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David Lynch once summed up his entire approach to filmmaking: “Keep the dream going”
A genius. The post David Lynch once summed up his entire approach to filmmaking: “Keep the dream going” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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10 Best Avengers Movie Character Entrances
Collider has published a ranked list of the ten best character entrances across the Avengers film franchise, highlighting moments that Marvel Studios has used to generate maximum audience excitement. The piece argues these entrances are among the most memorable scenes in the series, often marking a hero’s dramatic return, a show of strength, or a…
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‘Resident Evil’ Officially Returns to Netflix With 6 Movies Next Month
Netflix is bringing six Resident Evil films in September 2026, including fan favorites, days before Zach Cregger’s reboot debuts.
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Forget Die Hard, Bruce Willis’s Most Rewatchable Deep Cut Just Took Over Apple TV
Bruce Willis’s 2012 science-fiction thriller Looper has become a surprise hit on Apple TV, with the film drawing renewed attention 14 years after its cinema release. Although Die Hard remains Willis’s defining role, this piece argues Looper deserves recognition as his most rewatchable “deep cut”, standing alongside other acclaimed titles such as Pulp Fiction and…
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‘Insidious: Out Of The Further’ To Scare Up $50M+ WW; ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ To Prevail With $85M+ WW In Fourth Frame – Box Office Preview
Sony’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day is set for a solid fourth weekend at the North American box office, expected to earn around $35 million domestically and $85 million worldwide, despite a roughly 50% weekend-on-weekend decline. The film, already Sony’s highest-grossing release ever with over $2 billion globally, is being closely watched to see whether it…
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Sacramento’s Mad Legislative Dash To Fix Tax Credits SNAFU, Get Post-Production Incentive Passed, Or Not
California lawmakers are racing against an 31 August deadline to fix flaws in a newly signed law, SB 122, that caps state business and corporate tax credits above $5 million, threatening the state’s film and TV incentive scheme. The issue matters because studios and independent producers fear it could effectively strip away roughly $750 million…
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Lawmakers Offer Film Industry a Fix on California Tax Credit Cap
California lawmakers introduced a budget fix on Thursday aimed at softening the impact of a new $5 million annual cap on film and TV tax credits, following weeks of pressure from studios and industry unions. While the bill stops short of the full carveout the industry had sought since June, it fully exempts independent film…