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Talked to coworker yesterday and he said he really, really liked it.
Story and the script / writing.
Zoe Saldana Lists Beverly Hills Home for $14.5M
Zoe Saldana Lists Beverly Hills Home for $14.5M
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Zoe Saldana's Beverly Hills Home Hits Market For Whopping $14.5 Million
Zoe Saldana is saying goodbye to her swanky Beverly Hills pad and she's aiming to cash in big time ... listing it for a cool $14.5 million.
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What was the last 'good' movie you watched? - Page 800 - RedFlagDeals.com Forums
Orion and the Dark (Netflix) Great story, good animation, liked the voice cast, everyone in the family loved it.
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Best TV: What Is The Best Thing You Have Watched On The Small Screen? - Page 134 - RedFlagDeals.com Forums
Watched first 2 episodes of "Archie" on Britbox. Pretty good. A lot of famous name dropping so it caught my interest.
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The 25 Best Mystery Movies Of All Time
Uncover a world of suspense with our guide to the best mystery movies. Explore gripping plots and unexpected twists that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
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Universal Studios Tram Crash, Injuries Minor and Tour Resumes
A tram crashed during one of Universal Studios Hollywood's world-famous studio tours, with 15 parkgoers being transported to local hospitals.
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‘Rebel Moon 2’ Is Zack Snyder at His Most Insufferable
The filmmaker’s polarizing stylistic flairs and penchant for interminable action sequences are all over this conclusion to his two-part “Star Wars” ripoff.
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All Guy Ritchie Movies Ranked by Tomatometer
See Guy Ritchie's best movies, including Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels, Sherlock Holmes, The Man From U.N.C.L.E., and more.
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All A24 Movies Ranked by Tomatometer
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50 Greatest Superhero Movies of All Time
The 50 greatest superhero movies of all time — from Batman to Black Panther, the MCU to Zack Snyder's DCEU (and a whole lotta Spider-Man).
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The Treatment | Film Television and Arts Interviews | KCRW
In-depth interviews with the most innovative & influential people in entertainment, art, and pop culture. Hosted by film critic Elvis Mitchell, at KCRW.com.
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David Oyelowo on Ava DuVernay’s 2023 film Origin and the book that inspired it
Actor David Oyelowo praises Ava DuVernay's 2023 film Origin, based on Isabel Wilkerson’s book Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents, and marvels at how DuVernay was able to make the book come alive on screen.
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Cord Jefferson’s ‘American Fiction’ examines a wild fumble for creative freedom
Writer-director Cord Jefferson joins “The Treatment” to break down his multi-Oscar-nominated, feature film debut “American Fiction.”
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Golden Globe winner Da’Vine Joy Randolph keeps it 100 | The Treatment
Recent Golden Globe winner Da’Vine Joy Randolph breaks down her methods and gives us a glimpse into what makes her such a compelling performer.
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‘Bob Marley: One Love’ director Reinaldo Marcus Green earns the family’s blessing
Director Reinaldo Marcus Green shares the deep understanding he gained about reggae lore through the process of making the biopic “Bob Marley: One Love.”
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Actress Taraji P. Henson on ‘The Wiz’ and the importance of imagination
Taraji P. Henson shares that her passion for acting and vivid imagination was fostered by her aunt and godmother after seeing The Wiz on Broadway at an early age.
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Colman Domingo on the transformative story of self-discovery: “A Midsummer Night's Dream”
Actor Colman Domingo reflects on Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream and how the Bard’s words have never left him.
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Sam Pollard on the transformative power of jazz | The Treatment
Filmmaker Sam Pollard shares how exposure to jazz greats like John Coltrane and Horace Silver in his youth opened up worlds of creativity.
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Famous Hotel in Stanley Kubrick's 'The Shining' Goes Up in Flames
One of the nation's most famous hotels featured in the Stanley Kubrick film, "The Shining," went up in flames Thursday night – but luckily firefighters put out the blaze before it could spread and destroy the Oregon landmark.
Arnold Schwarzenegger Punked Sylvester Stallone into Starring in Movie Flop
Arnold Schwarzenegger epically punked Sylvester Stallone into signing on for the most disastrous film of Sly's career, and that's exactly what Arnold wanted to happen!
