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Review: Days of the Bagnold Summer

There’s something unique about the suburban British summertime experience that Days of the Bagnold Summer captures. In all its banality, it’s something many ...

By Sian Francis CoxJune 29, 20200

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Bill and Ted are back in new trailer for the third film

2020 has been one heck of a year so far, with the film industry impacted by it like the rest of us. With ...

By Sam van der MeerJune 29, 20200

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HBO’s Last of Us series scores Chernobyl director Johan Renck

HBO’s series adaptation of Naughty Dog’s The Last of Us would seem to be pulling no punches. No doubt there’s a stigma surrounding ...

By Sam van der MeerJune 29, 20200

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Can you handle a four hour “nightmare comedy” from Ari Aster?

While Ari Aster exploded onto the horror scene in 2018 with Hereditary and quickly followed it up in 2019 with Midsommar, the director ...

By Jesse LabJune 29, 20200

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Review: Shirley

Creating a movie about any real life historical figure is always a difficult task. The struggle of portraying their life usually comes down ...

By Jesse LabJune 29, 20200

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Quibi executives to take pay cut as new platform struggles to take flight

Quibi launched less than two months ago, boasting premium short-form content with a large amount of talent attached. It seems that the idea ...

By Anthony MarzanoJune 29, 20200

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Aya and the Witch is Studio Ghibli’s first 3D CG film

It was not long ago that Studio Ghibli co-founder Toshio Suzuki provided an update on the animation house’s ongoing projects; Hayao Miyazaki’s don’t-call-me-retired ...

By Sam van der MeerJune 29, 20200