Tag: Don’t Look Up
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‘The End We Start From’ – Everything We Know About the Jodie Comer Movie
End-of-the-world movies have been a staple of cinema for more than a hundred years of its history, but as we traverse through our uncertain times, where the apocalypse seems more like a story ripped from the pages of the daily newspaper than a novel concept in a work of science fiction, we are also witnessing…
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10 Underrated Comedies of the Past 5 Years, Ranked
Comedy films have been considered some of the most timely and memorable film experiences for as long as cinema has been a mainstay in world culture. There’s nothing quite like something that can make you laugh, which is why so many great comedies have been revered for decades as some of the most iconic film…
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Meryl Streep Has Never Been More Diabolical Than in This Thriller Remake
We all love us some Meryl Streep, don’t we? Arguably the finest actress that ever lived, she has dazzled us in dozens of films with her versatility and uncanny believability in all manner of genres. She really got our attention in the late ’70s and ’80s playing the soft and demure leading lady in films…
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Jennifer Lawrence Says Method Actors Make Her ‘Nervous,’ Prefers Christian Bale’s Technique of Getting Ready ‘10 Seconds to Action’
Jennifer Lawrence sobbed in hot sauce-related pain during an interview on “Hot Ones,” in which she also expressed nerves over working with a Method actor. Lawrence has worked with such acting heavyweights as Leonardo DiCaprio (“Don’t Look Up”) and Christian Bale (“American Hustle”) throughout her career, but no one has gone full Method to the…
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The Production Size Of Dune ‘Blindsided’ Star Timothee Chalamet
“Call Me By Your Name,” “Little Women,” “Dune,” and this year’s upcoming Luca Guadagnino film, “Bones and All.” It’s Timothée Chalamet’s world, we’re just living in it.At just 26 years old, the young actor has already fostered an eclectic and vast career for himself. Even though he put himself on the map as an indie…
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Billie Eilish and Mom Maggie Baird Honored at Ema Awards, With ‘Don’t Look Up’ and ‘Abbott Elementary’ Among Winners
Click here to read the full article.The Environmental Media Association held its annual awards gala on Saturday night, recognizing the efforts of those working toward a healthier planet. Don’t Look Up, Abbott Elementary, Yellowstone and The Problem with Jon Stewart were among the productions feted for their work in following green practices and telling stories…
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Leonardo DiCaprio Warned Timothée Chalamet To Avoid Superhero Movies (And Hard Drugs)
Having once graced the cover of magazines like Tiger Beat, Leonardo DiCaprio knows a thing or two about being a teenybopper, and he knows a thing or two about outliving all that and coming to be regarded as a serious dramatic actor. So it is that DiCaprio has occasionally been in a position to dispense…
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Jennifer Lawrence Speaks Out on Hollywood Pay Gap: I’ll Always Make Less ‘Because of My Vagina’
One year later, and Jennifer Lawrence is telling fans to look up her salary for Oscar-nominated apocalypse film “Don’t Look Up.”The Oscar winner previously clarified that she was “extremely fortunate and happy” with her salary deal for the Adam McKay film, which gave Lawrence top billing but a 5 million-less paycheck compared to co-star Leonardo…
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Anchorman Director Adam McKay Almost Made A Movie Out Of The Boys
Not long after Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson’s comic series “The Boys” debuted in 2006, people were trying to get the series adapted to the big screen. One of those people was Seth Rogen, who pushed for an adaptation for years before finally succeeding in getting it greenlit by Amazon in 2015. He now serves…
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Nope review – Jordan Peele’s brilliantly horrifying ride to nowhere
The director’s elliptical follow-up to Us stars Daniel Kaluuya as a California wrangler defending the family ranch from a deadly threat from aboveAt a key moment in this self-consciously deconstructive slice of spectacular cinema from Jordan Peele, writer-director of Get Out and Us, a character theorises that the monster (whatever it may be) is at…