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‘Call of the Wild’ Takes Close Lead Over ‘Sonic’ at Box Office

20th Century Studios’ “The Call of the Wild” is doing better than industry projections expected, with Saturday morning estimates now projecting a $27.8 million opening for the family adaptation of Jack London’s short story.If that result holds after Saturday matinees, it will be enough to take the No. 1 spot from Paramount’s “

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‘Sonic the Hedgehog’ Powers Past $100 Million at Global Box Office, ‘Little Women’ Eyes $200 Million

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‘Detective Pikachu’ Sequel in Development With ’22 Jump Street’ Writer

Ryan Reynolds’ “Detective Pikachu” is already getting a sequel.Oren Uziel will write the script for the second installment to the upcoming live-action movie “Detective Pikachu.”Uziel most recently worked on the screenplay for Paramount Pictures’ “Sonic the Hedgehog.” His past credits include writing and directing “Shimmer Lake,” and penning “The Cloverfield Paradox” and “22 Jump Street.”“Detective […]

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‘Belfast’ Wins TIFF 2021 People’s Choice Award

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‘Belfast’ Wins TIFF 2021 People’s Choice Award
Kenneth Branagh’s “Belfast” won the People’s Choice Award at the Toronto International Film Festival on Saturday night. The prize is often considered a bellwether for the Academy Awards, as the winner for the past nine years has gone on to receive a Best Picture Oscar nomination. This includes last year’s winner “Nomadland,” which went on […]
Listen To Part Of ‘The Batman’ Score In An Orchestral Sneak Peek From Composer Michael Giacchino
In case you didn’t realize it, today is Batman Day, as dictated by the Dark Knight creators at DC Comics. Since most of the big announcements are being saved for DC FanDome in October, there hasn’t been anything to write home about when it comes to upcoming projects featuring the Caped Crusader. However, fans eagerly […]
‘One Second’ Review: Zhang Yimou’s Censored Ode to the Power of Cinema Finally Sees the Light of Day
More than two years after the world premiere of Zhang Yimou’s “One Second” was canceled mere days before its scheduled gala screening at the Berlinale on account of a “technical problem” — the insultingly transparent wording of a censorship bureau grown smug about its power — the renowned Chinese filmmaker’s most intimate movie since the […]
Conan O’Brien Says NBC Exec Tried to Ban Norm Macdonald from His Show
Remembrances of the late comedian Norm Macdonald have been pouring in since he passed away September 14 at the age of 61 . That includes one from Conan O’Brien who, on his podcast “Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend,” talked about the time NBC executive Don Ohlmeyer tried to ban Macdonald from appearing on O’Brien’s NBC-operated […]
Emmy Predictions: Best Limited Series — Was It ‘The Queen’s Gambit’ All Along?
Last Year’s Winner: “Watchmen”Still Eligible: No.Hot Streak: Repeat winners aren’t the norm in Limited Series, and while they do happen, it’s more common to see networks go on hot streaks — albeit brief ones. Currently, HBO has won the Best Limited Series category in back-to-back years, first for “Chernobyl” and then for “Watchmen.” The premium […]
Why Was Clarice Canceled? Here’s What We Know
In one of the more peculiar endings to a highly-publicized series, the cancelation of CBS’ “Clarice” has left many confused on just what the hell happened. Originally scheduled to pivot from CBS to Paramount+ following the first season, a report from Deadline states that negotiations between ViacomCBS and co-producer MGM reached a stalemate, leaving little indication […]
Frank Grillo Slams ‘Copshop’ for Editing His ‘Colorful’ Performance
Release the Joe Carnahan cut? According to action star Frank Grillo, post-production on the new action thriller “Copshop” (out now from Open Road Films) amounted in a “castrated” version of his performance, which is why it’s now being excoriated by critics, as he claims. Grillo, who stars opposite Gerard Butler, doesn’t blame his friend and […]
TIFF 2021: In a Weird Year for Festivals, Filmmakers and Programmers Defend the Exclusive Physical Event
This year’s Toronto International Film Festival was a tough gamble by any metric, but even as it scaled back the size of the program and held minimal in-person events, evidence abounded that filmmakers and audiences were eager to get back to the moviegoing experience. Despite pandemic fears, some TIFF attendees found plenty of silver linings.Despite […]
The Suicide Squad Gag Reel Has The Whole Gang Cracking Up
“The Suicide Squad” already delivers plenty of laughs alongside gruesome deaths and weird, wild comic book action. But now that James Gunn’s new take on the DC Comics team is available to own on digital, fans can get even more laughs by way of a gag reel. However, if you’re waiting until the movie arrives […]
Steven Soderbergh Reintroduces His Cult Classic ‘Kafka’ After Decades of Tinkering
This year’s TIFF has been a subdued affair compared to its pre-pandemic days, but the announcement of a new, secret Steven Soderbergh film built up a lot of interest and buzz for festival patrons. There were a few theories about what the project could be: a recut of one of the director’s older films, most […]