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Was the 2014 comedy Sex Tape really bad enough to scare Cameron Diaz and Jason Segel away from Hollywood?
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If you're sick of cutesy Christmas rom-coms, how about a Christmas romance where the protagonists also have to investigate murderous insurance fraud?
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This might be the first interesting thing to happen in a Marvel movie post-Endgame.
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Hemsworth had it in him to make it epic! The Academy will probably not.
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Is the Melania Trump documentary going to be a huge waste of time and money? Better call the most functionally mediocre filmmaker of the 2000s.
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At the Globes, Moore pointed out that she's never been an awards darling -- despite starring in several Best Picture nominees. How did a body-horror satire go further in that ...
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A mix of expected frontrunners and genuine surprises at the Golden Globes has helped clarify what movies we might expect to see top the Oscar nomination list in two weeks.
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This movie's devoted cult following lovingly calls it "Dirtbag Heat."
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With so much of the end-of-year multiplex fare rated PG, a bunch of grown-up theatrical releases have been sent down to streaming.
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Ron Howard's second movie with Chris Hemsworth is a surprisingly style-forward seafaring epic.
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There are four proper Nosferatus to choose from this Christmas season.
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Avary is known in some corners of Film Twitter as a "secret sauce" guy, having won an Oscar for collaborating with Tarantino on Pulp Fiction.
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How does it end for Venom and his pal Eddie Brock? And what does it mean for their future? Also, who the hell is Knull?
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Nicolas Cage collabs with the lunatics who made the Crank movies? This shoulda been a smash.
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This movie, which is based on a true story, is an adaptation of
the novel by Italian author Viola Adrone.
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Egerton’s whole deal so far has vaguely resembled Ewan McGregor Without the Artsy Stuff.
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It's back on IMAX screens for its tenth anniversary, but if you can't get tickets, Interstellar is also streaming at home, and still packs an emotional punch.
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Actually, more of a sex robot.
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With Till Death and Subservience, Fox and director S.K. Dale have fun with her bombshell image.
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Mooney's comedy often depends on cringes and diving deep for junk culture. So why does he currently have a bigger movie career than anyone he came up with at SNL?
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Was the 2014 comedy Sex Tape really bad enough to scare Cameron Diaz and Jason Segel away from Hollywood?
If you're sick of cutesy Christmas rom-coms, how about a Christmas romance where the protagonists also have to investigate murderous insurance fraud?
This might be the first interesting thing to happen in a Marvel movie post-Endgame.
Hemsworth had it in him to make it epic! The Academy will probably not.
Is the Melania Trump documentary going to be a huge waste of time and money? Better call the most functionally mediocre filmmaker of the 2000s.
At the Globes, Moore pointed out that she's never been an awards darling -- despite starring in several Best Picture nominees. How did a body-horror satire go further in that ...
A mix of expected frontrunners and genuine surprises at the Golden Globes has helped clarify what movies we might expect to see top the Oscar nomination list in two weeks.
This movie's devoted cult following lovingly calls it "Dirtbag Heat."
With so much of the end-of-year multiplex fare rated PG, a bunch of grown-up theatrical releases have been sent down to streaming.
Stream It Or Skip It
There are four proper Nosferatus to choose from this Christmas season.
Avary is known in some corners of Film Twitter as a "secret sauce" guy, having won an Oscar for collaborating with Tarantino on Pulp Fiction.
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Egerton’s whole deal so far has vaguely resembled Ewan McGregor Without the Artsy Stuff.
It's back on IMAX screens for its tenth anniversary, but if you can't get tickets, Interstellar is also streaming at home, and still packs an emotional punch.
Stream It Or Skip It
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Mooney's comedy often depends on cringes and diving deep for junk culture. So why does he currently have a bigger movie career than anyone he came up with at SNL?
