Joel Edgerton & Sigourney Weaver to Star in Paul Schrader Thriller
Schrader is about to release his Oscar Isaac thriller THE CARD COUNTER…
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New ‘Ghostbusters: Afterlife’ Trailer Unveils More of the Delayed Threequel
Finally hitting cinemas later this year, after a delay of close to a year and a half…
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Amazon Prime Unveils Slate of Upcoming Australian Productions; Nicole Kidman, Cate Blanchett, Sigourney Weaver Among Talent
Amazon Prime Video announced it has thus far invested $150 million in local productions…
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Sigourney Weaver to Reunite with Bill Murray & Dan Aykroyd in ‘Ghostbusters 3’
To be directed by the son of the original director…
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‘A Monster Calls’ MOVIE REVIEW: An Emotional Coming-of-Age Fable
J.A. Bayona has crafted a touching fantasy, a therapeutic fable that demonstrates the power of stories.
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‘Alien’: Ridley Scott’s 1979 Film Still Stands Tall
After 3 sequels, 2 spinoffs and 2 prequels, you still can’t go past the original.
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‘Death and the Maiden’: Looking Back at Roman Polanski’s 1994 Masterpiece
Sigourney Weaver and Ben Kingsley deliver what may be their best-ever performances in Polanski’s provocative thriller.
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Sigourney Weaver Revisits Ripley in Stephen Colbert ‘Alien’ Sketch
Weaver’s still got it.
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‘The Assignment’ Trailer: Michelle Rodriguez out for Revenge in Controversial Trans Thriller
A hitman looks for vengeance after he is captured and forced to undergo gender reassignment surgery. Yep.
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‘A Monster Calls’ Featurette Takes Us Behind the Emotional Story
The origin of this story is heartbreaking.
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Sigourney Weaver Cast as Villain in Netflix’s ‘The Defenders’
The street-level Marvel team-up has its big bad.
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‘Aliens’ 30th Anniversary Release Hits Comic-Con
The classic sci-fi thriller will be getting a big new Blu-ray release.
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Chappie REVIEW
While its tones don’t always gel together well and it takes a while to fully get on board, Chappie is ultimately very enjoyable. Our review is here…
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