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American Horror Story gets a teaser for its upcoming season, titled ‘Freakshow’
While FX has garnered acclaim over the years for shows such as Justified and Louie, it has also gained a number of fans for its show American Horror Story. Co-created by Ryan Murphy, the anthology style show has received both critical and commercial acclaim, with many anticipating its upcoming fourth season. Titled Freakshow, the new […] More
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Watch the ‘Women who kick ass’ panel from SDCC 2014
Over the years, the San Diego Comic-Con has become one of the key destinations for fans of certain movies and tv shows to gather and learn more about the various types of media, with individuals often getting sneak peeks at forthcoming projects and being able to interact with stars and creators. One of the highlights […] More
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Watch the THR Television Roundtable sessions, featuring showrunners, performers, and more
Over the years, The Hollywood Reporter has gained a reputation for their Roundtable sessions, in which they gather notable figures to candidly discuss their professions, their work, and the industry at large. With television inceasingly gaining prestige to rival movies, the site has expanded their roundtable coverage to include the small screen as well. Their […] More
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The Definitive Religious Movies: 50-41
As we are full-on in the Lent season, our definitive list will focus on films about religion or some aspect of it. The #1 qualification to be on this list is to deliberately focus on religion, a religious figure, or have the presence of a religion/faith as an integral plot point. For example, most of […] More
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’12 Years a Slave’, the latest Steve McQueen feature, releases a new clip
Despite, to date, having only two features on his resume, filmmaker Steve McQueen has found himself on the receiving end of a high amount of critical acclaim, as both his films have been well-regarded in the film community, garnering him a number of fans, which in turn made his next feature, titled 12 Years a […] More
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TIFF 2013: ’12 Years a Slave’ can’t match the intensity of McQueen’s first two features
12 Years a Slave Written by John Ridley Directed by Steve McQueen USA, 2013 With Hunger and Shame, Steve McQueen crafted two highly divergent, yet equally distinctive character studies of men whose respective physical existences are defined by extremity. Hunger’s Bobby Sands stays true to his political convictions in the face of death by refusing all sustenance; Shame‘s Brandon feels […] More
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Overly portentous ‘The Time Being’ falls flat despite its lofty ambitions
A passionate starving artist is at the center of The Time Being, an overly portentous new drama that doesn’t see such a central figure as being too stereotypical. No, this is a movie about how Art is Serious, so serious, in fact, that focusing entirely on one’s work trumps trivial matters like work, family, friends, and more. Though the movie is packed with pretty images, thanks entirely to the skill and craft of its fairly overqualified cinematographer, The Time Being is a mostly limp portrait of the artist as inwardly selfish and ambitious. More
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‘The Time Being’, with Frank Langella and Wes Bentley, releases its first trailer
With a career spanning nearly 50 years, and spreading through film, television, and the stage, veteran actor Frank Langella has found success and acclaim in every medium. Any project he is involved in thus garners a certain level of interest simply due to his presence, and the same held true for The Time Being, the […] More
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TIFF 2012: First clips from ‘The Time Being’ establishes power dynamic of the movie
Ever since his breakout role as Ricky Fitts in 1999’s American Beauty, Wes Bentley has always been an actor worth looking out for. The same can be said for veteran stage and screen actor Frank Langella, who has always proved a compelling presence regardless of the quality of any given project. At TIFF 2012, one […] More