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Location American Movie News for 7 February 2015
Lena Dunham And Norman Reedus Are Joining Forces For This Two of the hottest stars in television, Lena Dunham and Norman Reedus, are set to make the move to the big screen together with Sky. But do the duo have the screen-presence to excel on the big screen? Or will they be fou...
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Cartagena Film Festival Unveils Competition Lineup

Hollywood Reporter - 7 Feb 2015 22:56
Cartagena Film Festival Unveils Competition Lineup The 55th edition will feature a program of Gabriel Garcia Marquez's favorite films.
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Luke Skywalker May Have A Son In Star Wars 7, Get The Details The rumor mills regarding Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens have been churning this week as if it were powered by Bespin-imported Tibanna gas. The latest one seems to establish a family connection in the film that...
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John Hodgman Wants To Play This Marvel Supervillain

Cinema Blend - 7 Feb 2015 02:35
John Hodgman Wants To Play This Marvel Supervillain Even though studios have their own process for casting actors in movies, that hasn't stopped certain celebrities from campaigning for specific roles, especially in superhero movies. Recent examples include Vin Diesel usi...
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A bit of good news for Seth Rogen: His "Neighbors" is getting a sequel. …
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Owen Wilson-Pierce Brosnan Action Movie Gets New Title and Release Date The movie is now titled 'No Escape' and is moving from March 6 to Sept. 2, 2015.
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Jennifer Lawrence, Chris Pratt in Early Talks for Sony's Sci-Fi Love Story 'Imitation Game' helmer Morten Tyldum has nearly closed a deal to direct.
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Berlin: Sony Pictures Classics Takes '13 Minutes' for North America The company also takes the Oliver Hirschbiegel movie, about the failed Hitler assassination attempt, for Latin America.
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Check Out 'Race For Your Life, Charlie Brown' On DVD For The First Time Feb. 10 "Race For Your Life, Charlie Brown," is the beloved, fun-filled adventure written by "Peanuts" creator Charles M. Schulz. The DVD is newly remastered and is being released for the first time eve...
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Lizabeth Scott, Famed Film Noir Actress of the '40s and '50s, Dies at 92 The sultry star appeared in such films as 'Dead Reckoning,' 'I Walk Alone,' 'Pitfall' and 'Dark City.'
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'Summers Downstairs' ('Im Sommer Wohnt Er Unten'): Berlin Review Rookie director Tom Sommerlatte directs a small but impressive cast that includes Sebastian Fraesdorf, Alice Pehlivanyan and Godehard Giese
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'To Kill a Mockingbird' Follow Up Jumps to No. 1 on Amazon

Hollywood Reporter - 7 Feb 2015 00:02
'To Kill a Mockingbird' Follow Up Jumps to No. 1 on Amazon 'Go Set a Watchman' doesn't publish until July but fans can't wait.
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'Tell Spring Not to Come This Year': Berlin Review

Hollywood Reporter - 7 Feb 2015 23:50
'Tell Spring Not to Come This Year': Berlin Review Afghanistan-set documentary sheds light on the local army's fight against the Taliban
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'Angelica': Berlin Review

Hollywood Reporter - 7 Feb 2015 22:45
'Angelica': Berlin Review Jena Malone and Ed Stoppard star in Mitchell Lichtenstein's Victorian ghost story.
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Behold the NAACP Image Awards, where somehow Antoine Fuqua did a better job directing "The Equalizer" than Ava DuVernay on Best Picture winner "Selma" or Gina Prince-Bythewood on "Beyond the Lights."
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Santa Barbara Film Fest: 'Boyhood's' Ethan Hawke, Patricia Arquette on Growing Up on Film The Oscar nominees' screen son Ellar Coltrane paid heartfelt tribute to his "greatest allies," saying, "I've been watching Ethan and Patricia grow up, too."
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We review the best and worst of the Wachowskis new epic "Jupiter Ascending" including a miscast Mila Kunis, some gorgeous visual effects, a mixed bag from Eddie Redmayne and more.
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The Week Ahead: Weeklong Tribute to a Genre Juggler

The New York Times - 7 Feb 2015 22:01
The Week Ahead: Weeklong Tribute to a Genre Juggler John Boorman, now in his 80s, may not be the most prolific director in movie history, but he has certainly shown versatility.
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Kingsman Director Really Wants To Work With These Iconic Franchises Matthew Vaughn is becoming evermore busy, working on a range of films from the upcoming superhero flick Fantastic Four (of which he produced) dropping later this year, to his writing/directing/producing of Kingsman: The ...
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'Evilness' ('La Maldad'): Berlin Review

Hollywood Reporter - 7 Feb 2015 21:30
'Evilness' ('La Maldad'): Berlin Review Mexican filmmaker Joshua Gil's debut premiered in Berlin's Forum sidebar
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"The Spongebob Movie" opened to $15 million on Friday knocking "American Sniper" out of the top spot for the first time since Jan. 16. "Jupiter Ascending" and "Seventh Son" disappointed.
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Eric Schmidt: 'The Imitation Game' Will Help the World Recognize Alan Turing's Genius (Guest Column) The executive chairman of Google argues that the film is "a monumental step" in recognizing "one of the world's most innovative minds and courageous heroes."
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