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Ever wanted to see Jason Statham beat up a guy with a plate? You need to watch Safe

This enjoyably uncomplicated action flick sees The Stath play a cage fighter who has to protect a maths prodigy from the triad and the Russian mafia

The Guardian - AU

Behind ‘Bottoms,’ the wild, queer and bloody high school sex comedy coming to theaters

The Independent UK

A TikTok Went Viral About How To Avoid Florence Pugh's Nude Scenes In Oppenheimer. Twitter Did Not Hold Back In Its Responses

Twitter is roasting a woman who had an extreme reaction to Florence Pugh's nudity in Oppenheimer.

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Bradley Cooper, Leonard Bernstein and performing in ‘Jewface’

The nose of Leonard Bernstein, the legendary American conductor played by Bradley Cooper in an upcoming Netflix biopic, has become the focus of a furore over the issue of representation in Hollywood.

The Week

John Carpenter announces Anthology II (Movie Themes 1976-1988) will be released in October

Horror maestro John Carpenter reworks classic pieces from his greatest movies with son Cody Carpenter and Godson Daniel Davies

Metal Hammer

From Some like it Hot to The Apartment: Jack Lemmon’s 10 best films

Whether playing a fastidious housemate, the father of a lost child in Pinochet’s Chile, or a social drinker descending into alcoholism, Lemmon gave enough memorable performances to forge an award-winning career spanning nearly half a century. Graeme Ross picks his favourites

The Independent UK

Jack Lemmon’s 10 best films: From ‘Some like it Hot’ to ‘The Apartment’

Whether playing a fastidious housemate, the father of a lost child in Pinochet’s Chile, or a social drinker descending into alcoholism, Lemmon’s memorable performances allowed him to forge an award-winning career spanning nearly half a century

The Independent UK

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“It was horrifying. The heat was intense and I felt at times that I was really burning”. The insane story of The Wicker Man, the folk horror cult-classic with a disastrous background

As The Wicker Man celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, we look at the making behind it and why it's such a masterpiece

Metal Hammer

How Strays Pulled Off Its Super Violent Ending With Real Dogs, According To The Director

Strays director Josh Greenbaum breaks down how the dog-centric comedy pulls off its big ending.

Cinemablend

Bradley Cooper supported by Anti-Defamation League amid ‘Jewface’ criticism

Bradley Cooper’s use of a prosthetic nose for his portrayal of Jewish composer Leonard Bernstein in the forthcoming biopic Maestro has been defended by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL).

Evening Standard

Cinema this autumn looks sicker, and healthier, than ever

The actors’ and writers’ strikes are worrying – but #Barbenheimer showed there’s still a large, engaged audience hungry for good movies

The Guardian - UK

Director Clax: ‘Bedurulanka 2012’ is an entertaining social satire, not an experimental film

Meet Clax, who debuts as writer and director with the Telugu film ‘Bedurulanka 2012’, starring Kartikeya Gummakonda and Neha Shetty. The story and characters of Bedurulanka stem from varied inspirations — testing of the Agni missile, doom’s day predictions, Akira Kurosawa’s ‘Seven Samurai’ and even Ayn Rand’s ‘The Fountainhead’

The Hindu

Mob Land review – kindly sheriff John Travolta drawn into blood-soaked plot

Very much indebted to No Country for Old Men, punchy thriller brings damnation to smalltown Alabama

The Guardian - UK

Neil Maskell: ‘If me and Idris Elba got into a physical altercation, I’d last about a second!’

From terrifying audiences in Kill List to squaring up to Elba in airline thriller Hijack, the actor has made his name playing a host of wrong’uns. Now he’s leaving the baddies behind to direct a Belgium-based whistleblower drama

The Guardian - UK

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5 tips to make the most out of your outdoor projector set-up

Following these tips will help you get the best sound and picture for your outdoor cinema set-up.

The Guardian - UK

The Dive review – scuba diving survival thriller goes deep underwater

An race against the clock offers plenty of adrenaline-filled moments, but a weak backstory drains the tension

The Guardian - UK

Napoleon, Scorsese and Wonka at the pictures: the best films to see in autumn 2023

The season’s star turns include Ridley Scott’s portrait of the great French warrior, a true-crime western from an American great and Timothée Chalamet in a chocolatier origin story

Tom’s Guide

9 top new movies to watch this week on Netflix, Hulu and more (Aug. 22-29)

The Flash, Past Lives, Vacation Friends 2 are among the new movies streaming this week

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Gran Turismo’s Archie Madekwe Suffered An Unexpected Injury While Filming, And Champagne Was Involved

Out of all of the dramatic and thrilling event Gran Turismo contains, actor Archie Madekwe shared a story about some unexpected champagne problems.

Cinemablend

What Happened To The Kid From Iron Man 3? Where He's At Now And Why Marvel Missed A Big Opportunity

Iron Man 3's Harley Keener character was a pretty cool addition, but Marvel Studios missed a huge opportunity in how it used the character.

Evening Standard

Hello Kitty Must Die at the Pleasance Courtyard review – one for the litter tray

The tragedy is that it’s not a particularly bad show, it’s just a very bad musical

Cinemablend

Scream 7’s Director Previously Spoke About Joining The Franchise, See His Comments

Christopher Landon spoke about directing Scream years before landing the gig.

WhatToWatch

She Came to Me: release date, trailer, cast, plot and everything we know about the Peter Dinklage film

She Came to Me is a new film starring Peter Dinklage, Anne Hathaway and Marisa Tomei. Here’s everything we know about the movie.

The Conversation

Ecological grief and uncontrollable reality in Wes Anderson's 'Asteroid City'

Much has been written on the grief in Wes Anderson’s Asteroid City, with the director himself being candid enough to describe the film not only in terms of grief, but as being centred chiefly around death. Anderson also notes, however, that the concept for the film was how we contend…

The Guardian - US

Show business to no business: how are the strikes hitting Hollywood?

Weeks into the actors and writers strike and the impact is being felt with movies underperforming and shows getting cancelled

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