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Zulu
1964
7.5/10
I watched this last night on the road.
This is a classic, period action war film.
If you are a Militant and want to see the White Man get his Ass kicked, you will definitely enjoy this film.
The African Zulu cats show no mercy on the White Boyz who underestimate how ruthless and battle cunning the Zulu’s are.
The action and pace flows nicely from start to finish.
The White Chick who acts like “Karen” is pure comedy.
tubi has a clean, remastered copy.
Synopsis
In 1879, the Zulu nation hands colonial British forces a resounding defeat in battle. A nearby regiment of the British Army takes over a station run by a missionary (Jack Hawkins) and his daughter (Ulla Jacobsson) as a supply depot and hospital under the command of Lieutenant John Chard (Stanley Baker) and his subordinate Gonville Bromhead (Michael Caine). Unable to abandon their wounded soldiers even in dire circumstances, the regiment defend their station against the Zulu warriors.
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1964
7.5/10
I watched this last night on the road.
This is a classic, period action war film.
If you are a Militant and want to see the White Man get his Ass kicked, you will definitely enjoy this film.
The African Zulu cats show no mercy on the White Boyz who underestimate how ruthless and battle cunning the Zulu’s are.
The action and pace flows nicely from start to finish.
The White Chick who acts like “Karen” is pure comedy.
tubi has a clean, remastered copy.
Synopsis
In 1879, the Zulu nation hands colonial British forces a resounding defeat in battle. A nearby regiment of the British Army takes over a station run by a missionary (Jack Hawkins) and his daughter (Ulla Jacobsson) as a supply depot and hospital under the command of Lieutenant John Chard (Stanley Baker) and his subordinate Gonville Bromhead (Michael Caine). Unable to abandon their wounded soldiers even in dire circumstances, the regiment defend their station against the Zulu warriors.
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Kevin Bacon returns to 'Footloose' high school after student campaign
Kevin Bacon returned to Payson High School, where he filmed his hit movie 'Footloose,' after its students launched a big campaign to get him there: 'You were all just tireless… You talked me into it.'
Last Seen Alive (2022)
Say what you will, but Gerard Butler puts out some compelling ass movies. Between the trauma and the music and the suspense, this one is no different. You don't know what the fuck is going to happen. I got much love for Russell Hornsby too, I like him as an actor. I give it an eight. It's solid, it keeps your attention, and not knowing what the fuck's going to happen keeps you tuned in.
Think of it as a 90 minute road trip where you don't know the destination
Say what you will, but Gerard Butler puts out some compelling ass movies. Between the trauma and the music and the suspense, this one is no different. You don't know what the fuck is going to happen. I got much love for Russell Hornsby too, I like him as an actor. I give it an eight. It's solid, it keeps your attention, and not knowing what the fuck's going to happen keeps you tuned in.
Think of it as a 90 minute road trip where you don't know the destination
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Christina Hendricks marries fiancé George Bianchini in New Orleans
Christina Hendrick was the blushing bride in a romantic ceremony Saturday. The Mad Men star, 48, said 'I do' to fiancé George Bianchini in the Big Easy.
Civil War just barely fends off newcomer Abigail at the box office
A24's action-thriller Civil War managed to hold off the new horror film Abigail to repeat atop the box office this weekend.
Zulu
1964
7.5/10
I watched this last night on the road.
This is a classic, period action war film.
If you are a Militant and want to see the White Man get his Ass kicked, you will definitely enjoy this film.
The African Zulu cats show no mercy on the White Boyz who underestimate how ruthless and battle cunning the Zulu’s are.
The action and pace flows nicely from start to finish.
The White Chick who acts like “Karen” is pure comedy.
tubi has a clean, remastered copy.
Synopsis
In 1879, the Zulu nation hands colonial British forces a resounding defeat in battle. A nearby regiment of the British Army takes over a station run by a missionary (Jack Hawkins) and his daughter (Ulla Jacobsson) as a supply depot and hospital under the command of Lieutenant John Chard (Stanley Baker) and his subordinate Gonville Bromhead (Michael Caine). Unable to abandon their wounded soldiers even in dire circumstances, the regiment defend their station against the Zulu warriors.
