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Venice Film Festival Unveils Star-Studded Lineup For 81St Edition

The 81st Venice Film Festival lineup features 'Joker: Folie à Deux' sequel and star-studded films, promising a glamorous return to cinema.

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The director of the show that dethroned Squid Game lands another new comic book movie at Netflix

Train to Busan and Hellbound director Yeon Sang-ho is teaming up with Alfonso Cuarón for a new movie

Total Film

20 years on, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban director Alfonso Cuarón and producer David Heyman reflect on taking the series in a darker direction

As the film widely regarded as the best Harry Potter movie hits its 20th anniversary, Total Film talks to the team behind it

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Alfonso Cuarón says Guillermo del Toro called him an ‘arrogant a*****e’ for almost rejecting Harry Potter film

Cuarón says he changed his mind after Guillermo del Toro gave him an earful for considering passing on the third Harry Potter film

The Independent UK

“These Kids Need Directing”: Alan Rickman’s Diary Entries Unveil What He Thought Of His Co-Stars

"These kids need directing. They don’t know their lines, and Emma [Watson]'s diction is this side of Albania at times," Alan Rickman penned in one entry. The post “These Kids Need Directing”: Alan Rickman’s Diary Entries Unveil What He Thought Of His Co-Stars first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Re-awarding the 8 major Oscar categories from the 2014 ceremony

Let's reconsider the 8 major categories at the 2014 Oscars.

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Oscars: Latinos Make History with Academy Award Wins Throughout Time

Latino and Spanish artists and filmmakers have won 63 Oscars. Mexico is the Latin American country with the most wins, followed by Argentina and Chile

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National Trivia Day: Test Yourself With 10 Facts You May Not Know About Latinos in the U.S.

From baby names to population, celebrities, and politics, The Latin Times presents a trivia challenge about Latinos in the U.S.

Latin Times

How Michael Gambon and Alan Rickman pranked Daniel Radcliffe on Harry Potter set

Pair tricked child actor Radcliffe with a fart machine

The Independent UK

You Need to Watch the Most Relevant Apocalyptic Dystopia on Amazon Prime ASAP

Countless websites have called Alfonso Cuarón's masterpiece "prescient," but there's a more important lesson lurking underneath.

Inverse

The Little Mermaid to Children of Men: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

A splashy retelling of the Disney classic starring the brilliant Halle Bailey, and Alfonso Cuarón’s dystopian thriller gets even better with age

The Guardian - UK

Streaming: Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical and the best adaptations of classic children’s books

The latest all-singing version of Matilda, now on Netflix, joins an impressive library of thoughtful film versions of seminal kids’ books, from Paddington to Kes

The Guardian - UK

El Muerto: Release Date, Cast And Other Things We Know About Bad Bunny's Superhero Movie

Here is everything we know about El Muerto, the Bad Bunny-led Marvel movie.

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That darn chupacabra: Latin America’s mythical creature gets adorable makeover in ‘Chupa’

In Netflix movie, the fearsome beast of folklore ‘is the cutest thing you’ve ever seen,’ says star Demián Bichir.

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Spanish-speaking viewers point out glaring issue with Netflix’s ‘Chupa’

The title of the film is shortened from ‘chupacabra’, but some TV fans have questioned whether Netflix’s team were aware of the double meaning behind ‘chupa’

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Oscars 2023: Fun facts about this year's nominees

Time for a round of Oscar trivia! Here are some intriguing facts about this year's slate of nominees.

Los Angeles Times

‘Chicago’ shouldn’t have won best picture in 2003. Here’s what should have

LOS ANGELES — There’s a case to be made that Oscars should be awarded not a few months but a few years after the movies are released. Maybe even 20 years, so as to weed out the overpraised clunkers, elevate the overlooked gems and ensure that the winners truly stand…

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German critics pan Oscar-nominated All Quiet On the Western Front

Critics accuse film of straying too far from Erich-Maria Remarque’s much-loved 1928 anti-war novel

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Alfonso Cuarón could reunite with Iñárritu and Del Toro at Oscars with 'Le Pupille'

LOS ANGELES — The Mexican filmmaker Alfonso Cuarón isn't exactly a stranger to the members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

The Guardian - UK

A star is forlorn: Bradley Cooper and the mystery of the ‘asshole director’

The actor recently opened up about the time his insecurities were tweaked by a famous film-maker. So who do we think the insulting director was?

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The Awful and Awesome Entertainment Wrap Ep 94: Roma, Detour, The Innocent Man, Brexit and more

This week’s episode of Awful and Awesome brings you an action-packed discussion with our hosts Abhinandan Sekhri and Rajyasree Sen on the short film Detour, the new Brexit trailer, Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma and two commercials.

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