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James Cameron Gives Update On Next Two ‘Avatar’ Films: “Still Floating Out There”

As Avatar fans await the fourth and fifth titles in the franchise, James Cameron is mapping out a more efficient route to Pandora. The 3x Oscar winner recently gave an update on the next two upcoming entries in the franchise following last year’s Avatar: Fire and Ash, noting that he’s working on a way to […]

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Mark Ruffalo Assumes “I’m Already On A List” For Opposing Paramount-Warner Bros Merger: “Vindictive Motherf*ckers”

As Mark Ruffalo continues to fight against Paramount’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, he suspects he’s already made some enemies in high places. The 4x Oscar nominee noted that he assumes he’s “already on a list” as he and attorney Norm Eisen urge state officials to enact antitrust laws and block the hostile takeover, adding […]

Nathan Lane Wants Jack Black To Star In A ‘Producers’ Broadway Revival: “The Only Guy I Could Think Of”

After 25 years, there’s only one person Nathan Lane could imagine taking over the role of theater producer Max Bialystock. The 3x Tony winner, who is currently nominated for Best Actor in a Play for Death of a Salesman, recently threw Jack Black’s name into the hat for a potential Broadway revival of The Producers […]

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Darren Aronofsky Talks Panned ‘On This Day… 1776′, Trio Of Primordial Soup Projects & Industry Fears – Cannes AI Summit

Black Swan and Requiem for a Dream director Darren Aronofsky has revealed he is pushing on with American Revolution-themed AI project On This Day… 1776, the first part of which was widely panned on its release in January. The director told the AI for Talent Summit in Cannes on Saturday that the spirit of the […]

‘Sheep In The Box’ Review: Hirokazu Koreeda Turns The Stuff Of Dystopian Nightmares Into A Beautiful Fairytale Study Of Loss – Cannes Film Festival

Who do the dead belong to? This strange but thoughtful question is incredibly on brand for Japan’s Hirokazu Koreeda, and he explores it in one of his purest, most dreamlike films to date. Built around three extraordinary performances, including one from first-timer Kuwaki Rumi, it’s a light yet somehow very profound study of grief that […]