ScreenLine Reporter – Page 24

The Boys Season 5 Pulls a Nicole Kidmanstyle AMC Parody

The Boys' fifth season leans into Hollywood satire, treating the industry to a wink-and-nudge in-universe ad. In Episode 6, a former Vought executive is seen working at a movie theater, setting…

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David Attenborough Turns 100 as Royal and Pop Figures Offer Birthday Tributes

David Attenborough Turns 100 as Royal and Pop Figures Offer Birthday Tributes David Attenborough reached his 100th birthday with a star-studded outpouring of well wishes. A London celebration at the Royal…

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Epstein’s Alfalfa nickname and Little Rascals quotes emerge in unsealed notes

A curious thread in the Epstein files centers on a long‑standing fascination with The Little Rascals. A federal judge recently unsealed a handwritten note believed to be Epstein’s, dated July 2019…

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Cannes 2026: A Compact, Varied Batch of Animated Features

Animation has long-standing roots at Cannes, with years of prestige and experimental runs. This year, the festival keeps things tight but diverse, spanning different styles and techniques across sections.The program glances…

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Memories of Murder Lands on Paramount Plus: A Neo-Noir Masterclass

Paramount Plus is adding a landmark of the neo-noir canon to its library: Memories of Murder, the 2003 crime drama from Bong Joon-ho. Set against a real serial killer case from…

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Tony Amatullo, Veteran Studio Producer and Goonies Location Chief, Dies at 76

Tony Amatullo, a veteran film and television production executive whose credits span The Goonies, The Color Purple and Fame, died at age 76. He passed away Sunday from acute myeloid leukemia…

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Unearthed Classics: 10 Obscure ’60s Films Worth Watching Today

Film fans often overlook a treasure trove of distinctive cinema from the 1960s. These titles cross genres and borders, boasting vivid visuals, eerie mood, and sharp social insight. Here are ten…

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Beirut on Repeat: Reconsidering Jocelyne Saab’s Beirut Trilogy

Lebanon's conflicts keep returning to the foreground, but Jocelyne Saab's Beirut trilogy returns with renewed urgency. Saab blends documentary immediacy with intimate memory to chart a city where daily life persists…

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Devil Wears Prada 2 review: a chic, surprisingly sharp sequel

Twenty years after the original, The Devil Wears Prada returns as a legacy sequel that preserves the core cast while guiding them into a more subdued, scarred world of fashion and…

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Mortal Kombat 2 Cast Guide: Who Survives, Who Dies, and How They Stack Up to the Games

Mortal Kombat II barrels onto the big screen with a larger roster and higher stakes, leaning on the familiar video game lineup while serving up fresh twists and brutal showdowns. The…