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Here’s Where You Can Stream Or Buy Every Season Of Mr. Robot NBCUniversal Television By Jeremy Mathai/Dec. 7, 2021 1:56 pm EST (Welcome to Where to Watch, which provides a clear and simple answer to the question, “Hey, where can I watch this thing?”) If there are any shows that prove both the immediate benefits and eventual disadvantages of something feeling “timely,” then the long and winding journey of “Mr. Robot” would have to go right near the top of that list....

No Satisfying Answers Altitude Film Distribution Will we ever have a satisfying answer as to who killed JFK? Probably not. You either believe Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, or you believe there was some sort of conspiracy. A treasure trove of books have been published offering conspiracy theories, but there are also plenty of books that debunk them. I’ll confess that for a while there I was pretty sure a conspiracy was involved, primarily because I was basing most of my knowledge of the matter on Stone’s “JFK....

Kevin Feige Discusses That Venom 2 Post-Credits Scene In Typical Feige Fashion Sony Pictures By Ben Pearson/Oct. 19, 2021 5:12 pm EST Warning: this article contains spoilers for the credits scene of “Venom: Let There Be Carnage.” Turn back now if you don’t want to know what happens. “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” ends with something comic book movie fans have been wanting to see for years: Tom Hardy’s Eddie Brock/Venom being incorporated into the Marvel Cinematic Universe....

Love Life Season 2 Release Date and Where to Watch HBO Max The first season of “Love Life” dropped on HBO Max on May 27, 2020, with the first three episodes released all at once. The rest of the season aired in batches from week to week, a good sign that audience viewership drove the streamer to meet demand. In that light, it’s not a surprise that a second season was so quickly greenlit....

Movie Review: Hostel: Part II By Peter Sciretta/May 31, 2007 12:50 am EST Disclaimer: As a accredited member of press, I get invited to press screenings under the condition that /Film won’t post our reviews until the day of release. And for the last year and a half, I have never EVER posted a movie review before the date of release. That said, Eli Roth told me to, so I am....

Nicolas Cage Explains Why He Stopped Making “Big” Movies: “There’s More Oxygen In The Room” By Jeremy Mathai/July 15, 2021 12:16 pm EST Don’t you dare try to put the Cage in a box. Okay, that might sound a little redundant to the uninitiated, but you know what we mean. Fresh off his lowkey and sneakily nuanced performance in Pig, actor Nicolas Cage has been making the rounds and imparting his wisdom onto anyone within earshot....

Observe And Report: A Little Story About Ray Liotta By Hunter Stephenson/Dec. 16, 2008 11:17 am EST One of the 2009 films we’re most anticipating is Observe and Report, due in April, from director Jody Hill (The Foot Fist Way). Yesterday, when Peter posted new stills from the R-rated comedy starring Seth Rogen as an obsessive mall cop, several commenters began negatively comparing O&R with January’s stillborn Kevin James vehicle, Paul Blart: Mall Cop; going so far as to resurrect the Armageddon versus Deep Impact theatrical Turdbowl of 1998....

By Chris Evangelista/Feb. 12, 2021 4:00 pm EST Oliver Stone is returning to the tangled, messy world of John F. Kennedy assassination conspiracy theories with a new JFK documentary headed to Cannes. Stone’s 1991 masterpiece JFK covered the assassination with all the urgency of a crackling thriller, and while the filmmaker’s approach is not what I’d call “factual,” it does make for an incredible movie. This new doc was first announced back in 2019, where it went by the title JFK: Destiny Betrayed....

Sylvester Stallone To Star In New Taylor Sheridan Paramount+ Series, Kansas City Warner Bros. By Joshua Meyer/Dec. 7, 2021 9:13 am EST Sylvester Stallone is heading to television in “Kansas City,” a new Paramount+ series from Taylor Sheridan and Terence Winter. This will be the first starring TV role for the “Rocky,” “Rambo,” and “Expendables” actor, though he has guest-starred on “This Is Us” and older shows like “Kojak.” Deadline reports that “Kansas City” will follow “a New York City Italian mobster, played by Stallone, forced to relocate to the most unlikely of places — Kansas City, Missouri....

The 12 Best Star Wars Characters Who’ve Never Appeared On Screen Lucasfilm Limited By Liam Gaughan/Oct. 7, 2021 8:53 pm EST The Star Wars universe is vast and continues to expand. Many new “Star Wars” shows are either in production or will begin filming soon, including “The Book of Boba Fett,” “Andor,” “Kenobi,” “The Acolyte,” “Ashoka,” and future seasons of “The Mandalorian.” There are also new films in development, the first of which, “Rogue Squadron” from director Patty Jenkins, will debut in 2023....

