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The “very tempting” 2018 movie Christian Bale still turned down: “There was discussion”
He avoided being in a flop. The post The “very tempting” 2018 movie Christian Bale still turned down: “There was discussion” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Movie adaptation of the two final Cormac McCarthy novels scrapped
“They were looking for a more commercial story.” The post Movie adaptation of the two final Cormac McCarthy novels scrapped first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Oscars: Czech Republic Selects Documentary Feature ‘If Pigeons Turned To Gold’ For Best International Feature Film Race
The Czech Republic has selected Pepa Ljubojacki’s documentary “If Pigeons Turned to Gold” as its entry for the Best International Feature Film category at the 99th Academy Awards, chosen by the Czech Film and Television Academy. The film, shot over five years, follows the director’s brother and two cousins whose addictions gradually destroy their relationships…
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The 10 Darkest Comedy Movies of All Time, Ranked
Collider’s staff have compiled a ranked list of the ten darkest comedy films of all time, exploring how these movies mine humour from subjects usually considered taboo or off-limits, such as murder, terrorism and violence. The piece argues that dark comedy is a particularly difficult genre to execute, as it must balance genuine laughs with…
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10 Great Gangster Movies You Probably Haven’t Seen
Collider film writer Jeremy Urquhart has compiled a list of ten lesser-known gangster films worth seeking out, aimed at fans who already know staples such as The Godfather, Goodfellas and Pulp Fiction but want deeper cuts from the genre. The piece frames these as underappreciated entries involving organised crime or mob life that have been…
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Chulpan Khamatova To Lead Alexander Molochnikov’s ‘The Extremists’ From AR Content & Forma Pro Films
Actress Chulpan Khamatova has been cast to lead Alexander Molochnikov’s “The Extremists”, a feature-length expansion of his Oscar-shortlisted short film “Extremist”. The short followed a young Russian artist who secretly replaced supermarket food labels with pacifist messages, an act that led to her arrest and the threat of a decade-long prison sentence. Khamatova, once one…
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Emma Barnett reveals she has had a hysterectomy after suffering from endometriosis as she returns to presenting Radio 4’s Today programme following weeks off air
Emma Barnett, presenter of BBC Radio 4’s Today programme, has revealed she underwent a hysterectomy after years of suffering from endometriosis, explaining her recent weeks-long absence from the show. She shared the news publicly as she returned to presenting duties, using her platform to raise awareness of the condition, which affects a significant number of…
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Deleted Highlander Action Sequence With The Kurgan Was Cut Because It Was ‘Too Good,’ Actor Says
A fencing actor named Alex King has revealed why his sword fight scene with Clancy Brown’s villain The Kurgan was cut from the 1985 film Highlander, telling The Telegraph that filmmakers believed the sequence was simply too impressive. King, who played an immortal called Yung Dol Kim beheaded by The Kurgan, said he was never…
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10 Greatest American Books of the Last 15 Years
Collider has published a list ranking the ten greatest American books released over the past 15 years, spanning historical fiction, literary experimentation and speculative fiction. The feature, by writer Luc Haasbroek, argues that these novels demonstrate fiction’s continued power to engage readers despite competition from screens and shrinking attention spans, with several considered contenders for…
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3 One-Hit Wonders From the 1980s You’d Never Skip on the Radio
Frankie Goes To Hollywood, performing in Washington during their US tour, 8th November 1984. (Photo by Mike Maloney/Mirrorpix/Getty Images) Some songs from the 1980s just jumped off the speakers. Indeed, these are three one-hit wonders from the 1980s you won’t ever change the radio dial for. The post 3 One-Hit Wonders From the 1980s You’d…