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 Cronenberg: Film is deadFilm is dead, long live digital. That's the message from veteran Canadian filmmaker David Cronenberg, who just shot his drama Cosmopolis with digital cameras and not on traditional film stock.
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 'Avengers' sinks 'Battleship' at box officeSuperhero movie “The Avengers” topped U.S. and Canadian box office charts for a third straight weekend with $55.1 million, sending action movie “Battleship” into second place and toppling comedy “The Dictator,” according to studio estimates on Sunday.
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 Jobs movie not straight bio: SorkinScreenwriter Aaron Sorkin hasn’t yet figured out how to put the life of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs on the silver screen, but he is certain it’s not going to be a straightforward biography.
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 Stahl's wife 'extremely concerned'The wife of Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines star star Nick Stahl has gone public with her concerns about the missing actor.
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 'Battleship' losing critics' game“Battleship” is getting shelled by critics, who are calling the $220 million board game adaptation a loud and joyless exercise in blockbuster filmmaking.
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 'Avengers' 6th biggest movie everRecord-shattering blockbuster The Avengers has become the sixth biggest film of all-time in less than a month.
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 Mismatched couplesMismatched couples
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 Pink the new green in movie adsSay you've got a new comedy waiting in the wings that you'd love to have attract the same crowd that made Bridesmaids a $288 million worldwide smash.
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 Stahl will be back, friends sayTerminator 3: Rise of the Machine star Nick Stahl has made a habit of disappearing for weeks at a time, according to friends of the actor.
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 'Rust and Bone' actors dig deepYou can't hide the truth. The vivacious French superstar Marion Cotillard, who won an Oscar playing Edith Piaf in La Vie en Rose, shed her glamour, but not her sensuality, to headline a new French drama called Rust and Bone.
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 Second Travolta accuser drops lawsuitThe second masseur who accused John Travolta of sexual battery dropped his lawsuit against the Hollywood star on Thursday and hired celebrity attorney Gloria Allred, who said she may file a new complaint in a different court.
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 'Bernie' director gushes over BlackWriter/director Richard Linklater can't say enough good things about Jack Black, the star of his new movie, Bernie.
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 The most twisted romances everLady Gaga isn't the only person intimately familiar with bad romance. Millions of readers have been caught in the steamy embrace of the Fifty Shades books, dubbed "mommy porn" for the largely married, female audience hooked on the books' kinky sex scenes. Apparently dog collars aren't just for walking the Golden retriever.
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 Decker doubles up at box officeModel-turned-actress Brooklyn Decker will be doing battle with herself at the U.S. box office this coming weekend - her latest films are released on the same day.
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 Cannes lacks women directorsThe absence of female directors from the 22-strong competition in Cannes this year is a “great pity”, but reflects a global problem rather than sexism specific to the world’s biggest film festival, jury member Andrea Arnold said on Wednesday.
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 Cannes Festival 2012: Day 1Funnyman Bill Murray, who plays a serious role in Wes Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom, says he always finds himself waiting by his phone for the quirky American director to call.
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 Murray gets serious in 'Moonrise'Funnyman Bill Murray, who plays a serious role in Wes Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom, says he always finds himself waiting by his phone for the quirky American director to call.
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 Juror defends Cannes' all-male line-upCall it a tempest with no teapot to rage in ... yet! Cannes Film Festival jury member Andrea Arnold refused Wednesday to condemn Cannes for programming 22 films made by men in the official competition.
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 'Dictator' causes mayhem at CannesSacha Baron Cohen, in full General Aladeen character, caused the first stir of the Cannes Film Festival when he darted into traffic on the back of a camel.
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 Travolta accuser hires Gloria AllredThe masseur whose $2 million sexual battery lawsuit against Hollywood actor John Travolta was dismissed earlier this week hired celebrity attorney Gloria Allred on Wednesday and could file a new claim.
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 'Terminator 3' star reported missingActor Nick Stahl has been reported missing by his wife.
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 How 'Star Wars' can be savedI don't hate George Lucas. Really, I don't.
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 Extended 'Spider-Man' trailer releasedSony is making sure everyone remembers that other comic book movie coming out this summer – The Amazing Spider-Man.
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 Cannes gears up for big film starsFor the next two weeks at least, Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson shed their vampire chic and focus on adult-themed films.
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 'Avengers' sets 2nd-week record“The Avengers,” the smash hit movie about Marvel superheroes who team up to save the Earth, crushed competitors for a second weekend with a record $103.2 million in U.S. and Canadian ticket sales and was poised to top $1 billion worldwide, studio estimates showed on Sunday.
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