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'28 Days Later' director Danny Boyle explains surprising inspirations for speedy zombies
Danny Boyle didn’t exactly subscribe to the Romero school of zombies before helming the 2002 horror hit 28 Days Later. “I was on the fence about zombies, to be honest,” he told Yahoo Entertainment during a recent Director’s Reel interview. The 28 Days Later flesh eaters not only were fast, but punishingly strong, too — something that, per Boyle, had a surprising inspiration.
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Ryan Gosling reveals how Harrison Ford apologized for punching him in the face while filming 'Blade Runner 2049'
As the younger actor tells it, Ford’s “apology” involved pushing him out of the way and putting his hand on ice. But Ford has an apology for that.
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'Star Wars': The Coolest (and Craziest) Deleted Scenes From the Original Trilogy
The best deleted scenes from the 'Star Wars' original trilogy
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The 5 Worst Changes Made to 'Star Wars: A New Hope'
Not all the tweaks George Lucas made to the film as technological advancement allowed improved the material. Here five not-so-good changes to the blockbuster.
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Sam Neill Re-Enacts Classic Scene From 'Jurassic Park'
Sam Neill stopped by The Graham Norton Show where host Graham Norton asked him about shooting the classic scene from Jurassic Park when Neill, playing Dr. Alan Grant, sees a dinosaur for the first time. Neill explained that what he was really looking at was director Steven Spielberg waiving a tennis ball at the end of a long stick. Norton wanted to recreate the scene with British comedian and actress Miranda Hart playing the Laura Dern role, Ewan McGregor as the director, and comedian John Bis
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Our Super-Spoilery Interview With the Cast of 'The Girl on the Train' About That Twist Ending
You might want to see the movie first.
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Watch Movie Stars Nominate Fellow Celebrities to Run for President (And Save Us All?)
The left needs Donald Trump to go away yesterday, while the right feels the same about Hillary Clinton. Someone like… Oprah Winfrey or Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson? “Everyone keeps talking about The Rock for president,” said Scott Eastwood (Snowden).