The Daily Stream: ‘The Little Hours’ Is A Sweet Slice Of Blasphemy By Danielle Ryan/Aug. 5, 2021 3:45 pm EST After Massetto arrives at the convent, all three nuns try to seduce him one by one. It’s a ridiculous comedy of errors as the sheltered, inexperienced nuns explore their sexuality. Sister Fernanda’s friend Marta (Jemima Kirke) shows up, bringing even more mischief with her. The nuns sneak out some of the communion wine for a night of partying in their room that leads to some mind-opening experimentation for Ginerva, who thinks she might be a lesbian....

A Civil War Over Civil War Marvel Studios The Marvel Creative Committee, in all their infinite wisdom, didn’t want Captain America and Iron Man coming to blows. Instead, they wanted The Avengers to reunite to battle the super soldiers that Baron Zemo led them to in a secret Hydra facility in Siberia. “Captain America: Civil War” co-writer Stephen McFeely recalls, “We had to do a draft where they had a fight in a submarine base with five super soldiers....

The Summit Of The Gods Trailer: Acclaimed Manga Becomes A Gorgeous Animated Film Netflix By Jeremy Mathai/Oct. 22, 2021 4:24 pm EST Animation has long been a medium that somehow never quite received its due from Western audiences and artists. There’s a unique freedom of creativity, form, and style that animation affords in a way that live-action simply isn’t equipped to — and that applies to adult-minded storytelling just as much as it does to children’s cartoons....

‘Borderlands’ Movie Adds Jack Black As Sarcastic Robot Claptrap By Chris Evangelista/Feb. 11, 2021 10:30 am EST Eli Roth now has a House with a Clock in Its Walls reunion ready for his take on Borderlands, because Jack Black is joining the previously-announced Cate Blanchett for the video game adaptation. Black will play wisecracking robot Claptrap in the film, and honestly, getting Jack Black to play a sarcastic robot is pretty good casting, no matter how you feel about this movie....

‘Captain Marvel’ Star Samuel L. Jackson Talks The Origins And Legacy Of Nick Fury [Set Visit Interview] By Peter Sciretta/Jan. 8, 2019 9:00 am EST In May 2018, I visited the set of Marvel Studios and Disney’s next superhero movie, Captain Marvel, which was shooting in Los Angeles. On set, we had a chance to talk with Samuel L Jackson, who is reprising his role as Nick Fury in this prequel....

‘In The Heights’ Trailer: Oprah Winfrey, Dwayne Johnson, Hugh Jackman & More Praise The Movie Musical By Ethan Anderton/June 8, 2021 7:37 am EST When a movie gets close to hitting the big screen, movie studios often like to use marketing with testimonials from real people who have seen early screenings of the film. However, since studios aren’t quite back to normal when it comes to their pre-release marketing routines, the new In the Heights trailer relies on testimonials from big name celebrities....

‘Mike Mignola: Drawing Monsters’ Trailer: ‘Hellboy’ Creator Steps Into The Spotlight In Feature-Length Documentary By Ben Pearson/March 3, 2021 5:30 pm EST Mike Mignola, the acclaimed writer and artist behind the beloved Hellboy comics, is getting his own documentary.Mike Mignola: Drawing Monsters is a new film which “tells the definitive story of one of the most influential and important comic book creators of all time,” and “includes never-before-seen interviews conducted with the legendary creator at his studio, drawing demonstrations, behind-the-scenes footage from comic book conventions,” and more....

‘Red Sonja’ Casts ‘Ant-Man And The Wasp’ Star Hannah John-Kamen By Chris Evangelista/May 5, 2021 11:30 am EST Can you guess what happened next? I bet you can. That version of Red Sonja also never happened, and in 2015, Christopher Cosmos was hired to write a new script. That script was nixed in 2018 for one by Ashley Edward Miller, who wrote X-Men: First Class. Later in 2018, Bryan Singer was announced to direct....

‘Stranger Things’ Season 4 Trailer: It’s Time To Return To The Upside Down By Jeremy Mathai/Aug. 6, 2021 6:45 am EST It’s been over two long years since audiences last had any Stranger Things episodes to geek over. Well, the wait is (almost) over as Netflix has dropped a brief but tantalizing trailer of the smash-hit series for fans who are voracious for any new footage whatsoever. Yes, Stranger Things season 4 is finally getting closer to becoming a reality and you can check out the sneak peek for yourself below....

‘The Morning Show’ Season 2 Trailer: A Battle For The Soul Of The Universe By Jeremy Mathai/Aug. 23, 2021 8:51 am EST Everything’s still more or less a disaster at The Morning Show, and only Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon reconciling their differences can make things right again. At least, that’s the general impression I’m getting from the chaos depicted in the new trailer for season 2 of the Apple TV+ flagship series, which details a production in turmoil in the wake of the original co-host being fired over a sexual harassment scandal....