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good movie - also check out 2013's. Zulu
Abigail
Bloody Fun
PRAISE : The Writers of Abigail: Stephen Shields and Guy Busick must be huge fans of the film The Usual Suspects because the vibe of that movie definitely wraps itself around so much of this one. The story about a group of kidnappers who take a young ballerina hostage but get far far more than they bargained for is a fun blood soaked ride. I liked how the characters were set up and fleshed out as the movie moves forward. The late Angus Cloud as Dean was amusing to watch as he makes assumptions with antics some so funny I laughed out loud a few times. Then you have leader Frank (Dan Stevens), medical expert Joey (Melissa Barrera), computer whiz Sammy (Kathryn Newton), ex-military operative Rickles (William Catlett), dense-but-strong Peter (Kevin Durand).As Abigail Alisha Weir's performance comes to life in the second half as more is revealed about her character and she lets loose on the kidnappers. The cast seems to be having a good time as some familiar horror tropes play out but I thought they were really well used in certain frightening and gory scenes. I liked that they took something from legendary horror and made it their own.I enjoyed how the infused child neglect and abandonment around the edges of the movie. The music is also well placed in certain scenes. This is horror with a big sense of humor and I thought the blend really worked in a good portion of the scenes.
PROBLEMS: I thought the who will survive the carnage was to spelled out. I was definitely hoping for more originality when it came to the climax. Aside from one surprise I sat there saying we'll I mainly know how this is going to go because so much was said about a characters familial connection I knew exactly how it was going to end.
RIP ANGUS CLOUD
Scale of 1 to 10 an 8
The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare
Ministry Mission
PRAISE: There's a lot of fun to be had in this story about a top-secret combat unit, composed of a motley crew of rogues and mavericks,who go on a daring mission against the Nazis. Making Nazis who are far to chatty with their threats a memory is a thread in the film but it's the cast that definitely boost up any slow moments in the movie. Henry Cavill does a great job as team leader Gus March-Phillips there is a great running gag attached to his character and he may have a zany tongue out expression while taking out Nazis but he also has a serious side.Included in this wild bunch are Geoffrey Appleyard (Alex Pettyfer); his current protégé, Henry Hayes (Hero Fiennes Tiffin); arrow shooting strong man Anders Lassen (Alan Ritchson); and explosives expert Freddy Alvarez (Henry Golding) , Marjorie Stewart beautiful ,capable and unflinching(Eiza Gonzalez) and Frederich Heron (Babs Olusanmokun) cool,calm and collected. Sure there are a lot of humorous moments in the movie but the film definitely displays how brutal and ultra racists the Nazis were. Director Guy Ritchie pulls back on some of his usual flare and methods which was fine by me.
I'm glad he included all of the "little" problems that come with carrying out a secret mission which was definitely leaned into in the films finale. I can tell Ritchie and writers S Paul Tamasy & Eric Johnson & Arah Amel wanted to tell a more straightforward story but with some added fiction doing so honors the real Ministry called Special Operations Executive (SOE), also known as Churchill's Secret Army.
PROBLEMS: I would have liked to have seen more close calls coupled with suspense it definitely felt like the movie pulled back on the aforementioned and how things could have played out in a more sinister way for a particular character. There are a few predictable moments.
Scale of 1 to 10 a 7½
Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver
Rebels with some cause
PRAISE : Picking up where the last movie left off this second part has a bit more going for it as characters are more fleshed out due to their back stories being told. I liked that the movie attempts to be more dramatic and trying to get the audience more attached to the characters as they evolve and try to be more than just wallowing in misery and regret.I've always said Director Zack Snyder can direct the he'll out of an action sequence and he does so here on a grand scale. I praise everyone who was involved in the CGI and SFX.
PROBLEMS: It's beyond obvious where the movie was edited and I find it obnoxious that the unedited version won't be released until August. I never found myself fully engaged or involved. There's a lackluster feel to parts of the movie.
Some characters are still sidelined until needed for some purpose. I do wonder if Snyders " true vision" releases will add anything to improve this or A Child of Fire.
