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

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David Fincher Admits That Netflix’s Mindhunter Probably Won’t Return
As you'd no doubt have expected from a show driven by one of the most acclaimed and talented filmmakers in the business, Mindhunter is widely regarded as one of Netflix's best ever originals. The psychological crime thriller focuses on a groundbreaking team of FBI profilers who question numerous serial killers in an effort to try and discover what makes them tick.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Oct 24, 2020
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Jared Leto Reportedly Wants To Do A Solo Joker Movie
Jared Leto presumably signed a multi-picture contract to be the DCEU's Joker for a considerable amount of time, and given the Academy Award winner's penchant for committing fully to any part and disappearing into many of his biggest roles, the actor surely had some grand designs in mind for his Clown Prince of Crime once Suicide Squad had introduced him to the masses.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Oct 24, 2020
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Emma Stone Might Return For Spider-Man 3 As Spider-Gwen
When J.K. Simmons made a surprise cameo as J. Jonah Jameson at the end of Spider-Man: Far From Home, it was a welcome return to the fold for an actor that perfectly embodied the character in Sam Raimi's trilogy. Most fans didn't even think about any possible connections between the two web-slinging franchises despite Simmons playing the same role for both Sony and Marvel, but then again, we weren't expecting the upcoming Spider-Man 3 to dive headfirst into the Spider-Verse, either.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Oct 24, 2020
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Disney Reportedly Now Considering An Alita: Battle Angel Sequel
The simple fact is that if Alita: Battle Angel made enough money to warrant a sequel, it would have been given the green light by now, especially with Disney in control of the rights. The Mouse House love nothing better than a money-spinning franchise, and if they saw any sort of marketable potential in the blockbuster sci-fi, then it stands to reason they'd have pushed a second movie into development.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Oct 24, 2020
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A Former MCU Villain Will Reportedly Suit Up As Captain America Soon
Both of the industry's premiere superhero franchises look to be hedging their futures on having multiple different versions of the same characters existing simultaneously, as the genre bets big on the multiverse. Robert Pattinson, Ben Affleck and Michael Keaton are all going to grace the big screen as Batman in 2022, while if the avalanche of recent speculation is to be believed, then we'll soon have official confirmation that Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield will be suiting up in Spider-Man 3.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Oct 24, 2020
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Watch: Mel Gibson’s Santa Claus Suffers An Identity Crisis In New Fatman Clip
Horror movies are currently dominating the conversation now that we're just a week away from Halloween, but you can guarantee that as soon as it turns midnight and we're into November, the focus will almost immediately shift to the festive season. Every year, there are a huge number of Christmas-themed movies released in the hopes that they'll eventually join the pantheon of classics that get revisited on an annual basis like Home Alone, It's a Wonderful Life, Miracle on 34th Street and Scrooged.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Oct 24, 2020
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A Forgotten Mel Gibson Movie Hits Netflix Next Month
Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez may have vastly overestimated audience interest in watching two deliberately trashy B-movies back to back complete with trailers and an intermission, leading Grindhouse to bomb at the box office after bringing in a little over $25 million against a $60 million budget, but the one silver lining was that it led to the short-lived Machete franchise.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Oct 24, 2020
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Another Villain Has Reportedly Been Revealed For The Batman
Before the official cast and first plot details for The Batman had been confirmed, it was rumored that up to half a dozen members of the Dark Knight's iconic rogues' gallery could be appearing in the reboot. That instantly set alarm bells ringing, because anyone with even a passing interest in the superhero genre is fully aware that stuffing the plot full of bad guys very rarely if ever results in a great movie.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Oct 24, 2020
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