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TIFF 2018 Critic's Notebook 3: In Fabric, The Grand Bizarre

Filmmaker Magazine - 9 Sep 2018 01:05
TIFF 2018 Critic's Notebook 3: In Fabric, The Grand Bizarre Like The Duke of Burgundy, Peter Strickland’s In Fabric isn’t a giallo but feints at the genre, wrapping itself in lovingly reproduced trappings to pursue an entirely different agenda. Burgundy was an unexpectedly em...
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The response to Bradley Cooper's romantic saga "A Star Is Born" has been intense. Critics have boasted of crying uncontrollably. Fans outside theaters have swooned for its star, Lady Gaga. …
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Ray Park Kept Telling People He Was Returning As Darth Maul, And No One Noticed People should have been paying a bit more attention to Ray Park's social media feed.
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The horror movie "The Nun" has topped the domestic box office in its first weekend, scoring a best for the "Conjuring" franchise and another win for Warner Bros. Studio estimates …
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The Nun Box Office: The Conjuring Universe Has A New Opening Weekend Record Holder While August and September are not exactly known for housing huge movies in comparison to the rest of the calendar, Warner Bros. has done a great job countering that narrative in 2018.
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Last month, Bandai Namco and Dontnod Entertainment announced their new upcoming psychological thriller entitled Twin Mirror. The episodic game will hit PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC in early 2019, with its first episod...
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An Eagle-Eyed Fan Spotted A Fun Crossover Between Captain America And Thor Check out this fun easter egg tying together the first Thor and Captain America movies.
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In 1993, 'Joy Luck Club' Changed Hollywood. Until It Didn't.

The New York Times - 9 Sep 2018 18:56
In 1993, 'Joy Luck Club' Changed Hollywood. Until It Didn't. The all-Asian cast looks back at the barriers the film broke, the roadblocks that remained and whether "Crazy Rich Asians" signals a new era.
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We’ve been waiting on Overkill’s co-op take on The Walking Dead for a good long while, and just before the game hits PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on November 6th, Overkill announced during a streaming session that ...
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Star Wars' Kelly Marie Tran Explains Her Real Feelings About Social Media, And Whether She'll Go Back Kelly Marie Tran made a name for herself in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, but the road to success was also paved with a lot of hate online.
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Halloween Has Screened, Here's What People Are Saying The much-hyped Halloween sequel has finally screened.
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Lynda La Plante's 1980s British crime series "Widows" had a curious hold of filmmaker Steve McQueen as a 13-year-old boy. The show was about a group of women who, after …
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Weekend Box Office: Someone Forgot To Tell 'The Nun' That The Summer Box Office Season Was Over The fifth movie in 'The Conjuring' series scores a franchise record at the box office.
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Halloween season is officially underway, thanks to New Line Cinema and James Wan‘s Atomic Monster. Good reviews or not, the Corin Hardy-directed The Nun just smashed the box office earning an estimated $53.5M here in t...
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It’s been twenty years since we last saw Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) face off against Michael Myers (no, I’m not counting Resurrection). Back then she was an overprotective drunk headmistress of a prep school. I...
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TIFF Critic's Notebook 4: Widows

Filmmaker Magazine - 9 Sep 2018 11:00
TIFF Critic's Notebook 4: Widows The first shot of Steve McQueen’s Widows is in keeping with the Master Shot Severity of Hunger, Shame and 12 Years a Slave: an overhead two-shot of Veronica (Octavia Butler) and Harry Rawlins (Liam Neeson) in bed, held...
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Warner Bros. dominated the top two spots of this weekend's box office (and three of the top five), marking its fifth consecutive week at the top of the charts. "It's …
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We Just Saw The New Halloween, And It Is Vicious And Relentless David Gordon Green resurrects "The Shape" known as Michael Myers for a vicious, relentless and satisfying continuation of the battle between the unexplainable threat, and the survivor who keeps standing in his way.
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Going to a film festival can be tricky, because a lack of trailer means you can only rely on short and vague descriptions of films. "An inventive, genre-bending psychological sci-fi thriller" is a wide enough description...
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It's obvious very early on that Nekrotronic is a labour of love. The second film by Australian brothers Kiah and Tristan Roache-Turner was introduced to the Midnight Madness crowd as an ode to the (horror) films of their...
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