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Decoding Westworld S1E09 – The Well-Tempered Clavier
6 hours ago
Joanna and David recap the eighth episode of the first season of Westworld, “The Well-Tempered Clavier.” Learn more about why William is a terrible person. Be sure to check out Joanna’s recap and also check out Jacob’s recap of the episode. Find more episodes of the podcast at decodingwestworld.com. Feel free to email us your […]
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- David Chen
Superhero Bits: Injustice 2 Line-Up & Marvel vs Capcom Rumors, 8-Bit Doctor Strange & More
12 hours ago
Who should play Cable in the Deadpool sequel? Will the Watchmen be part of the line-up of characters for Injustice 2? Is there a Marvel vs Capcom 4 video game announcement coming soon? Which superhero received write-in votes for President of the United States? Does John Cena have a cameo in Thor: Ragnarok? All that […]
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- Ethan Anderton
‘Jurassic World 2’ Will Probably Bring Back B.D. Wong
13 hours ago
When Bryce Dallas Howard and Chris Pratt return for Jurassic World 2, they may find themselves joined by another familiar face. Producer Frank Marshall has hinted that B.D. Wong will be back as Dr. Henry Wu in the J.A. Bayona-directed sequel, which recently added new stars Toby Jones and Rafe Spall. CinemaBlend recently sat down with Marshall and asked whether Wong would resurface […]
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- Angie Han
Tom Holland May Join Daisy Ridley in Doug Liman’s Ya Movie ‘Chaos Walking’
13 hours ago
Actor Tom Holland might live in a world populated entirely by men for director Doug Liman (Edge of Tomorrow). The Spider-Man: Homecoming star is currently in talks to act alongside Daisy Ridley in the post-apocalyptic Ya movie Chaos Walking, based on part one of author Patrick Ness‘ trilogy. Lionsgate is eyeing a 2017 production start date for the film. Below, learn more about the Tom Holland […]
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- Jack Giroux
‘Fantastic Beasts’: Jared Harris Responds to Dumbledore Casting Rumors
14 hours ago
Now that Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them has introduced Young Grindelwald, the race is on to guess who’ll fill the role of Young Dumbledore in the sequel. And one name that’s come up again and again in that conversation is Jared Harris, in part because he’s about as close as you can get to a younger clone […]
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- Angie Han
‘Rogue One’ Featurette: Diego Luna Takes You to a Galaxy Far, Far Away
14 hours ago
In the months leading up to the release of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, it feels like we’ve talked about every character in the movie except Diego Luna‘s Captain Cassian Andor, whose role appears to be “straight-laced soldier who has to wrangle together all of those strange rebel misfits.” Since I like Luna quite […]
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- Jacob Hall
‘Westworld’ Finale Will Answer Most of Your Questions
15 hours ago
Westworld is a show that’s raised more than a few questions in its first season. Fans have gone wild with all sorts speculation and fan theories, placing some of the show’s tiniest details under a microscope. With the upcoming Westworld season one finale, most of the hit series’ questions will get answered, according to creators Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy. Below, […]
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- Jack Giroux
Kevin Smith Wants a ‘Superman Lives’ Animated Movie and To Direct A ‘Bedknobs and Broomsticks’ Remake
15 hours ago
The history of Tim Burton‘s squashed Superman film, Superman Lives, has been well documented. Just last year there was Jon Schnepp‘s documentary, The Death of “Superman Lives”: What Happened?, which featured writer-director Kevin Smith discussing his time on the comic book movie. Now, Smith says he still wouldn’t mind seeing the script he wrote realized, at least in animation. Below, learn […]
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- Jack Giroux
Dan Trachtenberg To Direct ‘The Secret Life of Houdini’, See Concept Art From His ‘Rocketeer’ Pitch
16 hours ago
10 Cloverfield Lane director Dan Trachtenberg is in talks to direct The Secret Life of Houdini, based on the William Kalush and Larry Sloman’s book The Secret Life of Houdini: The Making of America’s First Superhero which portrays the master magician as a secret agent investigating the occult. The pitch for the movie is that Houdini was not […]
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- Peter Sciretta
So, What’s the Hold-Up on an Obi-Wan Kenobi Spin-Off Movie?
