Norm Macdonald told Howard Stern he was “confused” when he made controversial comments about the #MeToo movement in an interview published in The Hollywood Reporter on Tuesday. Speaking with The Hollywood Reporter, Macdonald said he was “happy the #MeToo movement has slowed down a bit.” He also expressed concern that …
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Robert Redford plays a veteran criminal on the run from the long arm of the law in the latest trailer for The Old Man & the Gun,the legendary actor’s final film. The film builds on the true story of Forrest Tucker, a lifelong criminal who managed to escape prison in …
Read More »'Widows' Trailer: Watch Viola Davis in New Steve McQueen Thriller
Viola Davis, Michelle Rodriguez, Cynthia Erivo and Elizabeth Debicki unite to tackle their late criminal husbands’ unfinished job in the new trailer for director Steve McQueen‘s upcoming thriller Widows. The unsettling clip opens with Brian Tyree Henry (Atlanta)’s antagonist threatening Davis’ character, Veronica. “You have no idea, do you? Or …
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“Jason Statham fights a shark.” Say the phrase aloud, let the words swirl around in your mouth like a fine wine. Better yet, let’s up the ante a bit: “Jason Statham, he of The Transporter and Crank movies, fights a giant, toothy, prehistoric shark.” There is so much promise in …
Read More »Watch Stephen Colbert's Fake Action Trailer for Steven Seagal's New Role
Stephen Colbert opened The Late Show Monday with a hilarious fake trailer teasing the diplomatic jiu-jitsu Steven Seagal is sure to perform now that Russia has named him a special envoy to the United States. The trailer’s narrator cracked that Seagal would “seduce America with his knowledge of ripe melons …
Read More »'Sharp Objects' Director Jean-Marc Vallée on Amy Adams, Led Zeppelin and Episode 5's Big Reveal
HBO’s Sharp Objects, which just aired its fifth episode, is a classic kind of star vehicle for Amy Adams. She’s in nearly every scene (and other people tend to talk about her even when she’s not). Her character, reporter Camille Preaker, is perpetually drunk, a cutter who has carved a …
Read More »'Castle Rock' Recap: There Will Be Blood
Mass shootings, police brutality, the prison industrial complex, a telepath or two — OK, so Castle Rock isn’t strictly a case of art imitating life. But its very good fourth episode — “The Box” — contains enough real-world ugliness to make the supernatural stuff almost superfluous. (Almost.) It’s the clearest …
Read More »'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3' Producers Boot Director James Gunn
UPDATE: James Gunn issued a statement following his firing from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 Friday where the director accepted responsibility for his actions. “My words of nearly a decade ago were, at the time, totally failed and unfortunate efforts to be provocative,” Gunn said. “I have regretted them …
Read More »Five Reasons Why 2018 Has Been the Year of the TV Sophomore Slump
2018 has been the year of the sophomore slump. The Handmaid’s Tale, Luke Cage, Westworld, Legion, 13 Reasons Why, Jessica Jones and Sneaky Pete were among the second-year shows to disappoint, frustrate and/or inspire reevaluations of their acclaimed debut seasons. But ironically, it’s also been the year of the sophomore …
Read More »'Mission: Impossible – Fallout' Review: Tom Cruise Runs, Jumps, Flies – and Delivers
If impossibly fabulous stunts are all that you want out a summer movie, Mission: Impossible – Fallout would be a dream come true for action junkies. Hell, it still is, despite a convoluted plot that makes this mission virtually impossible to follow. At 56, and so not looking it, Tom …
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