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7 Forgotten ’70s Sci-Fi Movies That Have Aged Like Fine Wine
Collider highlights seven overlooked 1970s science-fiction films which it argues remain rewarding despite being overshadowed by better-known classics such as Star Wars and Stalker. – Dark Star (1974): John Carpenter’s low-budget debut, co-written with Dan O’Bannon, is praised for its inventive production and countercultural satire despite deliberately crude effects. – Tomorrow I’ll Wake Up and…
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The 1984 classic Ron Howard refused to direct: “The first person I offered the movie to”
Ron Howard turned down the chance to direct Footloose, the 1984 dance drama that made a star of Kevin Bacon, according to producer Craig Zadan. Howard was reportedly the first choice for the project but declined because he lacked confidence in his ability to shoot musical dance sequences, a gap that has stopped him directing…
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Meghan Markle Reportedly Dropped From Guy Ritchie’s ‘The Gentlemen’
Meghan Markle has reportedly been dropped from the cast of series three of Guy Ritchie’s Netflix drama The Gentlemen after her potential casting triggered intense backlash in the UK, according to journalist and royal biographer Tina Brown. Writing in a Substack column, Brown said the reaction made it “untenable” to proceed and that the reversal…
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Ridley Scott’s Polarizing $403M Sci-Fi Blockbuster Officially Disappears From HBO Max
Ridley Scott’s 2012 science-fiction film Prometheus is due to leave HBO Max, according to Collider, as the director prepares to return to the genre with The Dog Stars on 29 August. The article presents the removal as notable because Prometheus was one of Scott’s more commercially successful later films, despite dividing critics and audiences. Prometheus…
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Onimusha: Way of the Sword – Everything To Know
From its cinematic influences to its expansion of the series’ iconic soul-sucking mechanics, here’s everything to know about Onimusha: Way of the Sword.
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See RUSH’s Entire Performance In Philadelphia During 2026 ‘Fifty Something’ Tour
Fan-filmed footage has been released of Rush’s full 21 August concert at Philadelphia’s Xfinity Mobile Arena, part of the band’s 2026 “Fifty Something” tour. The show marks the group’s return to touring after more than a decade and follows its last Philadelphia appearance at the same venue in 2015, making it a significant reunion for…
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All 3 ‘Dune’ Movies, Ranked
Collider ranks the three theatrical films based on Frank Herbert’s original Dune novel, placing David Lynch’s 1984 adaptation last and Denis Villeneuve’s two-part adaptation above it. The ranking reflects the newer films’ stronger critical reception and their ability to present the novel’s scale, politics and world-building more coherently. – 3. Dune (1984): David Lynch’s ambitious…
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“I’m my own reviewer”: the 2003 movie Clint Eastwood called the “best thing I’ve ever done”
Feel free to disagree. The post “I’m my own reviewer”: the 2003 movie Clint Eastwood called the “best thing I’ve ever done” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The 6 Most Intense Movies Released Since 2020, Ranked
Collider ranks six films released since 2020 for their sustained intensity, arguing that the strongest examples use disturbing situations and emotional weight rather than simply loud spectacle. The article highlights films that offer little relief, including stories rooted in real events and depictions of violence, exploitation and bodily horror. – ‘The Substance’ (2024), ranked sixth,…
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The 1967 movie Jack Nicholson never forgave for rejecting him: “How jealous he was”
He never got over it. The post The 1967 movie Jack Nicholson never forgave for rejecting him: “How jealous he was” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.