16 hours ago
A Star Wars spin-off movie focusing on Obi-Wan Kenobi in the years between the prequel trilogy and the original trilogy sounds like a license to print money and make everyone happy. The fans want it. Ewan McGregor wants to do it. So why not pull the trigger and make it happen? Well, the latest story […]
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- Jacob Hall
Why ‘Star Wars’ Search for an Experienced Female Director Isn’t Good Enough
17 hours ago
In a lot of ways, the Star Wars franchise is more female-friendly than ever. Rey and Jyn are positioned as the first new protagonists of the Disney era. Women like Kathleen Kennedy and Kiri Hart are in charge behind the scenes at Lucasfilm, and women make up half the executive team. But there’s one area of Star Wars filmmaking that shows […]
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- Angie Han
‘Zootopia’ and ‘Kubo and the Two Strings’ Lead the 2016 Annie Awards Nominees
17 hours ago
With December just around the corner, we’re about to plunge face-first into awards season. Before we even get to the Academy Awards and the Golden Globes and the Screen Actors Guild Awards and the Independent Spirit Awards, we’ll hear from every major critics group across the United States. But before that, we can peruse the 2016 […]
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- Jacob Hall
Watch The Most Inventive Cinematic Music Video You’ll See This Year
18 hours ago
Today I wanted to share with you something I watched over the weekend, the music video for Ok Go‘s “The One Moment,” from their album Hungry Ghosts. We don’t typically cover music videos on /Film, but I thought this one was worth our focus. If you watch one music video this year, make it this one. […]
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- Peter Sciretta
‘Westworld’ Season Finale Trailer: ”The Bicameral Mind” Returns
18 hours ago
Earlier this season, Westworld introduced the bicameral mind into its mythology, a real-world theory that suggests human consciousness evolved because the human brain would have conversations with itself, possibly leading early humans to believe they were communicating with a higher power. In ways both fascinating and creepy, Westworld took this concept and made it literal. […]
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- Jacob Hall
Wes Anderson Directed a Christmas Short Film Starring Adrien Brody
19 hours ago
It’s been a few years since we last heard from director Wes Anderson, who vanished into thin air following the well-deserved critical and financial success of 2014’s The Grand Budapest Hotel (which is a masterpiece and very possibly his best movie). Updates on his new stop-motion film, his first since 2009’s Fantastic Mr. Fox (another […]
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- Jacob Hall
‘Westworld’ Spoiler Review: 10 Questions From ”The Well-Tempered Clavier”
20 hours ago
If last week’s episode of Westworld was the show taking in a deep breath, “The Well-Tempered Clavier” is that breath being let out in a hurricane of twists and turns that tore down many of the series’ facades and brought several key characters to their knees. And it isn’t just an avalanche of answers to questions – it’s as […]
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- Jacob Hall
No, Neill Blomkamp Isn’t Making a ‘Chappie’ Sequel
20 hours ago
Any way you slice it, Chappie was a dud. It put in a meager showing at the box office and brought director Neill Blomkamp some of the worst reviews of his career. And though it’s got some defenders, they haven’t really coalesced into anything you’d call a cult following. But in case you were still wondering about […]
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- Angie Han
‘La La Land’ Featurette Goes Behind the Scenes of the Modern Musical With Classical Style
21 hours ago
Decades ago, musicals were all the rage in Hollywood. Some of the biggest stars in the world were actors and actresses known for their impressive pipes and mesmerizing dance steps, like Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Now Whiplash director Damien Chazelle is bringing back that classic style in the modern musical La La Land starring […]
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- Ethan Anderton
Interview: ‘Allied’ Screenwriter Steven Knight on Crafting His World War II Romance and the Rules of Hollywood
21 hours ago
Screenwriter Steven Knight‘s latest film, Allied, has shootouts, impeccable costumes, exotic locations, and two appealing movie stars, but there’s a fine conflict to go along with all the eye candy. Over 30 years ago, Knight was inspired to one day write about a Canadian intelligence officer (Brad Pitt) who learns his wife, a former French Resistance fighter (Marion Cotillard), […]
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- Jack Giroux
Ivan Reitman Says There Are ”Many” More ‘Ghostbusters’ Movies in Development
22 hours ago
When the reboot of Ghostbusters arrived this year, Sony Pictures was banking on the movie being successful enough to warrant a whole new franchise. They were confident that a sequel would happen, but the box office numbers indicated that might not be in the cards anymore. We know director Paul Feig is still hoping he […]
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- Ethan Anderton
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