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45 Years Ago, A Polarizing Director Revived His Career With An All-Time Fantasy Epic Classic

John Boorman needed a career comeback. Along came 'Excalibur.'

Inverse · Apr 10

Netflix's latest No. 1 watch is a new shark movie with a 'Bridgerton' star — but this survival thriller is dead in the water

I've just watched Netflix's new survival thriller "Thrash," and here's why I'd steer clear of the streamer's so-so shark movie with Phoebe Dynevor.

Tom’s Guide · Apr 10

Maul – Shadow Lord BTS video reveals cool detail that makes sure you'll never hear his lightsaber the same way again

Well, that's one way to make a lightsaber noise, I suppose

Total Film · Apr 10

First reactions to new horror movie from Evil Dead Rise director The Mummy call it "unrelenting" and a "freaky-as-f*** creepshow"

Lee Cronin's The Mummy has had its first screening

Total Film · Apr 10

Pillion to Roofman: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Alexander Skarsgård and Harry Melling make an unlikely couple in Harry Lighton’s gay biker drama. Plus: an amiable thief finds romance while hiding out in a toy store

The Guardian - UK · Apr 10

Benjamin Voisin on reading sad philosophy and smoking heavily for The Stranger

Benjamin Voisin’s remarkable turn as Meursault in the new adaptation of Albert Camus’ novel looks set to bring him international stardom... though he may make you want to start smoking again

Evening Standard · Apr 10

Thrash review – cursed shark thriller sinks like a stone on Netflix

Phoebe Dyvenor and Djimon Hounsou are left adrift in a suspense-free dud that has cycled through two distributors and three titles

The Guardian - US · Apr 10

Fortune Feimster: ‘The stage was a crate, the sound system was a karaoke machine. No one enjoyed the show’

The standup on playing a beaver in Zootropolis 2, being inspired by Arnold Schwarzenegger and why her mother is a great source of comedy

The Guardian - UK · Apr 10

‘I’m not a commercial director – I’m not even a professional film-maker’: Jim Jarmusch on the seven-year journey to make his new film

The 73-year-old has been at the cutting edge of US independent cinema since the 1980s. As Father Mother Sister Brother opens in the UK, he talks about grief, greed and ‘doing crazy shit’ with Steve Coogan

The Guardian - UK · Apr 10

‘You, Me and Tuscany’ review: A predictable but charming rom-com that could’ve been a Netflix movie

The new romantic comedy “You, Me and Tuscany” follows a struggling young chef who travels to Tuscany and pretends to be a villa owner’s fiancée to stay in a luxurious home, sparking unexpected romance.

Tom’s Guide · Apr 10