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The Great Debates tournament: Round of 32

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Post date March 18, 2023
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Photo: Jared C. Tilton/Getty, Clive Brunskill/Getty, Focus On Sport/Getty, The Ring Magazine/Getty, Dan Mullan/Getty, Ken Levine/Getty Alright, things are heating up for those of you who understand the concept. The big-name debates largely rolled on with a couple of alliterative exceptions as… Read Full Article Here Source link

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20 Movies That Endured Wildly Troubled Productions

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Post date September 23, 2022
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Superman (1978) – Super Rescue Scene (4/10) | Movieclips Producers Alexander and Ilya Salkind had previously had luck in shooting movies back-to-back. Their 1973 Three Musketeers movie and its sequel had been hugely successful, so they decided to go that route with Superman, developing and then filming two movies simultaneously to save money. They commissioned […]

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Here are the best additions to Criterion Channel in August 2022

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Post date August 20, 2022
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The best new Criterion Channel movies in August 2022 include a classic murder mystery and an underrated DeNiro The A.V. Club Source link

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The best, most important American independent movies

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Post date July 2, 2022
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Illustration: Karl Gustafson What makes an independent film? The question has never had a straightforward answer, and the cultural criteria that define an indie has changed over the decades. But by and large, it has always been something that couldn’t have been made within the Hollywood system. In our attempt to assemble a list of […]

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The Best Films Coming to Netflix in July 2022

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Post date June 29, 2022
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Boogie Nights (1997) Official Trailer #1 – Paul Thomas Anderson Movie As far as endlessly rewatchable movies go, Boogie Nights is way, way up there. As far as sophomore features go, it’s an all-time great if not the all-time greatest. The hysterical, melancholy and fairy tale-esque story of well-endowed Dirk Diggler (Mark Whalberg) and his […]

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Celeb filmmakers give us their most anticipated summer movies

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Post date May 3, 2022
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(Writer: Netflix’s Trigger Warning; podcast producer: The Movies That Made Me; Bronzeville) Killers of the Flower MoonImage: Apple “Andrew Dominik’s always interesting, and I’m really looking forward to his Marilyn Monroe movie, Blonde. Robert Machoian’s a terrific up-and-coming filmmaker whose The Killing Of Two Lovers was one of my favorites from 2020. He’s got The […]

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George Harrison’s wife to release poems about the Beatles guitarist

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Post date May 1, 2022
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Olivia Harrison, widow of Beatle George Harrison, has penned a series of poems about her late husband. Harrison, who is also a philanthropist and film producer, has written 20 original poems about the Beatles member for the book “Came the Lightening,” which is due to be released in June. “Came the Lightening” will also include […]

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The Netflix Bubble Is Finally Bursting

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Post date April 26, 2022
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Ten years ago, Netflix started offering its subscribers exclusive TV shows (we all, of course, remember the hit series Lilyhammer). An approach that at first seemed like a fad quickly yielded a handful of awards juggernauts—and then became a model for the entire TV streaming industry. For the past decade, the company has spent freely […]

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