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Annapurna and Remedy Entertainment announce partnership on Control 2, adapting Control and Alan Wake for film and TV
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Paul Reubens (Pee-wee Herman) | The man behind the bowtie
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Inside Netflix’s bet on advanced video encoding
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Being a hater and the overexposure paradigm
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Inside South Korea's zombie factory
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Clive Owen breaks down his most iconic characters
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The real lesson of The Truman Show
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Rock Hudson: How a gay truck driver became the biggest star in Hollywood
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Golden Globe nominations: ‘Barbie’, ‘Oppenheimer’ top movie list; ‘Succession’ leads way in TV
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Special Ops bomb technician rates eleven bomb disposal scenes in movies and TV | How real is it?
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Is cinema dying? And if so, who is responsible? – A murder mystery
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Golden Globes still have no TV deal: “No one wants to pay for it”
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Suddenly, this looks like the long-awaited Oscar comeback year
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The last WGA/SAG strike started in 1960 – and was won by a young Ronald Reagan
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Mike Flanagan on Netflix not releasing originals as physical media
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Does anyone else use Criticker for film and TV recommendations?
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DC Studios announces slate of ten new film and television projects
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Golden Globes: Comedian Jerrod Carmichael set to host NBC telecast
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British Film Commission and the Norwegian Film Commission have signed a memorandum of understanding to boost filming collaboration
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Marvel shakes up ‘Armor Wars’: Don Cheadle series now being developed as a movie
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Film productions from around the world are eager to capture Iceland's dramatic landscapes – and to take advantage of an attractive incentive scheme
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Where are all the cool alien movies and TV shows?
After re-watching the absolute masterpiece Close Encounters of the Third Kind (Spielberg, 1977), I was in awe. This got me thinking a lot about aliens, and it seems to me that that is an area...
After re-watching the absolute masterpiece Close Encounters of the Third Kind (Spielberg, 1977), I was in awe. This got me thinking a lot about aliens, and it seems to me that that is an area where movies and TV shows have been lacking in recent years.
When I say "aliens", I mean something truly alien, foreign, mind-bending, even terrifying (although I'm not very fond of horror) -- so not the tame, often humanoid extraterrestrials that we fully understand, like you usually see in Star Trek and Trek-like shows. But rather stories of contact that make us rethink the boundaries of existence.
A recent movie that touches on that was 2016's Arrival, which has more than one similarity with Close Encounters.... Another is Contact (Robert Zemeckis, 1997).
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‘Goodfellas,’ ‘Law & Order’ actor Paul Sorvino dies at 83
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Philip Baker Hall, veteran character actor known for 'Seinfeld,' 'Boogie Nights,' dies at 90
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Films made for Netflix look more like TV shows — here’s the technical reason why
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Oscars: Twitter’s top fan-voted film will be recognized during broadcast
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This is what happened inside the Golden Globes show that wasn’t televised
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Snoop Dogg announces Belfast, Squid Game, more at 2022 Golden Globe nominations: See the full list
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Nestflix: The only platform for your favorite nested films and tv shows
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Samurai sword master rates ten Japanese sword scenes in movies and TV
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Disney Plus is now online in the United States, Canada, and the Netherlands
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El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie - Discussion thread
The followup movie to Breaking Bad, focusing on the character of Jesse Pinkman after the events of the show, released on Oct 11 (PST). So, what'd you all think of it?
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"El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie", written and directed by Vince Gilligan and starring Aaron Paul, will be released on Netflix on October 11
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Motion smoothing is ruining cinema
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Academy Awards to present cinematography and three other awards during commercials
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Every live-action Superman ranked from worst to best
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