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"Eyes Wide Shut" (1999) might be the best Christmas movie. 🎄

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"Late Night with the Devil" blends a 1970s late-night talk show format with demonic horror, presenting itself as found footage from a live broadcast in real time.

The film's use of a period-accurate 4:3 aspect ratio, static, and other visual filters creates an incredibly immersive and authentic 70s TV aesthetic, making the supernatural events feel more terrifyingly real and suspenseful — alongside some wicked 70s style VFX.

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Behind the scenes of "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" (2004). ✨️

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"Superman Lives" (1998) was canceled due to creative differences between Tim Burton and the studio, and the project never left pre-production.

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"The Witch" was shot in 25 days on a budget of $4 million, earnings $40 million at the global box office. The film was also Anya Taylor-Joy's big break as an actor, and Robert Eggers big break as a director.

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Thoughts on Supergirl's appearance in🍿👀

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Daniel Craig actually hand-picked Ana de Armas for the role of Paloma after working together in "Knives Out."

🎬 "No Time To Die" (2021) Dir. Cary Joji Fukunaga.

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"The Killing of a Sacred Deer" is Yorgos Lanthimos' most haunting movie.

Phenomenal performance from Barry Keoghan.

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#RobertRedford 💔🕊 (1936—2025).

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I aspire to be as nonchalant as The Dude.

🎬 "The Big Lebowski" (1998) Dir. Joel Coen.

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"Bring Her Back" is devastating. The Philippou brothers deliver another emotional, character-driven horror, in which the horror stems from grief and loss.

Another shining example of how to make a horror that stays with you beyond the screen.

Sally Hawkins deserves all the praise in the world for this performance.

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Anya Taylor-Joy and Mia Goth behind the scenes of "Emma" (2020). ✨️

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"Bauryna Salu" by Askhat Kuchinchirekov, Kazakhstan’s Official Entry to the 97th Academy Awards, opens in theaters in LA today and in NYC this Friday, September 19.

STORY: According to an ancient nomadic custom known as "bauryna salu", Yersultan is given away as a baby to be raised by his grandmother. When, aged 12, he loses his grandmother, he has to go back to live with the birth parents who gave him away and whom he barely knows.

Variety calls the film "a rare, naturalistic gem” & "visceral and intimate."

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Marlon Brando's transformation into Vito Corleone (make-up test) from 'The Godfather' (1972). ✨️

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This is your sign to rewatch "Pulp Fiction" (1994).

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“I’m obsessed with Irish folk music, my kids are obsessed with it, my first name is Irish. I think it’s not known how much crossover there is between African American culture and Irish culture, and how much that stuff is loved in our community." — Ryan Coogler

🎬 "Sinners" (2025) Dir. Ryan Coogler.

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🎬 Geraldine Brezca certainly kept things upbeat.

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