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To 3D Or Not To 3D: Buy The Right Finding Dory Ticket If you want a review of Finding Dory, we've got one of those (spoiler: you'll probably like it) but here we'll be focusing exclusively on reviewing the film's 3D presentation, what works, what doesn't and whether you'll ...
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Zac Efron May Appear Alongside Hugh Jackman In This Musical Biopic Step right up and see what musical biopic has Hugh Jackman and Zac Efron possibly teaming up for a song and dance act for the ages. There's a sucker born every minute, so
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Review: In 'Central Intelligence,' a Weaponized Kevin Hart

The New York Times - 16 Jun 2016 23:49
Review: In 'Central Intelligence,' a Weaponized Kevin Hart This espionage comedy, which also stars Dwayne Johnson, accomplishes its mission of being aggressively juvenile.
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Bang Gang (A Modern Love Story)

Rolling Stone - 16 Jun 2016 23:59
Bang Gang (A Modern Love Story) It is, of course, a time-honored tradition of French cinema to feature nude, nubile young bodies in the name of oh-la-la sensationalism (see Bardot, Brigitte). So let's say it's not entirely surprising that, within the f...
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Daredevil Star Charlie Cox Auditioned To Play Han Solo, Here's What Went Wrong Sometimes, the role of a lifetime ends up costing you another role of a lifetime. So goes the story of Charlie Cox. Though the actor has been around for years, with credits that include The Theory of Everything and the u...
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The documentary “De Palma” is a look at the films and career of Brian De Palma The movie opens Friday at the Miami Beach Cinematheque The theater will host a retrospective screening series of early De Palma to go alo...
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'United Kingdom' Scribe Signs With UTA (Exclusive)

Hollywood Reporter - 16 Jun 2016 23:41
'United Kingdom' Scribe Signs With UTA (Exclusive) Guy Hibbert also wrote and executive produced the Helen Mirren military drone drama 'Eye in the Sky.'
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Review: 'The Keeper of Lost Causes,' Pitch-Black Nordic Noir

The New York Times - 16 Jun 2016 23:38
Review: 'The Keeper of Lost Causes,' Pitch-Black Nordic Noir Detective Carl Morck has one mood, and boy, it's bad. The film, based on a novel by Jussi Adler-Olsen, is part of "The Department Q Trilogy."
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It's been 13 years since 'Finding Nemo' was released, and Pixar is finally headed back to the ocean for 'Finding Dory.' We felt like the sequel was familiar in many ways, but with some beautiful work supporting the story...
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Review: In 'The Absent One,' a Killer Confesses, and an Inquiry Ensues This is the second film in "The Department Q Trilogy," based on the Nordic noir novels by Jussi Adler-Olsen and directed by Mikkel Norgaard.
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Review: 'A Conspiracy of Faith' Tracks a Message Written in Blood This thriller is by far the darkest of the Department Q stories. For this pitch-black film trilogy, that's saying something.
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If you were wondering where "Game of Thrones" budget went this year, wonder no more! It's all been funneled into Episode 9.
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Review: 'Land and Shade,' Set Among Colombia's Sugar Farmers

The New York Times - 16 Jun 2016 23:00
Review: 'Land and Shade,' Set Among Colombia's Sugar Farmers A Colombian farmer returns home after years away to be with his ill son in this film, which won best first feature at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival.
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James Wan’s The Conjuring 2, in theaters now, tells the infamous "Enfield Poltergeist," which took place at a council house in Brimsdown village, borough of Enfield, England during the late 1970s. Here's what Wiki ha...
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Review: A Couple's Adoration After 76 Years of Marriage in 'My Love, Don't Cross That River' A film that captures the extraordinary love and profound bond of a couple living in Gangwon Province in South Korea.
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Even a federal judge tried her hand at flicking open a pocketknife as a state law banning gravity knives was tested in open court Thursday. …
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Review: In 'Parched,' Women in an Indian Village Chafe Against Oppression Despite the appalling events it depicts, Leena Yadav's film has such affection for its female characters that it often achieves a buoyant tone.
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Blake Lively Talks Surviving 'The Shallows'

Bloody Disgusting - 16 Jun 2016 22:49
On June 24th, Blake Lively is going to be stranded in paradise after getting attacked by a great white. Lovely and Orphan and House of Wax's Jaume Collet-Serra talk about surviving The Shallows in this new featurett...
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The Original Voice Of Nemo Has A Part In Finding Dory, Here's Who He Plays The following article contains very minor spoilers for Finding Dory. If you haven't seen the film yet, and don't wish to know absolutely any details going in, we recommend clicking away to another one of our wonderful ar...
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Review: In 'Seoul Searching,' Teenagers Explore Their Korean Roots to an '80s Soundtrack Set in 1986, the film introduces globally scattered youngsters to their heritage in a plot that both critiques and embraces stereotypes.
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Review: Sundance Film Festival Short Films, a Group of Hits and Misses A touring program from this year's lineup, including "The Procedure," "Bacon & God's Wrath," "Justice" and more, is opening at the IFC Center.
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Happy 200th Birthday to Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein"

Bloody Disgusting - 16 Jun 2016 22:21
The tale of Frankenstein is perhaps one of the most influential stories on modern culture that I can think of. Man trying to play God so as to create life is a theme we’ve seen in films such as Jurassic Park, Frankenwe...
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