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The Empire Strikes Back critical dialogue change and 49 more fascinating movie trivia facts everyone should know

Expand your movie trivia knowledge with these incredible movie facts from some of the biggest movies throughout Hollywood history.

WhatToWatch

20 Quotes From Horror Movies That I'm Still Repeating Years After Watching

Here are a bunch of creepy and sometimes hilarious quotes from horror movies that I'm still saying years after first watching the movies.

Cinemablend

Unity is ending a service agreement with Peter Jackson's Weta FX visual effects company, which will result in laying off 265 workers

Unity software is scuttling Peter Jackson's Weta FX visual effects company, which will lead to an estimated 265 jobs being eliminated.

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3 Disney Plus shows with more than 90% on Rotten Tomatoes you might have missed

Check out these classic, bingeworthy TV series on Disney+ – you won't be disappointed

As We Approach The 20th Anniversary Of Lord of the Rings: The Return Of The King, I Can’t Stop Thinking About This Endearing Viggo Mortensen Behind-The-Scenes Moment

An official documentary reveals a heartwarming Viggo Mortensen moment from the filming of The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King.

Cinemablend

32 Directors With More Than 10 Really Good Movies

It's hard to have a success rate high enough to get to 10 great movies, but these directors have at least that many.

Cinemablend

Directors are turning to streaming to fulfil their epic visions – and avoid ‘bum ache’

Ridley Scott has reluctantly trimmed Napoleon, while Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon is taking flak for its long running time. But streaming services can provide a safe haven

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New Beatles and Rolling Stones music owes much of its success to the psychology of nostalgia

Throughout the 1960s, the Rolling Stones and the Beatles were engaged in a friendly rivalry. Despite being amicable in person, they were in competition for record sales, cultural influence and aesthetic credibility.

The Conversation

45 Years Ago, a Legendary Director Made a Divisive Fantasy Epic — And Inspired the Greatest Modern Blockbuster

Yes, Aragorn is missing his pants, but Ralph Bakshi's animated epic still rules.

Inverse

How AI helped The Beatles recover decades-old music — and how you can do it too

The Beatles made headlines recently for using AI tools to recover decades-old recordings and release a new song. Here's how they did it, and how you can do basically the same thing using free tools.

Tom’s Guide

32 Of The Highest Grossing Movies Of The 2000s (And Whether Or Not The Critics Liked Them)

While all of the movies on this list are among the highest box office winners of the 2000s, not all of them were received so well by the critics.

Cinemablend

17 times great filmmakers made awful movies, from Spielberg to Scorsese

THE COUNTDOWN: Even Hollywood’s finest sometimes make something they regret – Louis Chilton picks out 17 of the biggest duds

The Independent UK

17 terrible movies by great filmmakers, from Christopher Nolan to Steven Spielberg

Even Hollywood’s finest sometimes make something they regret – Louis Chilton picks out 17 of the biggest duds

The Independent UK

Senior judge’s ‘profound concern’ over aspects of litigation centred on baby

Lord Justice Peter Jackson said doctors treating Indi Gregory at a Nottingham hospital had been put in an ‘extremely challenging’ position.

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The Beatles set record 54-year gap between No 1 singles as Now and Then tops UK chart

Paul McCartney says success of band’s ‘final’ song together has ‘blown my socks off’, as it becomes the fastest-selling vinyl single this century

Salon

Beatles' sparkling Red and Blue remixes

Thanks to Peter Jackson's MAL technology, songs like "Ticket to Ride" and "I Am the Walrus" come roaring to life

WhatToWatch

Who will become a Nazgul in The Rings of Power season 2?

Fans are wondering who will become a Nazgul as Sauron begins forging the rings of power

Salon

More Beatles music is "conceivable"

"With the world in the state it is, we need the Beatles to appear again"

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The Guardian - UK

‘Dull and unremarkable’ or ‘just fab’? Readers on the Beatles’ Now and Then

Guardian readers share their very varied responses to the ‘final’ single by the 60s superstars

MusicRadar

Is Now And Then really the ‘last’ Beatles song? Get Back director Peter Jackson says it’s “conceivable” that more could be made with the help of AI

“You might end up with a decent song but I haven’t had conversations with Paul about that,” he says

The Guardian - UK

‘When is it too early to teach your kids about genocide?’ Inside the Imperial War Museum’s harrowing new galleries

From the Somme to Afghanistan and Iraq, 500 works capture a century of warfare at the museum’s new Blavatnik art, film and photography galleries. You could spend days in its screening rooms alone, says our writer

Louder

The Beatles look set to score their first UK number one single in 54 years with Now And Then

The Beatles' final song, Now And Then, is on course to become their 18th number one single in the UK

The Guardian - AU

More new Beatles music ‘conceivable’ after Now and Then, Peter Jackson says

Get Back director who helped with AI technology that isolated John Lennon’s vocals in new single says there are more song fragments in archive

The Independent UK

The Beatles’ Now And Then on track to become band’s 18th number one single

It would also be their first chart-topper in 54 years, with the last being The Ballad Of John And Yoko in 1969.

The Guardian - AU

Be kind, rewind: Melbourne’s 33rd queer film festival looks forward by looking back

The biggest and oldest queer film festival in Australia isn’t afraid to push modern boundaries – but there’s still much to learn from the movies of yesteryear

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