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Would it be bitchy to refer to Michael Urie as "the gay guy from "Ugly Betty?" Well, sure. But Urie does it himself in "He's Way More Famous Than You," his directorial debut, which stars Halley Feiffer and Urie's own partner, Ryan Spahn, as a screwed-up brother-and-sister team desperate to get an indie film off the ground in the hopes of saving their flagging careers. For... continue reading
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Filmmaker Matthew Miele credited powerful childhood memories of family trips into Manhattan to see the beautifully designed Fifth Avenue store windows as the spark behind his documentary Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf’s, a holistic look at the lush fashion retailer and its iconic place in culture and retail commerce.
Miele reached out to a former colleague who was... continue reading
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Iron Man returns without his superhero cohorts battling a terrorist that has created horrors around the globe before setting his sights on Tony Stark and the ones he loves in “Iron Man 3.”
“Iron Man 3” starts shortly after where “The Avengers” ended, following the devastation of New York City wrought by Thor's brother Loki. Tony Stark is still shell shocked, a... continue reading
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Watch new clips and see Leonardo DiCaprio, Carey Mulligan, Tobey Maguire, Joel Edgerton, Isla Fisher, Elizabeth Debicki, Jason Clarke, Amitabh Bachman, director, screenwriter and producer Baz Luhrmann, producers Catherine Knapman, Douglas Wick and Lucy Fisher, costume and design producer Catherine Martin, executive music supervisor Anton Monsted, in interviews from Warner... continue reading
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Marvel's Iron Man 3 had it's world premiere at the El Capitan theater on April 24th with stars including Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Ben Kingsley, Don Cheadle, Ty Simpkins, James Badge Dale, Stephanie Szostak, William Sadler, director and co-writer Shane Black, co-writer Drew Pearce, composer Brian Tyler and more!
We've featured a few of those thumbs... continue reading
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Stars Johnny Depp and Armie Hammer as well as producer Jerry Bruckheimer and director Gore Verbinski talked about Disney's The Lone Ranger at CinemaCon along with Dan Scanlon and Kori Rae for the Monsters, INC. follow-up Monsters University.
We've added all the videos in HD below the plots and release dates for each. These join the new trailer and the Q&A from... continue reading
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When Jackie Robinson took the field for the Brooklyn Dodgers on April 15, 1947 as the first African American to play in the major leagues, it not only created a titanic shift in baseball, but had a cultural impact across the country that is still felt today. More than 40 years after he played his last game, his uniform number, 42, was retired in 1997, so no other player in... continue reading
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Campos challenges audiences with a film that draws inspiration from LAST TANGO IN PARIS
It begins with grief tinged with anger as an American ex-pat wanders Paris numb to what’s around him. Forty-one years ago, it’s Marlon Brando wandering the streets of Paris as an American man damaged by his wife’s suicide and desperate to connect intimately with someone by any... continue reading
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Explain to people that one of the most interesting films of the last couple of years involved a sentient tire who was blowing up people's heads with the power of its mind, and you leave many of those people with, well, their minds blown. But that was the story of "Rubber," the 2012 movie from Quentin Dupieux, the French director also known by his DJ name, Mr. Oizo. Dupieux is... continue reading
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The Cast, Director talk Open Road Films' The Host
Aliens, known as Souls, have taken over Earth and the bodies of most of the humans alive. While they have eradicated war and cleansed the planet, what is left of mankind is running from infestation in “The Host.”
Melanie Stryder (Saoirse Ronan) fled from the Souls with her brother, Jamie (Chandler... continue reading
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Director Sally El Hosaini talks to Upcoming Movies about the multiple award-winning My Brother the Devil
There is no shortage of movies about the gangs and low-level criminals of London. Most of them fit a stereotype, however, and you can usually see where the movie is going long before it gets there. This is just one way in which the new film "My Brother the... continue reading
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Cast & Filmmakers talk FilmDistrict's Olympus Has Fallen
Terrorists take over the White House, holding hostage the United States government including the President, and a disgraced Presidential guard is the only one able to thwart a world-wide crises in “Olympus Has Fallen.”
Mike Banning (Gerard Butler) is blamed for the accidental death of the First... continue reading
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