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'Do Revenge' stars Camila Mendes and Maya Hawke discuss teen roles, villains and fake woke men

"There is truly no one scarier than a teenage girl," says writer-director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson ("Sweet/Vicious," "Someone Great") who puts that premise to the test in her second feature, "Do Revenge," a barbed Gen Z black comedy starring Camila Mendes ("Riverdale") and Maya Hawke ("Stranger Things").

Los Angeles Times

Steven Spielberg's 'Fabelmans' wins Toronto audience award

Steven Spielberg’s autobiographical coming-of-age drama “The Fabelmans” won the Toronto International Film Festival’s top prize, the People’s Choice Award, solidifying its early status as Academy Awards frontrunner

The Independent UK

Bridgerton star Regé-Jean Page to star in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid remake

The heart-throb, who rose to stardom as the Duke of Hastings in the Netflix hit, has no plans to return to the role ad is instead moving on to new ventures

Daily Mirror

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Cinemas, Netflix set to release Aussie film The Stranger. Here’s why it’s controversial

The parents of Daniel Morcombe criticised The Stranger as a ‘callously disrespectful’ film depicting the hunt for their child's killer.

The New Daily

You need to watch the sexiest sci-fi thriller of all time on Amazon Prime ASAP

'Hellraiser' was more than just the first chapter in a decades-spanning franchise, the 1987 film adaptation proved how horny horror can be.

Inverse

Entertainment: Sunny Deol drops intense still from his upcoming psycho-thriller 'Chup'

In the picture, Sunny could be seen in an intense avatar. He was seen keeping a gun near his forehead. Read more on Dynamite News

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'Boycott Bollywood' campaigns worry India's film industry

A recent social media trend urging audiences to boycott new movies is negatively affecting box office returns in India's film industry, popularly known as Bollywood.

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Friday the 14th at Brunker Community Theatre set to unleash killer line-up

In this play, everyone had a motive and an opportunity, with scarcely an alibi between them.

Newcastle Herald

Amartya: Never wanted to bid such a realistic 'adieu' to Godard

BHUBANESWAR: Asked "What is your greatest ambition?" in Jean Luc Godard's "Breathless", Parvulesco the writer says: "To become immortal, and then die."

The Times of India

Korean cinematic rise years in the making, says 'Squid Game' star

TORONTO: Smash hits like "Squid Game" and "Parasite" may make it look easy, but Emmy-winner Lee Jung-jae says South Korean cinema spent years learning how to reach unprecedented global audiences through stories about the competitiveness and violence of modern life.

Bangkok Post

Harry Styles Glasgow movie screening date revealed - here's how to get tickets

The London Film Festival is heading north this year, with a Glasgow film house set to host screenings from October 5 - including Harry Styles' highly anticipated My Policeman.

Glasgow Live

Ticket to Paradise review – Julia Roberts and George Clooney try their best as bickering divorcees

Ol Parker’s superstar vehicle has classic Hollywood screwball aspirations but winds up resembling a glossy corporate video

The Guardian - UK

The 'Rogue Squadron' Star Wars movie is dead — here's why that's a good thing

The Patty Jenkins 'Rogue Squadron' movie looks like it's not going to happen. Here's why it should be rebooted as a Star Wars TV series instead.

Inverse

Unfinished decoration, faded posters and no answer as historic cinema remains shut

Woolton Picture House announced it would reopen in 2022 but that has not happened yet

Liverpool Echo

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The Guardian - UK

Toronto film festival 2022 roundup – Spielberg, Mendes and a deep, joyous love of cinema

Steven Spielberg and Sam Mendes offered paeans to the silver screen, Viola Davis dazzled as a gung-ho warrior and Daniel Craig brought the house down

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Netflix Just Dropped Its Jeffrey Dahmer Series Trailer Ft. Evan Peters It’s Pure Nightmare Fuel

I’ll never be able to look at a sandwich the same way again.

Salon

No mystery here: This whodunit flops

Adrien Brody, Sam Rockwell, Saorise Ronan, David Oyelowo and more populate this tepid spoof of Agatha Christie

ABC News

Ticket to Paradise casts George Clooney and Julia Roberts as divorced parents determined to stop history repeating

The Ocean’s 11 duo bring their off-screen banter to this lighthearted take on family conflict on a tropical island, from the director of Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again.

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Bangkok Post

Director 'Mom Noi' dies at 69

Acclaimed Thai film director ML Pundhevanop Dhewakul died of lung cancer on Thursday night. He was 69 years old.

Daily Record

MOVIE REVIEW: We open our eyes to folk horror 'The Last Thing Mary Saw'

Enigmatic flick has terrific mood and atmosphere but isn't always easy to follow.

Boston Herald

Movie review: Well done, Hamm – ‘Confess, Fletch’ is a winner

After definitively playing male lead Don Draper in the landmark cable TV series “Mad Men” from 2007 to 2015, the charismatic Jon Hamm lost his way. He played himself in episodes of both “Barry” and “Curb Your Enthusiasm.” But his other work did not stick. For a time, he was…

Los Angeles Times

Review: Viola Davis adds another jewel to her crown in a rousing 'Woman King'

With her rousing new action-drama, "The Woman King," director Gina Prince-Bythewood suggests that, in at least one crucial respect, the West African kingdom of Dahomey was more ahead of its time than that starry imperialist empire called Hollywood. An early 19th-century epic awash in militaristic might and colonial oppression, the…

The Independent UK

Eight of the best royal films, from The Queen to The Favourite

Hollywood has revelled in tales of royal exploits

The Guardian - UK

Post your questions for Kevin Smith

With the release of Clerks III and the ninth appearance of Jay and Silent Bob, what would you like to ask its creator and star?

Tribune News Service

Review: 'Do Revenge' is all the teen movies, and it never slows down

The wickedly acerbic high school comedy "Do Revenge" is too witty for its own good by at least half and overbearingly, practically nauseatingly extra, but writer-director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson ("Someone Great") is able to turn those potential negatives into superpowers.

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