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Chris Pratt, 'Guardians of the Galaxy' Cast Call for Reinstatement of James Gunn
Chris Pratt and his fellow Guardians of the Galaxy stars have released an open letter in support of ousted director James Gunn. "Although I don’t support James Gunn’s inappropriate jokes from years ago, he is a good man," Pratt wrote Monday in an Instagram post in which he shared a letter co-signed by the cast. "I’d personally love to see him reinstated as director of Volume 3. If you please, read the following statement- signed by our entire cast."
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‘Downton Abbey’ Movie Is on the Way
The Crawleys will make a triumphant return to Highclere Castle, decked in pearls and braced for more melodrama, to film a “Downton Abbey” movie this summer. You can expect to see Maggie Smith, Michelle Dockery, Hugh Bonneville and other cast members in this new chapter. “Downton Abbey,” the PBS “Masterpiece” hit that followed the lives of the Crawley family and the servants who worked for them at the turn of the 20th century in England, ended to many viewers’ dismay in Britain in November 2015, and in the United States in March 2016.
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‘Avengers 4’ Cinematographer Trent Opaloch Seemingly Confirms The Title Is ‘Avengers: End Game’
Omega Underground might have possibly ended the debate of what the Avengers 4 title is going to be. As we’ve been seemingly the first to discover a listing on Trent Opaloch‘s website which list his credits and includes the title Avengers: End Game.
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Hold Onto Your Butts, 'Cause "Jurassic Park" Is Coming To Netflix
We've all been there. It's late at night, you're scrolling through Netflix, and you just can't decide what to watch. You sigh deeply. "If only," you whisper sadly to yourself, "Jurassic Park were streaming." It's the perfect movie for any time of day, but especially late at night when you need equal parts horror, sci-fi, nostalgia, and Jeff Goldblum.
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That New Matrix Movie: Is It A Reboot,a Remake, Or What?
In 1999, at the threshold of the 21st century, a little film came along that changed everything. I refer, of course, to The Matrix, the Wachowski Brothers (they were still brothers at the time) cyberpunk masterpiece that revolutionized science fiction films forever. Everone, for the most part, agreed The Matrix was a brilliant film and still do today. So naturally when word of a reboot started circulating, naturally a lot of genre fans started freaking out.
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Cannes: Lamborghini Biopic to Be Co-Financed by Blockchain Platform (Exclusive)
Antonio Banderas and Alec Baldwin are set to the star in the film, now being backed by new blockchain-based social entertainment outfit TaTaTu. The upcoming Lamborghini biopic, starring Antonio Banderas as the famed car designer Ferruccio Lamborghini and Alec Baldwin as rival Enzo Ferrari, is set to become one of the first high-profile projects to be backed by new blockchain technologies.
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Why Captain Marvel Won’t Feel Like Marvel’s Other Origin Stories
Marvel producer Nate Moore recently opened up to CinemaBlend and explained how Captain Marvel will feel different from other MCU origin movies.
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'Black Panther' Spends 13th Weekend in Top 10; Only 5th Film in 15 Years
Most films aren’t even still playing in theaters after 13 weekends — or if they are, they’re holding on for dear life. Disney’s Black Panther, however, still ranks in the box office top 10 after 13 weekends. The film and cultural phenomenon finished in 9th place this frame , with an estimated $1.9 million. The last five films to spend at least 13 weekends in the top 10 were...
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Here's Who Died Off Screen In 'Avengers: Infinity War'
Aw, snap! Thanos’ deadly finger snap at the end of “Avengers: Infinity War” caused a number of fan-favorite Marvel characters to crumble into ash before our very eyes. But given the conceit ― Thanos destroyed half the life in the universe with that single snap ― many were left wondering: What happened to everyone off screen?
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The Boundless Potential of Thor
Chris Hemsworth's character is more popular than ever, but Marvel has just scratched the surface with 'Ragnarok' and 'Avengers: Infinity War.'
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Avengers: Infinity War went over budget, cost Marvel up to $450,000 per day during production
With Avengers: Infinity War setting box office records left, right and centre – including the biggest opening of all time, and the fastest movie to gross $1 billion – the accountants at Disney and Marvel Studios must be breathing a sigh of relief, as directors Joe and Anthony Russo have revealed that the superhero epic went over budget, and was costing Marvel up to $450,000 per day.
