Aleksa Palladino And Robin Lord Taylor Talk ‘The Mandela Effect’ And Visionary Filmmaking
Directed and co-penned by David Guy Levy, The Mandela Effect centers on a game designer named Brendan (Charlie Hofheimer) who
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Tom Hanks On The Legacy Of Mister Rogers And The Parish Of A “Single Child”
During the New York premiere of A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, Tom Hanks delivered a pinpoint take on what
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‘The Kitchen’ And ‘Echo in the Canyon’ Blu-ray Giveaway From CinemAddicts
This week’s Blu-ray giveaway, taken from my collection, are The Kitchen and Echo in the Canyon. Digital code for The
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Chadwick Boseman Talks ‘Black Panther’ Impact And ’21 Bridges’ Challenge
Chadwick Boseman (Black Panther) produced and stars in 21 Bridges, the story of a police officer (Boseman) who has Manhattan
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Ben Affleck Finds ‘The Way Back’ With Gavin O’Connor Collaboration
I was checking out my Twitter feed this morning, and some user said she was happy to see a Ben
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Frank Sabatella Delivers A Bit Of Horror And Evocative Storytelling With ‘The Shed’
The Shed has a great concept for a straight line horror flick, but director Frank Sabatella opted for more layered
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‘The Vanishing’ Review: Gerard Butler Has Island Fever In Gripping Thriller
Gerard Butler’s last cinematic foray into Scotland was 2004’s beautifully rendered tale Dear Frankie, and now he’s back playing a
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‘Leviathan’ Blu-Ray Explores Stan Winston’s Creature Feature Passions
Released in 1989, the horror thriller Leviathan (98 minutes, R), centers on a mining crew (led by Robocop’s Peter Weller)
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Jeff Beck’s ‘Live In Tokyo’ Hits Blu-ray & DVD In November
Jeff Beck’s musicianship and melodic skills place him at the top of the game, and fans of the guitar god
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Vera Farmiga Talks “Spiritual Journey” Behind ‘The Judge’
Opening Friday, The Judge centers on a high powered lawyer (Robert Downey Jr.) who returns to his childhood home after