Scale of 1 to 10 a 6½
Bloody Fun
PRAISE : The Writers of Abigail: Stephen Shields and Guy Busick must be huge fans of the film The Usual Suspects because the vibe of that movie definitely wraps itself around so much of this one. The story about a group of kidnappers who take a young ballerina hostage but get far far more than they bargained for is a fun blood soaked ride. I liked how the characters were set up and fleshed out as the movie moves forward. The late Angus Cloud as Dean was amusing to watch as he makes assumptions with antics some so funny I laughed out loud a few times. Then you have leader Frank (Dan Stevens), medical expert Joey (Melissa Barrera), computer whiz Sammy (Kathryn Newton), ex-military operative Rickles (William Catlett), dense-but-strong Peter (Kevin Durand).As Abigail Alisha Weir's performance comes to life in the second half as more is revealed about her character and she lets loose on the kidnappers. The cast seems to be having a good time as some familiar horror tropes play out but I thought they were really well used in certain frightening and gory scenes. I liked that they took something from legendary horror and made it their own.I enjoyed how the infused child neglect and abandonment around the edges of the movie. The music is also well placed in certain scenes. This is horror with a big sense of humor and I thought the blend really worked in a good portion of the scenes.
PROBLEMS: I thought the who will survive the carnage was to spelled out. I was definitely hoping for more originality when it came to the climax. Aside from one surprise I sat there saying we'll I mainly know how this is going to go because so much was said about a characters familial connection I knew exactly how it was going to end.
RIP ANGUS CLOUD
Scale of 1 to 10 an 8
The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare
Ministry Mission
PRAISE: There's a lot of fun to be had in this story about a top-secret combat unit, composed of a motley crew of rogues and mavericks,who go on a daring mission against the Nazis. Making Nazis who are far to chatty with their threats a memory is a thread in the film but it's the cast that definitely boost up any slow moments in the movie. Henry Cavill does a great job as team leader Gus March-Phillips there is a great running gag attached to his character and he may have a zany tongue out expression while taking out Nazis but he also has a serious side.Included in this wild bunch are Geoffrey Appleyard (Alex Pettyfer); his current protégé, Henry Hayes (Hero Fiennes Tiffin); arrow shooting strong man Anders Lassen (Alan Ritchson); and explosives expert Freddy Alvarez (Henry Golding) , Marjorie Stewart beautiful ,capable and unflinching(Eiza Gonzalez) and Frederich Heron (Babs Olusanmokun) cool,calm and collected. Sure there are a lot of humorous moments in the movie but the film definitely displays how brutal and ultra racists the Nazis were. Director Guy Ritchie pulls back on some of his usual flare and methods which was fine by me.
I'm glad he included all of the "little" problems that come with carrying out a secret mission which was definitely leaned into in the films finale. I can tell Ritchie and writers S Paul Tamasy & Eric Johnson & Arah Amel wanted to tell a more straightforward story but with some added fiction doing so honors the real Ministry called Special Operations Executive (SOE), also known as Churchill's Secret Army.
PROBLEMS: I would have liked to have seen more close calls coupled with suspense it definitely felt like the movie pulled back on the aforementioned and how things could have played out in a more sinister way for a particular character. There are a few predictable moments.
Scale of 1 to 10 a 7½
Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver
Rebels with some cause
PRAISE : Picking up where the last movie left off this second part has a bit more going for it as characters are more fleshed out due to their back stories being told. I liked that the movie attempts to be more dramatic and trying to get the audience more attached to the characters as they evolve and try to be more than just wallowing in misery and regret.I've always said Director Zack Snyder can direct the he'll out of an action sequence and he does so here on a grand scale. I praise everyone who was involved in the CGI and SFX.
PROBLEMS: It's beyond obvious where the movie was edited and I find it obnoxious that the unedited version won't be released until August. I never found myself fully engaged or involved. There's a lackluster feel to parts of the movie.
Some characters are still sidelined until needed for some purpose. I do wonder if Snyders " true vision" releases will add anything to improve this or A Child of Fire.
