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Dave Lea dead: One of Britain's most successful stuntmen who starred in Batman dies

London-born Dave Lea worked with a host of Hollywood stars as a stunt coordinator/action choreographer, fight coordinator and trainer including the likes of Michael Keaton and Sylvester Stallone

Daily Mirror

When only action makes sense

Remember Michael Davis' action-packed Shoot 'Em Up from 2007? Even though it went on to become a favourite among action fans, the reviews when it first came out were divided. Some found the plot to be non-existent and had nothing appealing besides gunfights and explosions. Carter, a new South Korean…

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Oswalt on new catfishing cringe comedy

The comedian spoke to Salon about playing a father who pretends to a be a woman online ... to get closer to his son

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Review: 'Summering' captures longing and loss

It's hard to think of a movie better timed than "Summering," which opens with this bit of narration: "In the summer, while it lasts, everything is alive. Anything is possible. At least it feels that way."

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James Dean biopic was scrapped after director thought Leonardo DiCaprio was ‘too young’

‘I think he must’ve been 19 at the time,’ Michael Mann said

The Independent UK

How budding actors can land a role in the new Sayers brothers film

Filming for A New Breed of Criminal will start later this year

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This classic Hindi romcom meant so much to my generation. It is an insult that Broadway has cast a white lead

The story of a couple who met while Interrailing across Europe was really all about changing values and cultures. So why would you turn Raj into Roger for the stage, asks Saima Mir

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‘Like The Ring, but in Bolton’: the BBC horror bringing terror to the north

Twins Paul and Michael Clarkson have dreamed of making a creepy drama in their home town for decades. Now, they’ve done it … with a little help from Ian McKellen

The Guardian - UK

'Fall' review: Two climbers stranded 2,000 feet high with nowhere to go

Don't look down, don't let go and don't forget to breathe.

Tribune News Service

Johnny Depp wears blindfold and red lip tint for first movie role since Amber Heard case

For his first film role in three years, Johnny Depp looks unrecognisable as he dons a blonde wig, red lip tint and 18th-century clothing to bring the character of King Louis XV to life for his debut French feature

Daily Mirror

'This Freaking Tower!': Tech Saves Potty-mouthed Stars in Vertigo Thriller 'Fall'

When you're dangling from a tower 2,000 feet above the desert floor by your fingertips, it may be difficult not to drop a couple of F-bombs -- even if you're a Hollywood actor shooting a PG-13 rated movie. Fortunately, a new editing technology came to the rescue of the "potty-mouthed"…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Jason Momoa Labelled One Of His Films A ‘Big Pile Of Shit’ That’s A Trident To The Heart

Yikes.

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Nope mixes sci-fi and horror in Get Out director Jordan Peele's most visually accomplished film yet

Get Out director Jordan Peele takes on trauma and our addiction to spectacle in his latest — and most accomplished — film, a "thrill ride of high stakes and bruising action".

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Forspoken’s latest trailer is out, and Twitter is dunking on it hard

Some cliché Marvel-like dialogue in Forspoken's new teaser is sending people into a meme-fueled frenzy.

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Review: Amazon's 'A League of Their Own' a worthy update to a classic sports movie

It’s reasonable for fans to be wary of any remakes or reimaginings of their favorite movies or television shows. Half the time they come out as watered-down copies of the original, and even the creatively successful ones can ultimately still feel more like hollow cash-grabs than genuinely meaningful art.

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Oscars producer Will Packer praises Will Smith’s ‘transparent’ apology for slapping Chris Rock

Whether or not it was a performance, it’s getting some critical acclaim.

The Independent UK

Alan Tudyk infuses 'Resident Alien' with the art of clowning

Alan Tudyk owes his teachers more than a few measly apples

The Independent UK

Run, Laal, run: Aamir Khan stars in Indian 'Forrest Gump'

Indian actor Aamir Khan enjoyed “Forrest Gump” so much that he’s starring in a Hindi remake of the iconic film

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6 Festivals review – schmaltzy coming-of-age drama goes for the heartstrings

This music-themed Australian film follows three teens as they sneak into concerts – but the tragic elements will leave viewers cringing rather than crying

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New York Film Festival announces its main slate of movies for 2022

NEW YORK — The New York Film Festival will celebrate its 60th anniversary this fall with movies featuring big-name stars and ties to the Big Apple.

The Independent UK

Ezra Miller: Actor ‘recently participated in additional photography’ for The Flash despite controversies

Miller has been embroiled in various controversies since 2020

The Guardian - US

Fall review – wildly effective survival thriller delivers seat-edge suspense

Two young women are trapped on top of a 2,000ft tower in an absolutely absurd yet undeniably effective nightmare

Daily Mirror

Mandy Moore joins Anne Hathaway in calling for a third Princess Diaries movie

Mandy Moore - who starred as cheerleader Lana Thomas in The Princess Diaries - is down to appear in a third instalment of the hit film

The Independent UK

Nope review: Jordan Peele’s third film is funny, weird as hell and thrillingly original

The consistently brilliant filmmaker has traded the claustrophobic, labyrinthine quality of ‘Get Out’ and ‘Us’ for open skies and pure spectacle

Inverse

10 years ago, Jeremy Renner killed the best spy-thriller franchise of the century

By the time Jeremy Renner’s Aaron Cross was introduced in 'The Bourne Legacy,’ the sun had already begun to set on action stars.

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