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John Boyega wishes ‘force be with you’ to fans as filming wraps on Star Wars
The movie's stars have announced the end of filming.
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'Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure': What happened to the actors behind the historical figures?
We know what happened to Bill S Preston esquire and Ted "Theodore" Logan, but what about Beethoven, Napoleon, and So-crates?
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The 90 best movies on Netflix UK
Netflix has plenty of classic films in its catalogue – and in recent years, the streaming service has also produced some remarkably original films of its own, from the animal rights satire Okja to the Oscar-favourite Roma. But for every award-winning drama, there are just as many trashy B-movies (such as the risible romance A Christmas Prince).
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John Goodman thanks his co-star for saving him from nearly drowning in the Thames
John Goodman has thanked his co-star Michaela Coel for saving him from nearly drowning while filming a TV show in London.
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TV shows 2019: What's axed? What's renewed?
The fate of your favourite series, revealed.
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Lords of Chaos: UK trailer
Oslo, 1987: Seventeen-year-old Euronymous (Rory Culkin) is determined to escape his idyllic Scandinavian hometown and create “true Norwegian black metal” with his band, MAYHEM. He’s joined by equally fanatical youths – Dead (Jack Kilmer) and Varg (Emory Cohen). Believing that they’re on the cusp of a musical revolution, the group gets even darker driven by the black metal dogma to spread evil. They begin burning down churches throughout the countryside and stealing tombstones for their record store. But when the press catches up with them and Euronymous takes more credit than he’s earned for the group’s violent acts, Varg, fresh out of jail, arranges a dark encounter to settle the score and ultimately determine who the darkest black metal musician is… Lords of Chaos will be released in UK cinemas from 29th March 2019
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Why there are two 'Captain Marvel' movies and why one is called 'Shazam!'
Both DC and Marvel created legendary comic characters with the same name, and both can be seen in cinemas this spring.
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Cinematographer's Society rejects Academy claims there's 'no Oscars snub'
The American Society of Cinematographers has rejected claims by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences that it's not snubbing the cinematography Oscar this year.
- MoviesSam Ashurst
'Frozen 2' breaks most-watched animated movie trailer record
Disney will be putting the champagne on ice.
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Gary Sinise overwhelmed by star-studded thank you video after raising millions for veterans
Gary Sinise got all choked up after famous Hollywood chums and war heroes got together to pay tribute to his tireless work for war veterans.
MoviesYahoo Movies UKThe secret Netflix codes that unlock thousands of hidden movies and TV shows
Are you one of those people who spends hours deciding what to watch on Netflix? These secret Netflix codes could help make your life a lot easier.
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Jason Momoa Joins Timothée Chalamet, Javier Bardem in ‘Dune’ Reboot
"Aquaman" star Jason Momoa is in negotiations to join Legendary’s “Dune” reboot. If a deal closes, he would join a cast that includes Timothée Chalamet, Javier Bardem, Rebecca Ferguson, Stellan Skarsgard, Dave Bautista, Josh Brolin, Oscar Isaac, and Zendaya. Momoa will portray Duncan Idaho, a swordmaster in the house of Atreides who is the right-hand […]
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Lady Gaga gets tattoo inspired by A Star Is Born
The singer and actress is believed to have more than a dozen tattoos.
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Ben Whishaw to voice 'Paddington' in all-new TV series
Paddington is making the leap from big screen to small.
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The Academy has officially responded to the Oscars backlash
“There has been a chain of misinformation.”
- MoviesTom Butler
Benedict Cumberbatch to play Satan in Neil Gaiman's 'Good Omens'
Amazon Prime Video’s long-awaited TV adaptation of Sir Terry Pratchett’s novel Good Omens will arrive in May.
- MoviesSam Ashurst
Netflix is storing your 'Bandersnatch' data, and it won't fully explain why
The streaming service has gone full Black Mirror.
- MoviesThe Independent
Oscars 2019: Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino and Spike Lee criticise Academy in open letter
Almost 100 filmmakers – including Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino and Spike Lee – have signed an open letter to the Academy of Motion Pictures criticising their decision to present four awards during advert breaks in the Oscars ceremony. On Monday (11 January), the awards body announced that live-action shorts, make-up and hairstyling, cinematography and editing would all be handed out during breaks in the telecast. There was immediate outrage online from former Oscar-winners such as Guillermo del Toro and Alfonso Cuaron, who said the move was disrespectful to workers in those disciplines.
