face of the rom-com genre and would reinvent himself as a critically acclaimed dramatic actor, The Lincoln Lawyer was the first step towards a full-blown McConaissance. Brad Furman's glossy adaptation of Michael Connelly's novel was the ideal vehicle for McConaughey to balance his acting chops with his undeniable star power, and the legal thriller pulled in solid reviews, along with decent box office business.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 8, 2020
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The Falcon And The Winter Soldier Promo Poster Offers Full Look At New Costumes
In simpler times, we would have seen The Falcon and the Winter Soldier by now, with the series set to mark the official expansion of the Marvel Cinematic Universe into episodic television, before the Coronavirus pandemic put those plans on hold. Not only was it one of the first major productions to be shut down in March as the health crisis swept across the planet, but the continued delays to Black Widow have also had a knock-on effect.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 8, 2020
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