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in News‘The Tragedy of Macbeth’ is a Black and White Film from Joel Coen
We might still be in the thick of the extended award season for 2020 films, but plenty are looking ahead already to the films that are sure to be dominating the conversation for next year’s awards. One of the most anticipated titles, making our list of the 100 Movies to Look Forward to in 2021, is The […] More
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HBO Max Teaser Showcases First Footage from Some Big 2021 Releases
HBO Max’s announcement last month that 2021 will see them release not one, not two, but all of Warner Bros.’ planned releases for the year on the still fresh streaming service the same day as theaters shook the industry by storm. Directors and stars like Christopher Nolan and Timothée Chalamet publicly opposed the decision, and […] More
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The Academy is Making Changes to the Best International Feature Shortlist Selection Process
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced a lot of organizations to change the ways that they conduct business, and the Academy is no different. While we’ve already seen the pandemic result in a massive push back of the award ceremony, an even more specific, highly detailed, shift has just been announced regarding the way that the […] More
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Additional Honorees Added to the Critics Choice Celebration of Black Cinema
The Critics Choice Association has announced additional honorees and presenters for their Third Annual Celebration of Black Cinema. This year’s ceremony will be virtual and is to be hosted by Bevy Smith on February 2nd, 2021. It will then be broadcast on KTLA in Los Angeles on February 6th. The late Chadwick Boseman will receive their Performance of the […] More
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Emerald Fennell Among the Next Batch of HCA Recipients
The Hollywood Critics Association have announced three additional recipients who are to receive honorary awards at the 4th Annual HCA Awards Ceremony, which will be streamed on Friday, March 5th, 2021. Each year the HCA awards an array of established and rising talent within the movie industry. Last year’s honorees included Olivia Wilde, Kelvin Harrison Jr., and The […] More
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‘Cherry’ Debuts a New Trailer
Tom Holland is a long way from Peter Parker in the trailer for his new film Cherry. Coming off the heels of the biggest movie ever made (Avengers: Endgame), brothers Anthony and Joe Russo have reunited with their wall-crawling superhero for this story of an Army medic with PTSD who becomes addicted to opioids and starts robbing banks to fund […] More
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Joaquin Phoenix and Ridley Scott to Reunite!
Joaquin Phoenix is wasting no time getting back in the ring after winning the Oscar last year for his work as Arthur Fleck in Joker. His next film, Mike Mills’ C’mon C’mon, is in post-production now and will presumably be ready for a 2021 awards season release (100 Movies to Look Forward to in 2021), and now he’s got […] More
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Rosamund Pike Says ‘I Care A Lot’ in Trailer for Netflix Flick
Rosamund Pike is still looking for her next project to hit big after her career boost from her Oscar nomination for her 2014 film Gone Girl. She seems to be on people’s early radar every year for films like A United Kingdom, Hostiles, A Private War, and Radioactive, but none of them have yet been able to strike the right chord […] More
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Chris Evans to Return to the MCU?
Well, that didn’t last long. We all remember the ending of 2019’s mammoth MCU juggernaut Avengers: Endgame where (spoilers ahead for anyone yet to see the biggest movie of all-time) Chris Evans’ Steve Rogers aka Captain America heads back to the past to correct the timeline that the heroes altered, only to stay in the past with his […] More
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SAG Awards Pushed to April Due to Scheduling Conflict with the Grammys
The 27th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards will be postponed again, this time to April 4. Initially postponed from January, the SAG Awards were slated for Sunday, March 14 at 8pm ET. Now, they are to be pushed back further due to the Grammys, recently postponed due to Los Angeles’ large surge in COVID-19 cases, […] More
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Trailer Drops for Viggo Mortensen’s Directorial Debut ‘Falling’
Viggo Mortensen has always been one to veer off the beaten path a little bit. After all, this is a guy whose only reason for joining one of the most critically and financial successful franchises of all time was to make his son happy, and then after that he used his new clout to make Hidalgo and forge […] More
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‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ Added to the Sundance Film Festival Lineup as it Gets a New Trailer
The Sundance Film Festival is only a couple of weeks away, but they’ve added a pair of new world premieres to go along with their already announced slate. The more attention grabbing of the two is Shaka King’s Judas and the Black Messiah, one of the last remaining Oscar hopefuls to be seen by the public. This […] More
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