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80-year-old ‘Dead For A Dollar’ director Walter Hill has no plans to stop: ‘Directors don’t retire’

As director Walter Hill was writing the screenplay for “Dead For A Dollar,” he looked to the past. But his inspiration was a much older past than the Old West tales of cowboys and cattle drives or lawmen and desperados that have played across movie screens since the dawn of…

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Movie review: 'Smile' lampoons horror tropes — or does it?

Writer/director Parker Finn’s feature debut “Smile” boasts the thinnest of premises based on a laundry list of horror movie trends and tropes, from the historical to the contemporary. Based on his 2020 short film “Laura Hasn’t Slept,” Finn inserts the latest hot topic in horror — trauma — into a…

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What to stream: Spooktacular options to usher in October

It’s the last week of September — despite any last-gasp heat waves, the autumnal equinox is behind us, pumpkin spice lattes have been flowing since Labor Day, and it is decidedly, officially fall, which can mean only one thing: Spooky Season is here.

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Don’t Worry Darling shows all publicity is good publicity at the box office

Olivia Wilde’s suburban thriller has opened strongly despite reports of backstage wrangles and being panned by critics

The Guardian - UK

The stunning seaside village that was used as a background for one of Scotland's greatest films

The Aberdeenshire village of Pennan featured in the smash hit Scottish film Local Hero.

Daily Record

Holly, Olivia and Meghan are the latest witch-hunt victims — so why do we always turn on female celebrities?

This month’s headlines are proof there’s never quite the appetite for dragging a man down like there is for a woman, writes Maddy Mussen

Evening Standard

Hrithik Roshan: When I started off, I aspired to be a star. Today, I want to succeed as an actor

Hrithik Roshan is gearing up for the release of his 25th film Vikram Vedha this Friday. During the promotions of the film, the actor opened up about how he's changed over the years. ETimes asked Hrithik if he felt any pressure while choosing his next film after War (2019) and…

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Sniper: The White Raven review – raw account of Ukrainian resistance in Donbas

Made before Russia’s full-scale invasion, this story of a hippy who turns warrior after his wife is killed could not be more urgent but feels oddly cliched

The Guardian - UK

20 years ago, Jackie Chan's worst sci-fi movie almost killed his career

From here on out, at least in North America, it was all tedious flops.

Inverse

Star Wars just rebooted itself with a classic Blade Runner trick

The galaxy far, far away has never looked or felt quite like this. Here's how the world-building of 'Andor' feels new for Star Wars and why the aesthetics play a huge role.

Inverse

A Bird Flew in review – heartfelt portrait of film-makers struggling with lockdown

Ensemble study of film professionals struggling with enforced isolation features some good performances but doesn’t really come together

The Guardian - UK

‘Strange World’ creators talk old-school adventures and the importance of legacy

Watching the trailer for “Strange World,” the latest film from Disney animation, it’s easy to get a Jules Verne vibe. And according to director Don Hall, that’s entirely on purpose.

Orlando Sentinel

List of DVD release dates for Sept. 27 and beyond

Following is a partial schedule of coming movies on DVD. Release dates are subject to change:

Tribune News Service

Siju Wilson makes a splash as Arattupuzha Velayudha Panicker in Vinayan’s ‘Pathonpatham Noottandu’

Siju says it is a role he had been waiting for since 2010 and he trained for six months to play the character

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"'Chhello Show' a really strong Oscar contender this year," says US distributor as team preps for release of the Pan Nalin directorial

Amidst allegations that director Pan Nalin's 'Chhello Show' has been 'copied' from the Oscar-winning Italian film 'Cinema Paradiso', the Gujarati film's American distributor has come forward to vouch that it is a "strong" contender for the upcoming 95th Academy Awards.

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Just Gonna Say It: Don’t Worry Darling Was Somehow More Of A Hot Mess Than The BTS Tea

Good concept, bad execution.

ABC News

You Won’t Be Alone: Body horror meets Terrence Malick in impressive Australian film by Goran Stolevski

You Won’t Be Alone heralds an impressive new Australian voice in cinema, marrying visceral thrills and sublime lyricism in its critique of human society.

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It felt ‘much too soon’ to recast Chadwick Boseman’s character in ‘Black Panther’ sequel, Marvel president says

It felt “much too soon” to recast Chadwick Boseman’s character in the upcoming “Black Panther” movie after the actor’s death, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige said in a new interview.

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The Independent UK

The Last of Us trailer reveals Yellowjackets’ Melanie Lynskey starring opposite Pedro Pascal

New HBO series is an adaptation of the video game of the same name

Chicago Tribune

In the best way, ‘Bros’ could be Billy Eichner’s ‘Trainwreck.’ He owes it all to his Northwestern years

“The movie I want to make?” Billy Eichner, co-writer and star of “Bros,” asked that in a conversation he recalls having during the development phase of “Bros.” with his director and co-writer Nicholas Stoller and producer Judd Apatow.

The Hindu

Filmmaker Ashokan whose works include Saandram and Varnam dies

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‘Bridgerton’ spinoff, ‘Knives Out′ sequel and everything else we learned at Netflix’s Tudum

Netflix rolled out the red carpet for its own TV shows and movies at its annual Tudum event Saturday, sharing spoilers on everything from the “Bridgerton” spinoff “Queen Charlotte” to “Glass Onion,” the mysterious “Knives Out” sequel, with trailers for fan favorites like “You” and “Dead to Me” sprinkled in…

Inverse

Christian Bale on the secrets of his “weird” transformation in 'Amsterdam'

Christian Bale has taken on plenty of physically demanding roles throughout his acting career, and 'Amsterdam' is no exception.

The Times of India

Will Alan Silvestri return to score 'Lilo and Stitch' live-action remake? - Exclusive

Every iconic Disney film has a signature soundscape and helping to bring the magic of 'Pinocchio' to life with the new live-action remake, were Alan Silvestri and Glen Ballard. The geniuses behind some of the most iconic tracks of the 21st century, including the 'Avengers' soundtrack, got together to add…

Daily Mirror

Netflix's new Sonic Prime trailer goes down a storm with fans ahead of winter release

Everyone's favourite lightning-fast blue hedgehog is speeding towards our screens at breakneck pace - and judging by the response to the latest trailer, he's going to get a rapturous reception!

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