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Martin Scorsese slams Rotten Tomatoes and 'the devaluation of cinema' at TCM fest
Martin Scorsese criticized aggregator websites Rotten Tomatoes and CinemaScore — and railed against “the devaluation of cinema itself” — at the Turner Classic Movies film festival this weekend. In his acceptance speech for the inaugural Robert Osborne Award at the Chinese Theater in Hollywood on Thursday evening, Scorsese said that the review aggregators lead films to be “instantly judged and dismissed” before audiences can see them and judge for themselves.
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The Five Types Of Nicolas Cage Movies
Our Hollywood Taxonomy series, which just turned 3 years old, is all about the pursuit of clarity through categorization — using box office data and critical reviews to sort through long, complicated filmographies. I’ve analyzed the careers of enormous figures in the entertainment industry, iconoclastic storytellers, revered actors, compelling comedians...
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NASA Scientists Think ‘Gravity’ Is the Worst, Most Inaccurate Space Movie Ever Made
“Gravity” earned critical acclaim, a slew of awards, and more than $700 million at the box office, which is to say that Alfonso Cuarón’s sci-fi drama was fairly successful. One subset of moviegoers wasn’t impressed, however: NASA scientists. In a BBC video in which the women helping us conquer the final frontier list the best and worst movies set in space, “Gravity” is repeatedly cited as the most inaccurate of them all.
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'A Quiet Place' dominates, 'Blockers' surprises and 'Ready Player One' holds up at the box office
Paramount Pictures' dark thriller "A Quiet Place" debuted in first place with $50 million in domestic weekend ticket sales, crushing the most optimistic industry expectations of $25 million, according to figures from measurement firm ComScore. The PG-13 horror flick, directed by and starring John Krasinski ("The Office"), follows a family of four forced to live in silence while hiding from creatures that hunt by sound. It scored a B-plus from audience polling firm CinemaScore and a 97% positive rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Ignorance in A.I. Artificial Intelligence and Ready Player One
Steven Spielberg frequently views the future as an end of one chapter, and the beginning of another. It never collapses into apocalypse – the Earths transcends its limitations, or transforms into a new state of sustainability. Think of the blissful coda of Close Encounters of the Third Kind, in which aliens flying away into the infinite cosmos isn’t a depiction of terror, but a comfortable acknowledgement of the unknown. Or ponder Jurassic Park’s ending: sublimely letting go of science’s bombardment against ethics.
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John Cusack Is Skeptical of the ‘High Fidelity’ TV Remake: ‘It’ll Suck’ If Nick Hornby Isn’t Involved
As you may have noticed over the last decade or so, reboots and remakes are all the rage these days. Though often complained about by audiences, many of them do quite well — hence why Hollywood keeps churning them out. Following the news that “High Fidelity” is set to be adapted as a TV series, John Cusack chimed in on the new project, saying “it’ll suck” if original author Nick Hornby isn’t involved.
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Fox Searchlight Signs Guillermo del Toro to Create New Horror/Sci-fi/Fantasy Label!
You ready for the best news you’ll hear all month? Fresh off his Best Director and Best Picture wins at the Oscars for The Shape of Water, Guillermo del Toro is one of the most in-demand filmmakers in Hollywood, and his next big move has been made. Fox Searchlight Pictures has announced today that they’ve inked a deal that’ll see Del Toro create a new genre label for the company!
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Netflix banned from competing at Cannes Film Festival
Netflix has been banned from competing in the Cannes Film Festival, according to a report from The Hollywood Reporter. Theirry Fremaux, the head of Cannes, told THR last week the ban is because Netflix refuses to release its films in theaters, choosing instead to debut them on its streaming service and, in some rare cases, do day-and-date releases so the film can be seen both online and off.
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'Avengers: Infinity War': Josh Brolin Has Seen 30 Minutes of the Film, Calls It Amazing
Avengers: Infinity War may still be a work-in-progress, but so far the film has a thumbs up from the Mad Titan. Josh Brolin plays Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War. While speaking to Flickering Myth, Brolin couldn’t say much about the film, but he’s only seen a portion of it so far and he liked what he saw. “I’ve seen 30 minutes of Infinity War and thought it was amazing,” Brolin said.
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