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Box Office: ‘Conjuring: The Last Rites’ Stuns With Series-Best $83 Million Debut
[ad_1] “Conjuring: The Last Rites” has resurrected the box office, collecting a sensational $83 million in its first weekend of release. That’s a new opening weekend record for Warner Bros....
Robert De Niro’s War Masterpiece Faces a Dire Fate This October
[ad_1] Robert De Niro is known for his many breathtaking performances, often under the directorial eye of the great Martin Scorsese. Including mesmeric turns in the likes of The Godfather:...
‘The Paper’ Showrunners Address That Surprising Cameo, Finale Twist and Why Oscar Was the Perfect ‘Office’ Alum To Return
[ad_1] Editor’s Note: The following contains spoilers for The Paper and was conducted before the Season 2 renewal news. Summary In an interview with Collider, Greg Daniels and Michael Koman...
How ‘I Swear’ Star Robert Aramayo and Director Kirk Jones Use Humor and Heart to Shed New Light on Tourette’s
[ad_1] A movie about Tourette’s syndrome called “I Swear” usually elicits a small chuckle and “good title” from someone hearing about the film, which premieres in Toronto. And that’s the...
‘American Murder: Gabby Petito,’ ‘Godfather of Harlem,’ ‘PD True’ Among CrimeCon’s Clue Award Winners
[ad_1] MGM+’s “Godfather of Harlem,” Paramount+’s “PD True” and Netflix’s “American Murder: Gabby Petito” were among the winners on Saturday at the 4th annual Clue Awards. The event, hosted by...
‘Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery’ Review: Set in a Church Parish, and Pairing Daniel Craig and Josh O’Connor, the Third Entry in the Series May Be the Sharpest Yet
[ad_1] “Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery” is an enticingly clever and droll, nearly pitch-perfect piece of murder-mystery fun — a whodunit that lives up to the expectations...
With ‘Franz,’ Agnieszka Holland Shares Her Unique View of Kafka, Informed by a Career of Outsider Insights
[ad_1] Guillermo del Toro isn’t the only celebrated international filmmaker who managed to realize a decades-long passion project this year. Where Del Toro had “Frankenstein,” Agnieszka Holland has “Franz,” in...
‘Roofman’ Review: Channing Tatum Charms as a Homeless Fugitive Who Shacks Up Inside a Toys R Us Store
[ad_1] Getting robbed at gunpoint can be a traumatizing thing, though “Roofman” subject Jeffrey Manchester’s victims describe him as unusually conscientious. Breaking into McDonald’s restaurants to steal the loot, he’d...
‘Rental Family’ Review: Hiring Actors to Play Relatives Would Be Weird Enough Without Brendan Fraser Being One of the Choices
[ad_1] Six years ago, the inimitable Werner Herzog made “Family Romance, LLC,” an odd pseudo-documentary about a Japanese service that specialized in hiring actors to play a loved one, colleague...
10 Best Vampire TV Couples, Ranked
[ad_1] What's more romantic than a promise to stay together for eternity? For humans, this is just a vow, but for vampires, it's a pretty distinct reality. More often than...
