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Richard Curtis admits past portrayal of women was ‘stupid and wrong’

Curtis, 66, previously admitted rewatching ‘Love, Actually’ made him feel ‘uncomfortable’

The Independent UK

Herd review – folk-indie vibe dominates queer backwoods zombie thriller

Despite a fairly predictable story, first-time director Steven Pierce makes some interesting tweaks to the formula with a final act that confounds expectations

The Guardian - UK

Body swaps, timewarps and other fresh hell – the Sitges film festival 2023

Catalonia’s annual celebration of strange screen tales included a murderous birthmark, weretigers and a therapist overcome with ancient evil

The Guardian - UK

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Night Swim: how to watch, reviews and everything we know about the horror movie

Horror movie Night Swim is based on an acclaimed short film and stars Wyatt Russell and Kerry Condon. Here is everything you need to know.

WhatToWatch

10 Years Later, a Controversial Superhero Franchise is Getting a Big Reboot

'Argylle' director Matthew Vaughn is relaunching his famous superhero series, and there's already a comic book to pull from.

Inverse

The Exorcist: Believer is a ‘retcon’ film - it imagines none of the sequels exist. This sequel shouldn’t exist, either

Halloween season is here, bringing with it the promise of new horrors at the box office. This year it’s all about renewed cinematic horrors.

The Conversation

The Weirdest Superhero Franchise Is Getting Bigger and Weirder

The bewildering credits scene in The King’s Man really was setting up a sequel.

Inverse

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Marvel's Next Avengers Movie Could Shock Fans With a Historic MCU First

If you think the MCU's multiverse is bloated, even Marvel might agree. An inside source suggests 'Avengers: Secret Wars' could blow up the timeline and start fresh.

Inverse

Jury member denied invitation to National Film Awards ceremony, accuses KSFDC of having a role

Filmmaker Sajin Baabu, a jury member of the South panel for the 69th National Film Awards, has accused the organisers of denying him an invitation to the National Awards ceremony to be held on Tuesday

The Hindu

Matthew Vaughn explains how Halle Berry was allegedly tricked into starring in X-Men film

‘I don’t care if I’m not meant to say it,’ filmmaker said of alleged revelation

The Independent UK

‘The helmet made my hair fall out’: Jeff Bridges on making cult sci-fi film Tron

‘I was doing a western when I was given the script. I read it while sitting on a horse thinking: “What is this gibberish?”’

The Guardian - UK

Kangana Ranaut's 'Emergency' release date postponed; actor says, "Film is culmination of my entire life's earnings"

Mumbai: The official release date of Kangana Ranaut's period drama film 'Emergency' has been pushed to 2024. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

Richard Curtis admits portrayal of women in Love Actually and Bridget Jones’ Diary was ‘stupid and wrong’

The screenwriter spoke about his regrets over his hit films, including Love Actually and Notting Hill

Evening Standard

Here are the big stories from Tamil Nadu today

Arrest of doctor & woman for selling newborns; HC reserves orders on bail petition of jailed Minister; ISRO chief meets TN CM to discuss activities: Police arrested a doctor & woman for forcing a couple to sell their newborn & for selling newborns in the past. Madras HC reserved orders…

The Hindu

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Inverse

50 Years Ago, a Legendary Director Made a Terrifying Occult Thriller — And Created a New Genre

Nicolas Roeg's finest film is also one of the scariest films of all time. Fifty years later, its influence on the current wave of trauma horror cannot be understated.

Evening Standard

Could Christopher Nolan direct the next James Bond?

The rumour mill is turning as London Film Festival closes

The Conversation

Terence Davies: four films that reveal the pain and poetry of the director's own life

Terence Davies, who has died at the age of 77, was a key figure in British and European cinema. The Liverpool-born director extended the formal possibilities of film, and had a unique capacity for depicting memory and personal history.

The Hindu

Madras High Court to hear on October 17, a plea for 4 a.m. special show of Vijay-starrer ‘Leo’

Seven Screen Studios seeks permission from Madras HC to show Vijay's film 'Leo' at 4am on release day. It also wants five shows from 7am-1.30pm between Oct 19-24. Justice Sumanth adjourned hearing to Oct 17, 2023. Fans' expectations high due to trailer's 51m views. SRK's films opened with 6-7 shows…

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The Independent UK

Richard Curtis admits past portrayal of women was ‘stupid and wrong’

Curtis, 66, previously admitted rewatching ‘Love, Actually’ made him feel ‘uncomfortable’

The Guardian - US

Don’t Look Now at 50: Nicolas Roeg’s mesmeric horror of inescapable grief

The acclaimed adaptation of Daphne du Maurier’s short story remains a visually immersive descent and a chilling portrayal of loss

The Guardian - UK

Beshkempir, or The Adopted Son review – part childhood memoir, part mysterious folk tale

There are touches of Fellini and Satyajit Ray in the gentle, unforced artistry of Aktan Abdykalykov’s film, which casts the director’s son in the title role

The Conversation

100 years of Disney: from a cartoon mouse to a global giant, how Walt Disney conquered the world

On October 16 1923, brothers Walt and Roy set up a modest cartoon studio. Their goal was to produce short animated films. They created a new character: a mouse, with large ears.

Evening Standard

The Kitchen, LFF closing gala review: Daniel Kaluuya’s dystopian directing debut fails to cook up a storm

The film, which stars Kano and even has a cameo from Ian Wright, looks fabulous but the story is slight

The Guardian - UK

The Kitchen review – high-energy drama of near-future rundown housing estate

Kibwe Tavares and Daniel Kaluuya co-direct a drama about a funeral-service worker looking for a way out of the chaotic housing block of the title

The Conversation

Roald Dahl was a bigot and beloved children’s author. Wes Anderson shows both sides of this complicated persona

Wes Anderson’s latest work involves four short films based on Roald Dahl stories: The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar, The Swan, The Rat Catcher and Poison.

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