ScreenLine Reporter – Page 56

How X-Men’s Low-Budget Opening Credits Echoed Fight Club

Trivia buffs love a good cross-reference. Fight Club and the 2000 X-Men film share a sly visual thread, both rolling out under Fox’s banner (now 20th Century Studios) with similarly styled…

Cinema

Why Battlestar Galactica Embraced Religion While Star Trek Stayed Skeptical

Ronald D. Moore’s move from Star Trek to Battlestar Galactica allowed him to push ideas Trek rarely let him explore. He wanted to tell a story where belief persists as a…

Cinema

Maul: Shadow Lord Review — Disney+’s Noir-Driven Star Wars Crime Tale Shines

Nearly a year after Andor's finale, Star Wars dives back into gritty, street‑level storytelling with a new animated series that foregrounds mood and psychology over big space battles. Maul: Shadow Lord…

Cinema

D Is for Distance reimagined: memory, road, and the politics of perception

D Is for Distance reimagined: memory, road, and the politics of perception\nMarina Ashioti traces how Louis Petit’s epilepsy becomes a lens for a broader meditation on memory, care, and the fragility…

News

The Rolling Stones’ 10 Most Perfect Tracks, Reimagined

The Rolling Stones have endured for more than six decades, shaping rock’s sound and swagger along the way. This list weighs craft, arrangement, influence, and how each track helped steer the…

Global

Dhurandhar: The Revenge Hits $174 Million Worldwide, First Indian Film to Break $25 Million in North America

Indian studio powerhouse pairing Jio Studios and B62 Studios has watched Dhurandhar: The Revenge surpass the 174 million dollar mark worldwide in its third weekend, a milestone for Indian cinema on…

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Lisa Kudrow Says Today’s Multi-Cams Are Missing the Sharp Edge of Classic Jokes

Lisa Kudrow is back promoting The Comeback, but she’s not chasing the current wave of multi‑camera sitcoms for inspiration. She argues many of today’s setups feel safer, avoiding punchlines that surprise…

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Dan Levy Thought About a Schitt’s Creek Sequel Before Catherine O’Hara’s Death, But Won’t Do It Now

Dan Levy has revealed that he toyed with the idea of a follow‑up to Schitt’s Creek before Catherine O’Hara’s passing, but he’s not pursuing it now. In an interview tied to…

Cinema

Judge Tosses Blake Lively’s Harassment Claims Against Baldoni; Retaliation Allegations Head to Trial

A federal judge in Manhattan has rejected Blake Lively’s sexual harassment claims against It Ends with Us director Justin Baldoni, while allowing her retaliation allegations to advance to a jury trial…

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Fuze review: a glossy London caper that fizzles

David Mackenzie's new London thriller Fuze aims for a punchy bank‑job caper, but it lands with a tepid thud rather than a bang. The film runs 96 minutes and arrives in…