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Box Office

‘Hotel Transylvania 3’ Tops Weekend While ‘Skyscraper’ Crumbles at the BO!!!

Sony Animation‘s Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation continued the franchise tradition of debuting atop the weekend box office and doing so with over $40 million over the three-day. The weekend also featured a strong expansion from Annapurna‘s Sorry to Bother You, which landed in seventh position on the weekend chart, but unfortunately for Universal‘s Skyscraper, the weekend’s other new wide release, it struggled over its … Continue reading ‘Hotel Transylvania 3’ Tops Weekend While ‘Skyscraper’ Crumbles at the BO!!!

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Drama, Trailers

‘Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot’: New Trailer Finds Phoenix Struggling With His Condition!! Check It Out!!

Synopsis – About John Callahan, who became paralyzed after a car accident at age 21, and turned to drawing as a form of therapy. Directed – Gus Van Sant Starring – Joaquin Phoenix, Jonah Hill, Rooney Mara Check out the trailer:   Continue reading ‘Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot’: New Trailer Finds Phoenix Struggling With His Condition!! Check It Out!!

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Features, Superhero

Joaquin Phoenix in Talks to Play The Joker in Standalone DC Movie!!

How’s this for a bit of superhero news: Three-time Oscar nominee Joaquin Phoenix is in talks to play The Joker in a standalone DC movie for Warner Bros. Yes indeed, Variety reports that the Inherent Vice star has entered talks to lead the untitled Joker origin movie co-written and directed by Todd Phillips, the filmmaker behind War Dogs and The Hangover trilogy. Per the trade, Phoenix was Phillips’ … Continue reading Joaquin Phoenix in Talks to Play The Joker in Standalone DC Movie!!

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Drama, Trailers

‘Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot’ Trailer: Joaquin Phoenix Leads Gus Van Sant’s Latest!!! Check It Out!!!

Synopsis – About John Callahan, who became paralyzed after a car accident at age 21, and turned to drawing as a form of therapy. Directed – Gus Van Sant Starring – Joaquin Phoenix, Jonah Hill, Rooney Mara Check out the trailer: Continue reading ‘Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot’ Trailer: Joaquin Phoenix Leads Gus Van Sant’s Latest!!! Check It Out!!!

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Features

First Images from Sundance 2018 Films ‘Futile and Stupid Gesture’, ‘Lizzie’, and More!!! Check It Out!!!

Yesterday, the 2018 Sundance Film Festival announced its full lineup, and along with the films they mentioned, they released the first images for the indies. The festival looks like it has an incredibly strong lineup next year with new movies from Gus Van Sant, Bart Layton, Reed Morano, Boots Riley, and many more. With such an incredible lineup of movies, I wouldn’t be surprised if … Continue reading First Images from Sundance 2018 Films ‘Futile and Stupid Gesture’, ‘Lizzie’, and More!!! Check It Out!!!

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Jonah Hill, Rooney Mara May Join Joaquin Phoenix in New Gus Van Sant Film!!

A formidable ensemble is coming together for the next film from director Gus Van Sant. We previously learned that Joaquin Phoenix was set to star in Van Sant’s next project, a biopic of quadriplegic cartoonist John Callahan called Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot. And now Variety reports that Oscar nominees Jonah Hill and Rooney Mara are in talks to join the cast. … Continue reading Jonah Hill, Rooney Mara May Join Joaquin Phoenix in New Gus Van Sant Film!!

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Joaquin Phoenix, Gus Van Sant Re-Team for Biopic of Quadriplegic Cartoonist John Callahan!!!

It can be hard to get overly excited about a project that is just in its most nascent stage of development — a lot can change, it’s a long way off from being seen, and it might not even happen at all. But then you get something like this John Callahan biopic, Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot, with Gus Van Sant directing and … Continue reading Joaquin Phoenix, Gus Van Sant Re-Team for Biopic of Quadriplegic Cartoonist John Callahan!!!

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