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Demon Slayer Fans Can’t Miss Netflix’s Other Excellent Anime Movie Trilogy’s Final Chapter
Netflix will release the third and final instalment of Kenji Nakamura’s acclaimed anime film trilogy, “Mononoke The Movie: Chapter III — The Curse of the Serpent,” globally on 29 September. The series, praised for its striking ukiyo-e-inspired visual style and compelling mystery storytelling, is being highlighted as a must-watch for fans of Demon Slayer awaiting…
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‘Minotaur’ Is A Live Oscar Contender For The Best International Film Category But For Which Country & How Does It Stack Up?
Andrey Zvyagintsev’s Cannes Grand Prix winner “Minotaur” is being widely tipped as a strong contender for the Academy Awards’ Best International Film category, though which country will submit it remains unsettled. The Russian-language drama appeared “provisionally” on Germany’s eleven-film longlist this week, reflecting the fact that it could equally be entered by France, with a…
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‘The Sims 4’ Is Getting Two Classic Teen Movies-Inspired Kits
EA and Paramount Pictures are collaborating on two new Sims 4 kits inspired by the teen film classics Mean Girls and Clueless, giving players items to recreate looks from both movies within the game. The kits, rather than a full expansion pack, launch on Thursday 27 August and consist mainly of Create-a-Sim clothing and accessories,…
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‘Hope’ movie review: This is what blockbusters should look like
A wild ride. The post ‘Hope’ movie review: This is what blockbusters should look like first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Hamaguchi Ryusuke, Pawel Pawlikowski Cannes Winners Among El Gouna’s First 10 Titles for Ninth Edition
El Gouna Film Festival has unveiled the first 10 titles for its ninth edition, running 15–23 October in the Egyptian Red Sea resort, with the line-up drawing heavily on prize-winners from this year’s Cannes, Berlin, Sundance and Karlovy Vary festivals. The selection blends established auteurs with first-time feature directors, headlined by Hamaguchi Ryusuke’s Cannes best…
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How India’s blocking of a film exposing real-life police abuses backfired
When Indian authorities scrubbed the biopic of activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, local villagers and activists turned its censorship into a grassroots movement.
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28 Years Later, Jim Carrey’s Most Unhinged Movie Performance of All Time Is Officially Free on Streaming
The Truman Show, Peter Weir’s 1998 satirical film starring Jim Carrey, is now streaming for free on Pluto TV following its recent induction into the National Film Registry. The film has drawn renewed attention for how accurately it anticipated the rise of reality television and, later, social media’s culture of constant self-surveillance and performance, giving…
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New ‘Reagan’ movie museum planned for president’s hometown
Young America’s Foundation (YAF) is partnering with the makers of the 2024 biopic “Reagan” to open a new museum in Dixon, Illinois, the small town where President Ronald Reagan grew up. The museum will permanently display original props and sets from the film, giving fans and visitors a chance to see film-accurate recreations tied to…
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The 10 most overrated movies of 2006
Failed the test of time. The post The 10 most overrated movies of 2006 first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Why Emily Watson Will Never Quit Sarajevo Film Festival
Emily Watson, the two-time Oscar-nominated British actress, is being celebrated at the Sarajevo Film Festival this year as president of the feature film competition jury and recipient of the festival’s Honorary Heart award. Her connection to the festival dates back to 1996, when she attended its second edition just a year after the siege of…