The End of Oak Street may star some heavy hitters, like Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor. However a great deal of the film’s heart comes directly from its younger cast. Among them, is breakout star Jordan Alexa Davis, playing the role of Jeannette Christiansen in the Amblin-esque tentpole film.
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Jane Schoenbrun’s “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma” reimagines the slasher franchise as a sexy, strange, and deeply queer fever dream about desire, dysphoria, and transformation, led by standout performances from Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson.
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Voice actor Eric Bauza opens up about Coyote vs. Acme, the long-shelved Looney Tunes courtroom comedy finally hitting theaters on August 28, and what its release means for fans who fought to save it.
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JJ Abrams and David Robert Mitchell talk mystery boxes, dinosaurs, and blending Amblin-style nostalgia with ’80s B-movie chaos in their new film, The End of Oak Street, out August 14.
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In The End of Oak Street, director David Robert Mitchell trades ’80s nostalgia signaling for genuine emotional stakes, delivering a scientifically meticulous, thrilling, and surprisingly moving dinosaur epic anchored by Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor.
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Director Rob Alicea’s thriller Serena uses AI less as a futuristic boogeyman and more as a vehicle for manipulation and our increasingly blurry relationship with reality, anchored by Andi Matichak and Steven Strait’s performances.
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Switches is a rom-com that follows the story of Dawn Butler (Chanté Adams) and Jake Butler (Sinqua Walls), a married couple who decide to switch bodies for 24 hours. Written and directed by Brandon Broussard, we had the opportunity to chat with him about his solo debut.
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Exclusive: The Good Place star Jameela Jamil has entered the PAW Patrol Universe in the upcoming PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie and gave The Nerds of Color an early exclusive look at her character in the world.
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The Schwartz has awakened! As we recount the incredible sights and sounds we experienced at Comic-Con this year, one of the biggest highlights to grace Hall H was the panel for Spaceballs: The New One! Perhaps it didn’t have Ryans Gosling or Reynolds, but it had Rick Friggin’ Moranis and an ass-whole lot of laughs!
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The fourth film in a superhero franchise isn’t supposed to make you fall more in love with the titular character, but Spider-Man: Brand New Day does.
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Watch Michael and Swara review Spider-Man: Brand New Day, the latest cinematic adventure from the web-slinger.
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Paramount’s reimagining of Street Fighter boasts a stacked cast portraying some of the game’s most popular characters. In a newly released special look, we get to see Blanka (Jason Momoa) fight against Ryu (Andrew Koji) in an electrifying brawl.
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Lana Condor stars as Max in The Devil’s Mouth, which is now streaming on Prime Video. Sophia Soto recently spoke with the actress about her character’s arc and how everything was filmed.
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Getting into Hall H during any Comic-Con is a difficult task in and of itself. Getting into Hall H on
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Sophie Thatcher and Charles Melton star in NEON’s Her Private Hell, which is now playing in theaters. Sophia Soto spoke with the actors about their individual character arcs, the value of filming in chronological order, which of their past work they would like to revisit, and more.
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In this exclusive feature, Terry Crews gives audiences a First Look at his character, Alistair Stonewall, a mining and explosives expert. With his explosive pecs, Crews shares how excited he is to be part of the PAW Patrol franchise.
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The official trailer for Children of Blood and Bone is here! In addition to dropping the trailer, Paramount has shared some exclusive behind-the-scenes looks at how this film came together.
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At first glance, Ronny A. Sosa’s Bōru appears to be another sports documentary chronicling Dominican baseball players chasing professional careers around the world. While baseball certainly serves as the film’s entry point, Sosa’s documentary is more than that.
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The Nerds of Color went behind the scenes of DreamWorks’ Forgotten Island at San Diego Comic-Con, talking Filipino mythology and friendship with directors Januel Mercado and Joel Crawford and stars H.E.R., Liza Soberano, and Dave Franco.
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Sung Kang and the cast of Drifter sat down with The Nerds of Color at San Diego Comic-Con to talk drifting, community, and what car culture means to the characters they play.
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In Ryan Dutter and John Dierre’s Meta Take One, an indie filmmaker is so consumed by finishing his film that a guerrilla shoot spirals into real violence — and he barely notices. Shot in stark 16mm black-and-white, it’s a Lynchian descent into artistic obsession.
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For the third year running, DC Studios is skipping a big Hall H presence at Comic-Con, leaning instead on a low-key Lanterns panel, a surprise Clayface crash of Jim Lee’s panel, and some choice James Gunn skepticism about whether Hall H hype is even worth it anymore.
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The movie version of Hadestown doesn’t just impress with its creative filming choices — it proves how well this show’s songs and staging can transfer to an entirely new setting without losing an ounce of power.
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