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Josh Brolin and Miles Teller Battle Wicked Wildfires in First 'Only the Brave' Trailer
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- MoviesThe Independent
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This is the first look at the newly reinvigorated 'Saw' franchise, which will return later this year with new movie 'Jigsaw'.
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Andrew Garfield hit some social media turbulence earlier this month, after saying that he was 'a gay man right now, just without the physical act'.
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Christopher Nolan won't make a movie for 'mindless' Netflix
Christopher Nolan won't be among the directors heading for Netflix, branding their movie releasing strategy as 'mindless'.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Jada Pinkett Smith reveals that she was a drug dealer
Jada Pinkett Smith has revealed that she used to be a drug dealer, back in the days when she was hanging out with the late rapper Tupac Shakur.
- MoviesBen Arnold
French press hammers Dunkirk over historical accuracy
Christopher Nolan's new World War II movie 'Dunkirk' might have wowed the critics in the US and on this side of the channel, but in France? Not so much.
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Say hello to Poe Dameron's new wingman: C'ai Threnalli, the latest character revealed from Star Wars: The Last Jedi. C'ai was introduced to this galaxy Wednesday at the San Diego Comic-Con preview night, where he was stationed inside the Star Wars booth alongside some of the other ace pilots of the Resistance.
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Hollywood and superfans to collide at Comic-Con San Diego
Game Of Thrones, Justice League, Blade Runner 2049 will all be showcased at the annual convention.
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MoviesNick Schager'Star Wars' Fan Theories About Evil Snoke: John Boyega and Rian Johnson Share Their Favorites
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French directorial duo Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo present the origins of one of horror's most terrifying bogeymen.
- MoviesNick Schager
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'Mission: Impossible 6' director Christopher McQuarrie's Instagram photo from set seems to confirm the return of Alec Baldwin's CIA Director Alan Hunley
- MoviesBen Bussey
First trailer for The Shape of Water promises another dark fairy tale from Guillermo del Toro
Sally Hawkins is a mute who befriends a mysterious fish-man in the 'Hellboy' director's new movie.
MoviesMarcus ErricoLego Builds a Giant 'Last Jedi' Luke Skywalker to Wow 'Star Wars' Fans at Comic-Con
The last Jedi is getting the Lego treatment.
- MoviesThe Independent
Naomi Watts: 'I think of my career in two parts: before and after Mulholland Drive'
Two Oscar nominations, numerous box-office hits (King Kong, The Ring, The Divergent Series), and roles in critically acclaimed smaller-budget flicks (Birdman, Mulholland Drive): Naomi Watts boasts a truly spectacular CV. “I liked that this was not your stereotypical woman,” she says of the main character, Jean Holloway, a New York therapist who becomes enamoured with one of her patient’s former partners. The show’s creator, Lisa Rubin, has given a similar response to journalists asking about the negative reviews Gypsy has received, explaining how viewers are not adjusted to seeing women that “have the same sort of hidden dimensions as men”.
- MoviesBen Bussey
Will Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets be this year's John Carter?
Luc Besson's ambitious comic book movie invites comparisons with Disney's 2012 flop - but is this necessarily a bad thing?
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