Silicon Docks : Check out this cool trailer for the upcoming animated Irish film Silicon Docks, which will debut on YouTube on Oct. That said, I enjoyed and agree with this Shirley Li article in The Atlantic praising Rogue One, which she calls a “minor miracle” for its focus on the little people, it’s lack of fealty to lesser Star Wars films, and its jaw-dropping ending. In Praise of Rogue One: It’s easy to develop warm feelings for the corporations that have acquired the legal rights to the characters you love, and to forget that they will mine your affections and nostalgia as ruthlessly as possible. How Good: Will Don’t Worry Darling have to be to justify all the silly attention it’s gotten? “There is nothing but respect between these two men and any suggestion otherwise is a blatant attempt to create drama that simply does not exist.” Spit Take: “This is a ridiculous story - a complete fabrication and the result of an odd online illusion that is clearly deceiving and allows for foolish speculation,” a spokesperson for Chris Pine said in response to tweets claiming Harry Styles spit on Pine at the Don’t Worry Darling premiere, accompanied by a video in which Styles clearly does not spit on anyone. May I Editorialize? It’s shameful that Aronofsky had Fraser play the part in a so-called “fat suit” instead of giving an opportunity one of the many 600-pound A-list actors in Hollywood, a community that is famously welcoming to plus-size performers. But NPR managed to track down at least two people who are offended by the film’s premise. Fraser is earning plaudits and Oscar talk in a role being packaged as a comeback for the Mummy star. The Whale: The Darren Aronofsky film starring Brendan Fraser as a 600-pound recluse received a six-minute standing ovation after its Venice Film Festival premiere.
I’m a judge at the festival and have discovered some terrific films through it, including Love Tasting, which is like Less Than Zero if it were set in contemporary Poland.
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Today: The Indie Street Film Festival kicks off today with an opening night screening of Linoleum, starring Jim Gaffigan as an aspiring astronaut and Rhea Seehorn as his wife and former TV co-host.
I immediately connected with its mission, and it changed my life,” Hernandez said. Nearly 30 years ago, looking for direction and curious, I went to the Sundance Film Festival for the first time. Statement: “Sundance’s decades of leadership, championing artistic discovery and independent expression, was a landmark catalyst in my life.
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