Scale of 1 to 10 a 6½
No doubt I watched it before and the whole time you are thinking how is he going to get out of this. Is it believable it's hard to say when your back is against the wall and fighting for the one you love.Last Seen Alive (2022)
Say what you will, but Gerard Butler puts out some compelling ass movies. Between the trauma and the music and the suspense, this one is no different. You don't know what the fuck is going to happen. I got much love for Russell Hornsby too, I like him as an actor. I give it an eight. It's solid, it keeps your attention, and not knowing what the fuck's going to happen keeps you tuned in.
Think of it as a 90 minute road trip where you don't know the destination
Abigail
Bloody Fun
PRAISE : The Writers of Abigail: Stephen Shields and Guy Busick must be huge fans of the film The Usual Suspects because the vibe of that movie definitely wraps itself around so much of this one. The story about a group of kidnappers who take a young ballerina hostage but get far far more than they bargained for is a fun blood soaked ride. I liked how the characters were set up and fleshed out as the movie moves forward. The late Angus Cloud as Dean was amusing to watch as he makes assumptions with antics some so funny I laughed out loud a few times. Then you have leader Frank (Dan Stevens), medical expert Joey (Melissa Barrera), computer whiz Sammy (Kathryn Newton), ex-military operative Rickles (William Catlett), dense-but-strong Peter (Kevin Durand).As Abigail Alisha Weir's performance comes to life in the second half as more is revealed about her character and she lets loose on the kidnappers. The cast seems to be having a good time as some familiar horror tropes play out but I thought they were really well used in certain frightening and gory scenes. I liked that they took something from legendary horror and made it their own.I enjoyed how the infused child neglect and abandonment around the edges of the movie. The music is also well placed in certain scenes. This is horror with a big sense of humor and I thought the blend really worked in a good portion of the scenes.
PROBLEMS: I thought the who will survive the carnage was to spelled out. I was definitely hoping for more originality when it came to the climax. Aside from one surprise I sat there saying we'll I mainly know how this is going to go because so much was said about a characters familial connection I knew exactly how it was going to end.
RIP ANGUS CLOUD
Scale of 1 to 10 an 8
The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare
Ministry Mission
PRAISE: There's a lot of fun to be had in this story about a top-secret combat unit, composed of a motley crew of rogues and mavericks,who go on a daring mission against the Nazis. Making Nazis who are far to chatty with their threats a memory is a thread in the film but it's the cast that definitely boost up any slow moments in the movie. Henry Cavill does a great job as team leader Gus March-Phillips there is a great running gag attached to his character and he may have a zany tongue out expression while taking out Nazis but he also has a serious side.Included in this wild bunch are Geoffrey Appleyard (Alex Pettyfer); his current protégé, Henry Hayes (Hero Fiennes Tiffin); arrow shooting strong man Anders Lassen (Alan Ritchson); and explosives expert Freddy Alvarez (Henry Golding) , Marjorie Stewart beautiful ,capable and unflinching(Eiza Gonzalez) and Frederich Heron (Babs Olusanmokun) cool,calm and collected. Sure there are a lot of humorous moments in the movie but the film definitely displays how brutal and ultra racists the Nazis were. Director Guy Ritchie pulls back on some of his usual flare and methods which was fine by me.
I'm glad he included all of the "little" problems that come with carrying out a secret mission which was definitely leaned into in the films finale. I can tell Ritchie and writers S Paul Tamasy & Eric Johnson & Arah Amel wanted to tell a more straightforward story but with some added fiction doing so honors the real Ministry called Special Operations Executive (SOE), also known as Churchill's Secret Army.
PROBLEMS: I would have liked to have seen more close calls coupled with suspense it definitely felt like the movie pulled back on the aforementioned and how things could have played out in a more sinister way for a particular character. There are a few predictable moments.
Scale of 1 to 10 a 7½
Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver
Rebels with some cause
PRAISE : Picking up where the last movie left off this second part has a bit more going for it as characters are more fleshed out due to their back stories being told. I liked that the movie attempts to be more dramatic and trying to get the audience more attached to the characters as they evolve and try to be more than just wallowing in misery and regret.I've always said Director Zack Snyder can direct the he'll out of an action sequence and he does so here on a grand scale. I praise everyone who was involved in the CGI and SFX.
