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Political thriller ‘Miss Sloane’ released almost exactly a month too late
Ever since they started putting TV previews ahead of the trailers in movies, they’ve had a strange affinity for advertising sultry, off-primetime dramas hinging on a single character. Shows like Hawthorne or The Client List, whose advertisements are simply a … Continue reading
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Tagged #donald trump, #jessica chastain, #oscarbate, adorkable, Daytime TV, Hawthorne, Jake Lacy, Mark Strong, Miss Sloane, nasty woman, The Client List
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Warren Beatty returns to the silver screen in sharp Hughes biopic
Rules Don’t Apply is a movie split in half between joy and somberness, the big-eyed dream of Hollywood and its unremarkable reality. It’s an extremely good and interesting film. Too bad no one will ever see it. Rules Don’t Apply is … Continue reading
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Tagged #alec baldwin, #chris pratt, #hail caesar, #harrison ford, #indiana jones, #kill bill, #prattprattpratt, #the departed, #warcraft, Alden Ehrenreich, Candice Bergen, Han Solo, Howard Hughes, Lily Collins, Martin Sheen, Matthew Broderick, New Han Solo, Rules Don't Apply, The Aviator, Warren Beatty, Warren Beatty is a living legend
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Director, star spoil intriguing spy movie
Robert Zemeckis and Brad Pitt each owe Steven Knight a stiff drink. He wrote a sharp, intriguing film and they ruined it. Allied follows a pair of spies, Max Vatan (Pitt) and Marianne Beausejour (Marion Cotillard). Tasked with assassinating the German … Continue reading
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Tagged #brad pitt, #marion cotillard, #the big short, 12 Years a Slave, Allied, lazy, Robert Zemeckis
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‘Nocturnal Animals’ gets you your visual storytelling fix
Steven James @StevenLeeJames If you are not just a fan of great acting and writing, but also appreciate the use of lighting and color to produce top-notch visuals — the kind that should be the norm and not the exception … Continue reading
‘Fantastic Beasts’ brings magic back to the big screen
Christina Ulsh @stina_ulsh Harry Potter fans rejoice! Now you can enjoy the magical world of Harry Potter without sacrificing your favorite book scenes and details by watching Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. This is a rare moment … Continue reading
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Tagged #eddie redmayne, A very potter prequel trilogy, American Indians, because prequel trilogies usually work out so well, Collin Farrell, Dan Folger, Fantastic Beasts, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Harry Potter, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, JK Rowling, Katherine Waterston, Maybe Ever After, No-Majs vs Muggles
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