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Bones and All transforms Timothée Chalamet and Taylor Russell into teenage cannibal runaways on a road trip

Chalamet and rising star Taylor Russell play cannibal teen lovers on a journey through the Midwest in the new film from director Luca Guadagnino.

ABC News

What is the 'Goncharov' Game Jam? How a fake Martin Scorsese movie became a real video game

Tumblr phenomenon 'Goncharov' (1973) will soon be a video game thanks to a game jam running on itch.io.

Inverse

Disney finally gets break in China with theater release for 'Avatar 2'

Walt Disney Co.’s "Avatar" sequel has been given a release date in China, according to people familiar with the matter, a boon in a key market for the entertainment giant as it looks to move beyond this week’s management upheaval.

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'Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special' review: A sweet gift from the plastic MCU

The first Christmas special in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is a featherweight offering with a real human heart beating at its core. Read our review of 'The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special.'

Inverse

‘Pitch Perfect: Bumper in Berlin’ review: The a cappella adventures continue with Adam Devine’s man-child Bumper

The original “Pitch Perfect” movie came out 10 years ago, full of winking bombast about competing collegiate a cappella groups with their love of pop music and an eye on The Big Show — aka their quest for glory, to borrow from the title of the nonfiction book upon which…

Chicago Tribune

Tom Cruise's Top Gun: Maverick, Sonic The Hedgehog 2 and more joining Paramount +

Streaming giant Paramount + has all sorts of top drawer thrills 'n' spills in store for you in the run-up to Christmas

Daily Mirror

Panto season gets under way with Gala Theatre cast all set to bring some early fairytale sparkle

Gala Theatre in Durham opens pantomime season this Wednesday - and The Customs House in South Shields is hot on its heels

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Film show: Timothée Chalamet serves up blood, guts and romance in 'Bones and All'

Actor Timothée Chalamet has reunited with "Call Me by Your Name" director Luca Guadagnino for a cannibal love story – he is a heartthrob with a difference in "Bones and All". Film critic Ben Croll tells us why the disparate elements of this gory teen romance make for a wild…

France 24

Rotten Tomatoes’ new daily trivia game is like Wordle for movies

This Wordle alternative is tailor-made for movie buffs

Evening Standard

The top Christmas films to watch on Amazon Prime Video this festive season, from The Holiday to Love Actually

Prime has an exhaustive list of festive flicks to watch

Evening Standard

Black Panther in the classroom: how Afrofuturism in a film helped trainee teachers in South Africa

Back in 2018 I joined the millions of people who flocked to cinemas worldwide to watch Ryan Coogler’s Black Panther. The story of an ultra modern African society not shaped by colonialism was celebrated by critics and audiences alike as “revolutionary”. It won three Oscars. Now its sequel, Black Panther:…

The Conversation

You need to watch the darkest Batman movie ever on HBO Max ASAP

As the superhero genre grows blander, this 1992 film’s sheer weirdness stands out.

Inverse

Captain Foot-Tastic Quentin Tarantino Is Copping Heat For His Hot Take About Marvel Movie Stars

"Captain America is the star."

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Commentary: ‘Star Wars’ has always been political. ‘Andor’ made it must-see TV

Despite what some people — and at least one giant media company — might have you believe, “Star Wars” has always been political.

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The Witch: Part 2 review – Korean horror combines hi-tech and old-style ass-kicking

Gory and absorbing sci-fi sequel is part Stranger Things, part Orphan Black and all action, with a ridiculously good-looking and super-cool cast

Inverse

'Andor' post-credits scene solves a 17-year-old Star Wars mystery

'Star Wars: Andor' Season 1 has a post-credits scene. Did it need one? Here's what we learned from the latest post-credits scene in the Star Wars franchise.

The Independent UK

Bruce Almighty almost got a sequel where Jim Carrey had devil’s powers

‘We went in and pitched it, but it never quite worked out,’ Bruce Almighty screenwriters say

The Guardian - UK

What Do We See When We Look at the Sky? review – existential meet-cute is a magical mystery

A couple’s rendezvous plans are turned upside down by a strange curse in Alexandre Koberidze’s exasperating yet likable fantasy-romance

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Avatar: The Way of Water actor Sam Worthington tells of challenges acting underwater

Avatar stars train to act underwater, and Kate Winslet holds her breath for seven minutes — breaking Tom Cruise's Mission Impossible record.

Reuters

New 'Avatar' film gets rare China release

The long-awaited sequel to director James Cameron's blockbuster "Avatar" will be released in mainland Chinese cinemas on Dec. 16, 20th Century Studios said on Wednesday.

The Guardian - AU

Simu Liu criticises Quentin Tarantino after director laments the ‘Marvelisation of Hollywood’

Shang-Chi actor says Tarantino and fellow Marvel critic Martin Scorsese ‘don’t get to point their nose at me or anyone’ in response to director’s comments

Tribune News Service

‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ leads gender-neutral Independent Spirit Awards film nominations

The Independent Spirit Awards on Tuesday announced its 2023 nominees as the show shifts to gender-neutral acting honors for the first time, with “Everything Everywhere All at Once” leading the way.

The Independent UK

Simu Liu hits out at Quentin Tarantino and Martin Scorsese’s criticisms of Marvel films

‘I loved the “Golden Age” too... but it was white as hell,’ the ‘Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings’ star said

Chicago Sun-Times

‘The Fabelmans’: Steven Spielberg, master of the spectacular, gets personal with a magical opus depicting a childhood like his

The director’s alter ego grows up with despairing parents, inspirational mentors and a yearning to make movies.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow Barbers create adorable Home Alone-inspired charity advert

Christmas is here and we're all getting ready to coorie in and put on our favourite festive film. One Glasgow business is in the fesitive spirit already with their hilarious new advert.

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