Val Kilmer, film star who played Batman and Jim Morrison, dies at 65 (gifted link)
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Amazon’s new movie strategy starts with theaters (gifted link)
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Hollywood’s IP dilemma | Whether it’s “Novocaine,” “Mickey 17” or the “Oceans” director’s latest, audiences are slow to show up for original films
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How The Quiet Ones tells the thrilling true story of Denmark's biggest heist
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‘Captain America: Brave New World’ insiders say ‘everyone knew this is probably not going to be a good film’
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The Wicked movie that almost was: Imagine no songs, Demi Moore or Whoopi Goldberg as Elphaba—and it came out twenty-five years ago
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Studio slump: Lionsgate’s last six films have all been box office busts
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‘Terrifier 3’ takes over box office as ‘Joker 2’ suffers 82% 2nd weekend drop
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‘Saturday Night’ review: live TV at its mildest
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Dracula's Ex-Girlfriend
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Apple rethinks its movie strategy after a string of misses
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How M. Night Shyamalan came back from the dead
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Prolific actor Donald Sutherland, the stately star of 'MASH,' 'Ordinary People' and 'Hunger Games,' has died
11 votes -
Seattle's Scarecrow Video says it needs to raise $1.8M or face possible closure
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Apple, Netflix Amazon want to change how they pay Hollywood stars
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Data show that the amount of sexual content in top films has sharply declined since 2000
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‘Red One’ down: How Dwayne Johnson’s tardiness led to a $250 million runaway production
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Woody Allen’s cancellation is a crime against culture
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How ‘Monkey Man’ went from Netflix roadkill to Universal’s theatrical event
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The fans aren’t always right
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I found Frank Herbert’s Dune script. It’s hard to imagine a weirder film version of Dune than the one David Lynch released in 1984, but Frank Herbert found a way. Dune: Part Two is better.
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The DVD biz has circled the drain for years. In 2024, it goes down the tubes.
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The loneliness of Jodie Foster
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‘Coyote vs. Acme’ now to be shelved forever as WB rejected offers from Netflix, Amazon, and Paramount
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Denis Villeneuve refuses to let Hollywood shrink him down to size
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The real lesson of The Truman Show
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All the 2024 best picture Oscar nominees ranked, from worst to best
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Love Me asks too many questions
5 votes -
Sony lands surprise box office hit with ‘Anyone But You’
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The strange $55 million saga of a Netflix series you’ll never see
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How David Zaslav blew up Hollywood
13 votes -
Disney at 100: Seven ways Walt’s company forever changed entertainment
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Bob Iger found Disney in ‘worse shape’ than he expected, now ‘overwhelmed and exhausted’
34 votes -
Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour film is helping movie theatres, and infuriating Hollywood studios
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The genius behind Hollywood’s most indelible sets
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The death of Netflix DVD marks the loss of something even bigger
17 votes -
Martin Scorsese still has stories to tell
8 votes -
The fascinating story behind Sergei Bondarchuk’s 1968 epic War and Peace (2019)
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The decomposition of Rotten Tomatoes: The most overrated metric in movies is erratic, reductive, and easily hacked — and yet has Hollywood in its grip
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Jurassic Park turns thirty
25 votes -
The era of the original streaming movie is over
12 votes -
It’s not just ‘The Blind Side.’ In Hollywood, the ‘white savior’ won’t go quietly.
22 votes -
You’ve had a good run, Liam Neeson
9 votes -
The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar - Wes Anderson back on the Roald Dahl sauce
13 votes -
US movie-theater behavior has gone off the reels
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"Short Term 12 remains that rarest of things: a truly undiscovered jewel. A diamond still buried in coal."
11 votes -
Disney considers delaying some 2023 movie releases over strikes
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The National Association of Theatre Owners is projecting that more than 200,000 moviegoers will attend same-day viewings of “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer” at theaters across North America
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In Hollywood, the strikes are just part of the problem
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With Greta Gerwig’s $100 million new film, Mattel is trying to prove Barbie isn’t hopelessly out of date
19 votes