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November 28, 2025

A DISAPPOINTING SEQUEL FORGES AN UNEXPECTED GAMING BOND

The much-anticipated release of a sequel to a beloved role-playing game initially promised a fresh adventure for our household. The original title had captivated us with its distinctive visual style and sharp

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November 14, 2025

THE WILD GEESE RETURNS: A NOSTALGIC LOOK AT A DATED ACTION SPECTACLE

The 1978 mercenary adventure The Wild Geese is back in cinemas, offering a fresh opportunity to revisit its unique brand of star-powered, politically awkward action. Directed by Andrew V. McLaglen, the film

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November 25, 2025

A NEW EXHIBITION EXPLORES THE SHAKER TRADITION OF ADULT CRADLES

An innovative art installation in Los Angeles is drawing attention to the unique end-of-life practices of the Shakers, a historic religious community. The project, created in collaboration with actress Frances McDormand and

A FATHER’S LEGACY: ISABELLA ROSSELLINI ON ROBERTO ROSSELLINI’S LIFE BEYOND THE SCREEN

A new documentary sheds light on the final years of the influential Italian director Roberto Rossellini, piecing together a portrait of a man who was not only a cinematic pioneer but also

October 24, 2025

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VETERAN ACTOR REFLECTS ON LIFE AND CAREER AFTER HEALTH SCARE

Esteemed actor Stellan Skarsgård has opened up about the significant health challenge he faced three years ago, revealing he suffered a stroke that continues to impact his professional work. The 74-year-old performer

October 23, 2025

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VETERAN ACTOR RECALLS FIGHT FOR GORY ZOMBIE DEATH SCENE

Veteran stage and screen star Penelope Wilton has revealed she had to insist on keeping her character’s graphic death scene in the cult comedy Shaun of the Dead, after the director deemed

October 23, 2025

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SPRINGSTEEN BIOPIC WRESTLES WITH ARTISTIC DEMONS IN UNEVEN PORTRAIT

A new film exploring Bruce Springsteen’s personal and creative struggles during the making of his stark 1982 album “Nebraska” delivers a brooding but flawed character study. While anchored by a dedicated lead

October 23, 2025

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TWO FRIENDS HIT THE ROAD IN A DESPERATE BID TO SAVE THEIR RECORD SHOP

A quirky Irish comedy follows two vinyl-loving friends on a frantic journey to rescue their struggling record store. Facing eviction by their demanding landlord, the pair discover a potential goldmine: a farmer

October 22, 2025

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TERRY GILLIAM MARKS FIVE DECADES IN CINEMA WITH UPCOMING Q&A

Film director Terry Gilliam is set to reflect on his 50-year career in an upcoming live interview event. The celebrated filmmaker, known for his distinctive visual style and imaginative storytelling, will take

October 22, 2025

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CANINE CHAOS AND MARTIAL ARTS MASTERY DOMINATE THIS YEAR’S FANTASY FILM FESTIVAL

This year’s gathering of fantasy, horror, and cult cinema was marked by recurring themes of rebellious pets, visceral shocks, and breathtaking action sequences. From the coast near Barcelona, the festival presented a

October 22, 2025

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FROM BESTSELLER TO BOX OFFICE MISFIRE: ‘REGRETTING YOU’ FAILS TO RECAPTURE THE MAGIC

The cinematic follow-up to a wildly successful literary adaptation has arrived, and the results are disappointingly flat. “Regretting You,” the latest film based on a novel by a bestselling author, struggles to

October 22, 2025

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THE QUIET CRIME: A NEW FILM EXPLORES THE AFTERMATH OF A GALLERY HEIST

In a new cinematic work, the focus shifts from the spectacle of theft to its lingering consequences. The film, set in 1970s Massachusetts, follows a man who executes a robbery of abstract

October 22, 2025

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A NEW TAKE ON A CLASSIC THRILLER MISSES THE MARK

The 1990s saw a wave of psychological thrillers that preyed on domestic fears, suggesting danger could lurk in the most trusted corners of a comfortable life. Among the most unsettling was a

October 22, 2025

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A DISAPPOINTING SEQUEL FORGES AN UNEXPECTED GAMING BOND

THE WILD GEESE RETURNS: A NOSTALGIC LOOK AT A DATED ACTION SPECTACLE

A NEW EXHIBITION EXPLORES THE SHAKER TRADITION OF ADULT CRADLES

A FATHER’S LEGACY: ISABELLA ROSSELLINI ON ROBERTO ROSSELLINI’S LIFE BEYOND THE SCREEN

VETERAN ACTOR REFLECTS ON LIFE AND CAREER AFTER HEALTH SCARE

VETERAN ACTOR RECALLS FIGHT FOR GORY ZOMBIE DEATH SCENE

SPRINGSTEEN BIOPIC WRESTLES WITH ARTISTIC DEMONS IN UNEVEN PORTRAIT

TWO FRIENDS HIT THE ROAD IN A DESPERATE BID TO SAVE THEIR RECORD SHOP

TERRY GILLIAM MARKS FIVE DECADES IN CINEMA WITH UPCOMING Q&A

CANINE CHAOS AND MARTIAL ARTS MASTERY DOMINATE THIS YEAR’S FANTASY FILM FESTIVAL

FROM BESTSELLER TO BOX OFFICE MISFIRE: ‘REGRETTING YOU’ FAILS TO RECAPTURE THE MAGIC

THE QUIET CRIME: A NEW FILM EXPLORES THE AFTERMATH OF A GALLERY HEIST

A NEW TAKE ON A CLASSIC THRILLER MISSES THE MARK

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