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SOS This Week #8: Remakes, Reboots, and Rehashes
It seems like just about every movie coming out nowadays is either a reboot or remake of a classic film. With a slate of summer movies that includes this week’s Mad Max: Fury Road, Jurassic World, Terminator Genisys, and Star Wars: The Force Awakens, it seems every more likely that Hollywood won’t stop digging into […] More
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New Projects: Anne Hathaway to star opposite a giant lizard
This week’s biggest upcoming project was one so weird that we needed a few days to process it. It has been called Godzilla meets Being John Malkovich and Adaptation (possibly even Lost in Translation for good measure), and if it seems like those two titles don’t add up in anyway whatsoever, you’re not far off. […] More
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Anne Hathaway and Robert De Niro become best friends in first trailer for ‘The Intern’
Who wouldn’t want to be Anne Hathaway’s best friend? The first trailer for The Intern has acting legend Robert De Niro playing that role as the two star in writer/director Nancy Meyers’ latest comedy. The film also stars Rene Russo, Anders Holm, Andrew Rannells, Adam Devine, Celia Weston, Nat Wolff, Linda Lavin and Zack Perlman. […] More
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‘Interstellar’ is only haphazardly successful
I really jibe with what Interstellar is trying to accomplish. I want big budget films to aim intellectually and emotionally high. I agree with most of its messages and themes. I am the choir it is preaching to. Which makes it all the more disappointing that the movie is, in the most charitable view, only haphazardly successful. There are aspects to love about the movie — it’s the best-looking blockbuster in years, and there are some truly enrapturing moments. but that’s scattered among strings of misaimed beats across a punishing, nearly three-hour runtime. More
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The 10 Best Moments From The Dark Knight Saga
Picking out ten moments from The Dark Knight Trilogy, what is essentially one epic journey encompassing 459 minutes, is an almost impossible task, as it leaves out so many wonderful scenes enriching the story or bewitching the audience. More
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The Dark Knight Legacy – A Retrospective
There are few trilogies consistent enough to merit consideration as a perfect whole. Could it be that, in such a tricky field, The Dark Knight saga is worthy of an honorable mention? More
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Christopher Nolan’s ‘Interstellar’ gets a third trailer
Over the course of his career, filmmaker Christopher Nolan has garnered critical and commercial acclaim for a filmography that includes Memento, The Prestige, The Dark Knight, and Inception. With his last film coming in 2012, many were excited to hear that he was working on a new feature, excitement that was heightened by the announcement […] More
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‘Interstellar’, Christopher Nolan’s newest feature, releases its first trailer
Over the course of his 15 year filmmaking career, Christopher Nolan has seen his star rise significantly, going from critically acclaimed small features such as Memento to summer blockbusters such as Inception and The Dark Knight trilogy. Following his run with the Batman films, many fans were eager to see where he’d go next, and […] More
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‘Between Two Ferns’ releases the first part of a special Oscar edition two-parter
Before Zach Galifianakis gained mass popularity for being one third of the odd trio that comprised the core cast of The Hangover, he was known in the comedy community for his Between Two Ferns series, which sees Galifianakis interview actors, with the conversation not going the way these things tend to go. Now, with the Academy […] More
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BAFTAs 2013: Who is going to win? – part 2
Now that we are nearing the big awards of the season, it is time to revisit the nominations and predictions for the 2013 BAFTAs. Part 2 will cover the following categories: (see part one here) Best Film Best British Film Leading Actor Leading Actress Best Supporting Actor Best Supporting Actress Best Director The EE BAFTA […] More
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‘Les Misérables’ a somewhat successful, but inappropriately intimate adaptation
Les Misérables Directed by Tom Hooper Written by William Nicholson, Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg, and Herbert Kretzmer United Kingdom, 2012 At some point in cinema history, it became bad form to make movie musicals without being self-aware or self-referential. The concern must spring from the perceived stumbling block people have when they watch musicals, […] More
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‘Les Misérables’ finds Tom Hooper and his cast severely out of their depth
Les Misérables Written by William Nicholson Directed by Tom Hooper UK, 2012 Verisimilitude can be a terrible trap. Film is an inherently contrived medium, one nevertheless capable of insinuating itself into realms real, imaginary and psychic through cunning, trickery, and time-honored craft. But, for better and (usually) worse, the existence of the medium’s hidden powers […] More
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