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The charming New Zealand export 'Hunt For The Wilderpeople' tells a charming coming-of-age story starring Sam Neill and a talented young newcomer, with strong work from director Taika Waititi.
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Insane Korean Zombie Movie Infects a 'Train to Busan'

Bloody Disgusting - 23 Jun 2016 17:02
A mysterious viral outbreak pushes Korea into a state of emergency! Train to Busan, the Korean World War Z, is releasing in its home country on July 20th. In the film, “As an unidentified virus sweeps the country, Kore...
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Review: Ranger vs. Preacher? In 'The Duel,' It's No Contest

The New York Times - 23 Jun 2016 23:57
Review: Ranger vs. Preacher? In 'The Duel,' It's No Contest Woody Harrelson, who plays a charismatic preacher, delivers a strong performance, but this film is largely characterized by unpersuasive story turns.
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Review: In 'Right Now, Wrong Then,' a Double Take and Its Choices The South Korean director Hong Sang-soo twice tells the tale of a first meeting between an older man and younger woman, with different outcomes.
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Review: 'The Shallows': Surfer Girl. Peckish Shark. Uh-Oh!

The New York Times - 23 Jun 2016 23:44
Review: 'The Shallows': Surfer Girl. Peckish Shark. Uh-Oh! Blake Lively stars as a young woman on a surfing mission in this thriller. But a really, really big shark has its own ravenous plans.
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The director of "Thor: Ragnarok" is very aware that Asgard could use some more diversity, and he's going to make sure it happens.
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Review: 'Three' Asks, Any Mozart Aficionados in the House?

The New York Times - 23 Jun 2016 23:34
Review: 'Three' Asks, Any Mozart Aficionados in the House? This action-packed crime film by Johnnie To offers mayhem, comical desperation, surreal visuals and compounding excitement. Classical music, too.
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Review: 'Wiener-Dog,' the Tail That Wags Through a Few Bitter Lives As usual, Todd Solondz focuses on the awfulness of our species, dramatized in this film through dark, deadpan comic vignettes in the presence of a dachshund.
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8 Obstacles That Should Have Made The Shallows An Impossible Movie to Film Shooting on water has flummoxed and infuriated even the most seasoned of directors. And it was the same for Jaume Collet-Sera on The Shallows, who gave me the details of 8 obstacles that really should have made filming t...
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Review: In 'The Neon Demon,' Beauty Masks a Rotting Core

The New York Times - 23 Jun 2016 23:16
Review: In 'The Neon Demon,' Beauty Masks a Rotting Core This puerile movie from the Danish filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn is set in the high-fashion modeling world of Los Angeles. Elle Fanning and Keanu Reeves star.
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Review: 'From This Day Forward' Attests to Love's Adaptability Sharon Shattuck's documentary tells her family story of growing up with a transgender parent.
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Review: 'Eat That Question,' on Frank Zappa, the Media and Cultural Upheavals A documentary about Zappa is rich in archival interviews that say worlds about this musician -- who was well known but not well understood -- and his times.
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Review: In 'Breaking a Monster,' a Plea to Play Heavy Metal

The New York Times - 23 Jun 2016 23:05
Review: In 'Breaking a Monster,' a Plea to Play Heavy Metal As three black seventh-graders from Brooklyn rise as potential music stars in this documentary, they must face much more than the music.
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Bryan Fuller is very busy with his American Gods series for Starz and talking about bringing Hannibal back to its hungry fans, but he's also hard at work on CBS's new Star Trek series. The showrunner recently revealed ho...
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Review: 'Septembers of Shiraz' Revisits the 1979 Iranian Revolution This well-meaning yet nuance-free film focuses on a prosperous and friendly couple targeted for harassment during political upheaval.
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Free State of Jones

Rolling Stone - 23 Jun 2016 22:56
Free State of Jones If you think a thick, juicy slab of Civil War history can't be boiled down to 145 minutes of speechifying, stultifying cinema, then grab a seat at Free State of Jones. Like the worst civics lesson, this movie bores away ...
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A baseball movie with little baseball, this film asks: When a hot pitching prospect melts down, can an overzealous parent be far behind?
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Cannes Lions: Channing Tatum Talks 'Magic Mike' Stage Shows, Touts His Vodka Brand No plans for 'Magic Mike 3' in the works, the creator and star of the stripper films told a heavily female audience.
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Why Ron Howard Skipped Over Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol In Favor Of Inferno Earlier today, Ron Howard jumped on the phone to talk Inferno, the movie's new trailer, and his work on Dan Brown's books, in general. And over the course of our conversation, I asked him why they skipped over The Lost S...
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Review: 'T-Rex' Fights Like a Girl. And That's Worth Gold.

The New York Times - 23 Jun 2016 22:52
Claressa Shields, the first female boxer to win an Olympic gold medal, is the indomitable center of Drea Cooper and Zackary Canepari's impressive documentary.
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The Dark And Hilarious Hunt For The Wilderpeople Scene That Was Actually Based On A True Story As an actor in addition to being a writer/director Taika Waititi has found himself a role in all of the movies he's directed, ranging from small roles in Eagle vs. Shark, to one of the main leads in We Live In The Shadow...
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A big, really important article about Brexit

Den of Geek - 23 Jun 2016 22:31
Simon Brew Trailer Jun 23, 2016 In common with many media outlets in the UK, we want to talk about our thoughts on the Brexit vote in Britain.
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