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Alec Baldwin’s ‘Rust’ Gets Muted Release, Years After Fatal Shooting

How do you plan the rollout of a film that became notorious for an on-set tragedy? The ill-fated western “Rust”.

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‘Pavements’ Blurs Fact and Fiction to Reimagine a Band’s Legacy

The Bob Dylan Center gathered some 6,000 items from the musician’s archive in an Oklahoma museum. Green Day’s “American Idiot”.

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’The Surfer’ Review: Nicolas Cage Catches Hell at the Beach

Some successful actors start to downshift when they hit their 60s, but Nicolas Cage, 61, still works with the frequency.

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‘Lavender Men’ Review: Daring to Reimagine ‘America’s Daddy’

What if Abraham Lincoln’s presidential pursuit was sparked amid some playful, shirtless roughhousing with his legal clerk Elmer Ellsworth? Now.

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‘A Desert’ Review: Motel Hell

Alex (Kai Lennox), the hero of Joshua Erkman’s languid, atmospheric neo-noir “A Desert,” is a photographer past his prime. His.

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‘Bonjour Tristesse’ Review: Goodbye Girlhood

“She is imagining what she looks like to us as practice for when she wants to be seen,” a woman.

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‘Another Simple Favor’ Review: Big Hats and Big Intrigue

When “A Simple Favor” came out in 2018, I fell headlong in love. It was just so unhinged, and so.

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‘Electra’ Review: Not Exactly a Unicorn

One doesn’t have to delve too deeply into the name Electra to imagine tragedy’s-a-comin’ in the director Hala Matar’s stylish.

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‘Thunderbolts*’ Review: Florence Pugh and Pals Kick Some Asterisk

For “Thunderbolts*,” Marvel has thrown so much stuff into its new branding event — an enigmatic asterisk, a guinea pig,.

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Ted Kotcheff, Director Who Brought Rambo to the Screen, Dies at 94

Ted Kotcheff, a shape-shifting Canadian director whose films introduced audiences to characters including the troubled Vietnam War hero John Rambo,.

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