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 'Hidden Figures' review: NASA history comes to life in crowd-pleaser
[Video]Hidden Figures - the story of three African-American women whose work shaped NASA's Mercury program - introduces us to three of the best minds of an era, confined to academic "menial work."
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 Director J.A. Bayona: Jurassic World 2 like taking care of Spielberg's babyGripping, scary and thrilling to look at: that's what you can expect in the upcoming Jurassic World sequel directed by Spanish filmmaker J.A. Bayona.
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 'Rogue One: A Star Wars Story' ends 2016 as second highest grossing film of yearStar Wars spin-off Rogue One: A Star Wars Story rang in 2017 as America's top film for a third consecutive week.
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 Toronto International Film Festival co-founder Bill Marshall dead at 77Bill Marshall, a co-founder of the Toronto International Film Festival, has died.
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 The best movies of 2016: Arrival, Manchester by the Sea, Moonlight and moreYeah, yeah, best of times, worst of times. But like most years onscreen, 2016 was mainly the "meh" of times.
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 Best and worst trailers of 2016IN A WORLD... where movie-trailer production houses make terrible films look good and good films look better... ONE MAN dared to look back on them and pass judgment.
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 'Passengers' director Morten Tyldum navigates Hollywood voyage with help from JLaw, Pratt
[Video]With the 2011 film Headhunters, North Americans found out what Norwegian audiences already knew -- Morten Tyldum is a filmmaker to watch.
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 La La Land' review: Emma Stone, Ryan Gosling light up screen in movie musical
[Video]Musically trained and passionate, Damien Chazelle has gone from the dark to the light in two films with a jazz theme - Whiplash and La La Land.
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 'Passengers' review: Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt get lost in sci-fi sludge
[Video]Great screen chemistry between Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence comes to nothing in Passengers, a sci-fi romance with all the right stuff -- except good storytelling.
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 'Rogue One: A Star Wars Story' originally had a different endingWe come not to bury Disney's decision to kill nearly all the Rogue One characters we care about, but rather to praise it.
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 Stone and Gosling find new groove in 'La La Land'A few years back when I interviewed Emma Stone, the last thing she ever expected to do was sing -- onstage or onscreen.
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 Martin Scorsese talks 'Silence', working with De Niro again, what's next with Leo and why his Sinatra biopic is DOA
[Video]As he moves into the twilight of his life, and the final chapters of his directing career, 74-year-old Martin Scorsese is busier than ever with a clutch of major film projects in hand and in the planning stages.
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 'Rogue One: A Star Wars Story' director Gareth Edwards says Darth Vader will stay true to original films
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Rogue One director Gareth Edwards is promising Star Wars fans one thing: Darth Vader won't disappoint.
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 Jason Bateman gets snarky in 'Bad Words'Figuring out how to market a movie about a horrible man, an adorable kid, a clueless journalist and a spelling bee sounds about as easy as using "pococurante" in a sentence.
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 'Nymphomaniac: Vol. I' worth seeing, but 'Vol. II' a disasterDanish madman Lars von Trier is one of the world's most controversial, daring, bombastic, self-indulgent, narcissistic and therefore interesting directors.
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 Enemy, Mortal Instruments dominate award showTwo films -- Enemy and The Mortal Instruments: City Of Bones -- dominated the second annual Canadian Screen Awards, held in Toronto Sunday night.
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 '300' rises above 'Mr. Peabody' to capture weekend box officeThe action film "300: Rise of an Empire" battled its way to $45 million in ticket sales to win the weekend box office race, slashing its way past the animated film "Mr. Peabody & Sherman."
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 The best (non-Marvel or DC) comic book filmsNo superheroes please. I was tasked with naming the best comic book films that did not originate in costumed crusader sagas from either Marvel or DC Comics.
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 'Sharknado 2: The Second One' premiere date setSharknado is making its long (not really) awaited comeback.
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 '300: Rise of an Empire' a long time comingLike its predecessor 300 became in 2006, much to the shock and awe of its director Zack Snyder, the new 300: Rise of an Empire is a mainstream genre picture.
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 James McAvoy injures himself on 'X-Men: Days of Future Past' setJames McAvoy has vowed to quit shooting daredevil scenes and employ a stunt double after repeatedly injuring himself on set.
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 Denis Villeneuve, Jake Gyllenhaal team up again for 'Enemy'If you were surprised by the intense performances director Denis Villeneuve got from Jake Gyllenhaal and Hugh Jackman in the 2013 child kidnap drama Prisoners, just wait -- here comes Enemy.
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 Martin Short to host the 2014 Canadian Screen Awards on CBCMartin Short's host stint last year at the first-ever Canadian Screen Awards had the benefit of perfect timing.
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 Justin Bieber storms out of assault case deposition: reportJustin Bieber reportedly stormed out of a deposition relating to a photographer assault suit after a lawyer quizzed him about his on/off girlfriend Selena Gomez.
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 '300: Rise of an Empire' review: Fans will be excitedThe rabid cult of fans who love 300 is going to be satisfied, probably even excited, about 300: Rise of an Empire. The movie is colourful, highly stylized, incredibly violent and tons of intense fun.
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