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Christian Bale Gets “Goosebumps” Every Time He Sees ‘Ford v. Ferrari’

Ford v Ferrari centers on British driver/mechanic Kevin Miles (Christian Bale) and American car designer Carroll Shelby’s (Matt Damon) attempt to build a race car for Ford Motor Company and compete at France’s 24 Hours of Le Mans. During the Ford v Ferrari premiere, Bale discussed why he loves playing real characters and what makes the feature a “really moving” tale.

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Jon Bernthal & Christopher Abbott Face Off In ‘Sweet Virginia’ Trailer

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Christopher Abbott and Jon Bernthal in “Sweet Virginia.”
My most anticipated film this year isn’t a comic book flick or animated feature bankrolled by some big studio. Rather, I’m all about Sweet Virginia, and if you love thrillers that leaves a bigger jolt than your morning cup of Joe, this might do the trick.

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Alfonso Gomez-Rejon Breaks Down ‘Me and Earl and the Dying Girl’ Moment

Me and Earl and the Dying Girl may, upon first blush, seem like a manipulative, tear-jerker about the friendship between an anti-social high school senior named Greg (Thomas Mann) and Rachel (Olivia Cooke), a fellow classmate who’s been diagnosed with cancer.
Thankfully director Alfonso Gomez-Rejon, writer Jesse Andrews (adapting from his own book), and an inspired ensemble and crew brought something entirely different to the equation.

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‘Me And Earl, And The Dying Girl’ Review: Its Aim Is True

 

Me and Earl and the Dying Girl is actually a movie within a movie that’s also wrapped up in this giant, heartbreaking, beautiful ball we called life. It’s a Grand Jury Prize and Audience Award winner from the Sundance Film Festival and features engaging work from its ensemble.

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