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Industry News
Gary Sinise is Having a Quiet Acting Comeback We All Should Celebrate
We all know Gary Sinise for the incredible work he does through his foundation for veterans. He’s also a versatile…
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Reviews
‘Mission: Impossible’ Director Gave Middle Finger to PC Police 21 Years Ago
Christopher McQuarrie may be in charge of the successful “Mission: Impossible” franchise today, but his directorial debut defined rebel cinema.…
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Industry News
Let These Baby Boomer Franchises Die Already
Hollywood’s current brand-name obsession is a double-edged sword. For every “Creed” we have tired retreads of material rejected over and…
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Reviews
The Defund the Police Crowd Would Hate Mann’s ‘Miami Vice’
Michael Mann’s ‘Miami Vice’ debuted in the summer of 2006 amid a flurry of ‘80s TV reboots to mixed reviews,…
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Interviews
‘Run Hide Fight’ Producer: Hollywood Wouldn’t Touch His ‘Dangerous’ Film
In a cinematic field overflowing with VOD content vying for attention and dollars, it’s an uphill battle to get your…
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Industry News
The Good, Bad and Bizarre – Four Years of Trump Cinema
There’s no denying Donald Trump dominated Hollywood’s attention span for four straight years. Not only did Tinseltown liberals work on…
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Reviews
Is ‘Battlefield Earth’ Worth a Second Look?
Of course “Battlefield Earth” is celebrating its 20th anniversary in this craptastic year. 2020 has thrown a lot our way:…
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Lists
Three Underrated Performances by Actor, SJW Target Joe Rogan
Podcasting giant Joe Rogan has another career that hasn’t been highlighted nearly enough: actor. Rogan covers a variety of topics…
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Reviews
Elvis Brought Together Two Wyatt Earps for ‘3000 Miles to Graceland’
“Here’s a movie without an ounce of human kindness, a sour and mean-spirited enterprise so desperate to please, it tries…
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Lists
One and Done: Five Remarkable One-Season Wonders
As states begin rolling back COVID-19 lockdown orders, there’s hope for a return to some version of normalcy. We can…
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