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Flights of Creativity: the VFX behind Masters of the Air

DNEG visual effects supervisor Xavier Bernasconi discusses working on high-flying WWII series.

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"Digital photography is a science and film photography is a chemical miracle" says Steven Spielberg

Steven Spielberg describes digital photography as science and film photography as a "chemical miracle"

Digital Camera World

Gremlins at 40: Joe Dante’s untamed classic is a love letter to chaos

Even in the less conventional summer of 1984, the Spielberg-produced comedy horror was a gleeful rule-breaker

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"I’ve died three times through my own self-abuse." From helping shape industrial metal to hanging up on Stanley Kubrick and being Timothy Leary's drug guinea pig, Ministry's Al Jourgensen reflects on 40 years of madness and music

Ministry might be looking to bow out after their next album, but they leave behind one of metal's most colourful and event-filled legacies. We asked frontman Al Jourgensen to look back on his life

Metal Hammer

Film show: D-Day classics, from 'The Longest Day' to 'Saving Private Ryan'

As commemorations marking the 80th anniversary of the Allied landings take place in Normandy, film critic Lisa Nesselson tells us about her favorite D-Day classics – from star-studded extravaganza "The Longest Day" to Steven Spielberg's "Saving Private Ryan". Plus, Jessica Chastain and Peter Sarsgaard star in "Memory", a harsh tale…

France 24

Atlas is Netflix’s most-watched movie despite being truly terrible – here are 3 better sci-fi epics

Netflix's AI sci-fi thriller wants to be epic but critics aren't convinced. Here are three seriously good sci-fi movies to stream instead.

TechRadar

Richard Dreyfuss slammed for 'sexist and transphobic' rant at Jaws screening

Many fans reportedly stormed out of the Massachusetts theatre and the venue issued an apology

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Richard Dreyfuss accused of sexist and homophobic rant at Jaws screening

Discussion with Oscar-winning actor ‘went off the rails’ and many left venue

The Independent UK

The 32 greatest movies that audiences hated (and critics loved)

Critics gave these movies flowers, while audiences threw tomatoes

Total Film

35 Years Ago, Steven Spielberg Delivered a Perfect Franchise Ending — And Then Ruined It

We could spend all day arguing about the best Indiana Jones movie, but only one of them was smart enough to expand on the original in just the right way.

Inverse

How to watch the 'Jurassic Park' movies in order online

Everything you need to watch the Jurassic Park movies in order online.

Tom’s Guide

Steven Spielberg's next movie will be released in 2026 – and he's re-teaming with Jurassic Park and War of the Worlds screenwriter

The movie is a "new original event film"

Total Film

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom at 40: Spielberg’s hit-and-miss relic

There’s plenty to still admire in Indy’s second outing but it remains an ungainly and, at times, culturally offensive adventure

The Guardian - US

40 Years Ago, George Lucas Made a Controversial Movie Sequel — And Changed Hollywood Forever

Released 40 years ago on May 23, 1984, 'Temple of Doom' rejected nostalgia for something darker, and in the process it not only changed the franchise but the course of Hollywood history as well.

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Jaws and Hitchcock's Psycho inspired new horror movie The Strangers: Chapter 1, as director explains its lack of gore

Exclusive: The Strangers: Chapter 1 director Renny Harlin explains why the movie keeps it light on the blood for a very good reason

Evening Standard

Actress Susan Backlinie who starred as first victim in Jaws dies aged 77

She played a skinny dipper who was viciously attacked by an unseen great white shark in the opening sequences of the iconic film

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Jaws Actress Susan Backlinie Dies At Age 77

Susan Backlinie, the iconic victim in Jaws, was a talented stuntperson and actress who left a lasting impact on cinema.

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Exploring The World Of Top Film Directors In Hollywood

Discover the creative visionaries behind Hollywood's iconic films and their groundbreaking contributions to cinema.

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9 new to Prime Video movies with 90% or higher on Rotten Tomatoes

Amazon Prime Video has got a boatload of new movies this month including "American Fiction", "Creed" and much more.

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50 Of The Best And Most Surprising Movie Details You Probably Never Noticed

We’ve gathered some of the best examples of cool, creative and downright bizarre easter eggs hidden in movies. The post 50 Of The Best And Most Surprising Movie Details You Probably Never Noticed first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Exploring The Top 10 Oscars Snubs

Explore notable Oscar snubs in film history, from acclaimed directors to outstanding performances.

Total Film

After 47 years, Steven Spielberg is finally making another UFO movie with help from the original Jurassic Park screenwriter

We don't know anything else, but we want to

The Guardian - UK

The Guide #134: Civil War is latest example of Hollywood’s love affair with journalism

In this week’s newsletter: From Alex Garland’s new film to Steven Spielberg’s The Post, the world of movies espouses a love for journalists that polls show is not shared by the general public

Top News

Walton Goggins' Hollywood Journey: From Valet To Star Actor

Explore the journey of Walton Goggins, from humble beginnings to Hollywood stardom, showcasing his talent and dedication to storytelling.

The Guardian - UK

‘As with all such moments, there are innocent victims’: Marco Bellocchio on his new film about the notorious kidnapping of a Jewish child

The octogenarian director, whose latest film dramatises the 19th-century abduction of Edgardo Mortara by the Vatican, has been plumbing the depths of the Italian psyche on screen for the past 60 years – and worries for the future of cinema

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