By In her ongoing quest for world domination, Taylor Swift made a quick detour at the gates of cinema last year with her uniquely marketed concert film. Being released in tandem with her ongoing Eras Tour, which the film documents, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour was a box office juggernaut that
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After delays caused by the actor and writer strikes, “Dune: Part Two” has arrived and delivers the epic blockbuster extravaganza that audiences have waited for. Picking up where the previous film left off, Paul (Timothée Chalamet), struggles to find balance between his desire for revenge and the perception amongst some
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It seems Ebon Moss-Bachrach wasn’t the only actor in talks to play The Thing in The Fantastic Four! David Krumholtz reveals he was in talks to play Ben Grimm in the upcoming MCU reboot. David Krumholtz has been returning to Hollywood in a big way in recent years. The actor
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For all its influence and vision, Frank Herbert’s original Dune novel never quite hit the note the author intended. With its sweeping sci-fi vistas of desert worlds and space age T.E. Lawrences, it’s easy to see why some readers got lost in the adventure of it all—or simply extracted those
Borderlands Movie Trailer Retains The Games’ Divisive Sense of Humor
Lionsgate has finally released the first trailer for Eli Roth’s Borderlands movie nearly 10 years after the project was announced. While the preview is relatively light on plot details, it certainly emphasizes the “edgy” style of humor that has helped make the Borderlands game franchise so notable and sometimes divisive.