PROBLEMS: It's beyond obvious where the movie was edited and I find it obnoxious that the unedited version won't be released until August. I never found myself fully engaged or involved. There's a lackluster feel to parts of the movie.
Some characters are still sidelined until needed for some purpose. I do wonder if Snyders " true vision" releases will add anything to improve this or A Child of Fire.
Scale of 1 to 10 a 6½
Got a worse review tgan the first one, but a decent watch for me.
They Drive by Night
1940
7.5/10
I watched this last night on the road on my cable service app. I had recorded it from TCM.
It’s basically an old school trucker movie from the days when U.S. trucking regulations were still in their infancy. The film does a decent job showing how hard mentally/physically the profession was back then. They didn’t have sleeper trucks and had to rest in the cab. The film does a good job showing how owner operators have to constantly struggle to make a living.
Other than that, it is basically character/crime drama and somewhat falls flat with it, but it is still interesting.
Humphrey Bogart co-stars and like all his roles, does a good job. The Skipper from “Gilligan’s Island” co-stars.
Synopsis
Brothers Joe (George Raft) and Paul Fabrini (Humphrey Bogart), who are delivery-truck drivers, push themselves hard trying to run their own business. One night, a fatigued Paul falls asleep behind the wheel, demolishing the truck and losing an arm. Joe is then offered a job by a truck company owner (Alan Hale) whose wife, Lana (Ida Lupino), falls for Joe. Lana kills her husband to be with Joe, but when he refuses her advances because he loves Cassie (Ann Sheridan), Lana frames him for murder.
1940
7.5/10
I watched this last night on the road on my cable service app. I had recorded it from TCM.
It’s basically an old school trucker movie from the days when U.S. trucking regulations were still in their infancy. The film does a decent job showing how hard mentally/physically the profession was back then. They didn’t have sleeper trucks and had to rest in the cab. The film does a good job showing how owner operators have to constantly struggle to make a living.
Other than that, it is basically character/crime drama and somewhat falls flat with it, but it is still interesting.
Humphrey Bogart co-stars and like all his roles, does a good job. The Skipper from “Gilligan’s Island” co-stars.
Synopsis
Brothers Joe (George Raft) and Paul Fabrini (Humphrey Bogart), who are delivery-truck drivers, push themselves hard trying to run their own business. One night, a fatigued Paul falls asleep behind the wheel, demolishing the truck and losing an arm. Joe is then offered a job by a truck company owner (Alan Hale) whose wife, Lana (Ida Lupino), falls for Joe. Lana kills her husband to be with Joe, but when he refuses her advances because he loves Cassie (Ann Sheridan), Lana frames him for murder.
“Several” Injuries In Accident On 2nd Unit Set Of Amazon MGM’s ‘The Pickup’ Starring Eddie Murphy
Amazon MGM's 'The Pickup' set was the site of an incident injuring several crew members on Saturday April 20, Deadline has confirmed.
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Post Malone, Michael Bay & Brad Fuller’s Platinum Dunes Team With Vault Comics For New Universe From 8x Diamond-Selling Recording Artist
Post Malone, 'Quiet Place' Producers to Launch Comic Book About Rapper
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‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ Most Watched Movie Trailer of All Time With 365M Views
Marvel and Disney used the Super Bowl spot to drop the movie's first trailer and reveal its official title.
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Hmm...
Beat Streat
Goodfellas
Pulp Fiction
Casino
40 year old virgin
Commando
Troy
Terminator
Rocky 3 and 4
Porkys
Coming to America
Creed
Why did I get married
Brown Sugar
Scarface
Mad max beyond thunderdome
Kill Bill Vol 1
This Christmas
4 Christmases
Reservoir dogs
The Five heartbeats
Inglorious Basterds
A Bronx Tale
Drive
Limitless
Boomerang
Trading Places
Batman Begins
Last Holiday
Sicario
The Best Man
No Country for old men
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Jennifer Garner, Mark Ruffalo, Judy Greer reunite for '13 Going on 30' anniversary
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The 50 best Hollywood books of all time
In advance of this year's Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, we're unveiling our Ultimate Hollywood Bookshelf. Find out which novels, memoirs and more made our list.
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