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28 Years Later Film Review — Zombified Britain Is Cut Off From World in Expansive Sequel

Aaron Taylor-Johnson

28 Years Later Film Review — Zombified Britain Is Cut Off From World in Expansive Sequel

57% Left coverage: 30 sources

Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Jodie Comer star in director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland’s portrait of a plagued island See the Story

'I'm Not Doing This': Ardern Reflects on Life Captured on Film

Jacinda Ardern · New Zealand

'I'm Not Doing This': Ardern Reflects on Life Captured on Film

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Somewhere on the cutting-room floor of Prime Minister , a new documentary about Dame Jacinda Ardern’s fraught five-and-a-half years leading New Zealand...See the Story

Dean's Reviews: Elio, 28 Years Later

Columbus, Ohio · Columbus

Dean's Reviews: Elio, 28 Years Later

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Check out WGN Entertainment Reporter Dean Richards’ reviews for this weekend’s movie releases. Get Dean’s reviews and A-List interviews delivered right to your inbox. Sign up for Dean’s Downloads weekly newsletter. You’ll also get his Dean Cooks recipes too!See the Story

Fright Club: Horrific Families

The family that slays together stays together, isn’t that what they say? That was certainly a lot of the fun in Ready or Not, 5. The Hills Have Eyes (1977) Wes Craven’s original Hills – cheaply made and poorly acted – is a surprisingly memorable, and even more surprisingly alarming flick. Craven’s early career is marked by a contempt for both characters and audience, and his first two horror films ignored taboos, mistreating everyone on screen …Texas, United States · Texas Read Article

Thandiwe Newton's Daughter Nico Parker Comes Into Her Own on the Red Carpet

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

Gary Gershoff/WireImage/Getty ImagesNico Parker, the daughter of actor Thandiwe Newton and director Ol Parker, has more than come into her own on the red carpet. Over the past few days, the 20-year-old scion has been busy promoting her part in How to Train Your Dragon—her largest screen role to date—with a style all her own.On Wednesday, Parker stepped out to the Tribeca Film Festival premiere of the fantasy live-action movie in a striking black…Gerard Butler See the Story

Mommy Issues on Steroids

The Matriarch by Brooklyn Ewing Have you ever found yourself gripping the edge of your seat while watching a movie? Well, Jayden Creighton’s The Matriarch had me holding on for dear life. The film kicks off when 13 year old Missy Taylor, (Juliette Greenfield) kills her addict mother’s nasty boyfriend in self defense, and is subsequently terrorized by her very own mother all night long. This horror thriller offers up some incredible cat and mous…Read Article

‘Life of Chuck’ Review: It’s a Wonderful, Apocalyptic Life in Stephen King Land

56% Center coverage: 27 sources

“The Life of Chuck,” a slick but ickily grandiose reminder to take your dance lessons while you can, also reminds us that every generation gets its own variations on “It’s a Wonderful Life” — movie fantasies designed for affirmation and comfort, while unnerving us a little. There’s a third reminder, too: One person’s eyeroll is another’s shattering and beautiful reminder that life is beautiful, maybe harsh and sometimes lonely and full of wrong …Stephen King · Alabama See the Story

Dean's Reviews: The Phoenician Scheme, From the World of John Wick: Ballerina

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Check out WGN Entertainment Reporter Dean Richards’ reviews for this weekend’s movie releases. Get Dean’s reviews and A-List interviews delivered right to your inbox. Sign up for Dean’s Downloads weekly newsletter. You’ll also get his Dean Cooks recipes too!See the Story

I Fought the Law

The Prosecutor by Brandon Thomas Age isn’t much of a factor for action stars these days. Liam Neeson, Sylvester Stallone, Harrison Ford, and Tom Cruise (c’mon, dude is 63) are still throwing punches, shooting guns, and hanging off planes when most actors are looking for cushy dramas. However, guys like Donnie Yen take it to another level by still pumping out movies like The Prosecutor, where Yen continues to showcase his martial arts prowess. F…China · China Read Article

‘Ballerina’ review: ‘World of John Wick’ affair declines to be different

48% Left coverage: 21 sources

After nearly 11 years, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to sit through the storytelling and lore-building of the “John Wick” franchise to enjoy the highly choreographed action scenes for which the series is known. In theaters this week, “From the World of John Wick: Ballerina” — the fifth entry and the first not to be built around the titular assassin portrayed so capably by Keanu Reeves — asks nearly too much from the viewer as it tells a v…Viola Davis See the Story

Dangerous Animals Wades Into Uncharted Waters for Texas Premiere

Dangerous Animals celebrated the movie’s premiere in dangerous waters down in Texas. Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, IFC Films, and Shudder all joined forces to make a splash at Volente Beach down in Austin. Director Sean Byrne and Dangerous Animals star Hassie Harrison were on-hand to welcome everyone into the deep! Austin Chronicle writer Richard Whittaker hosted a Q+A for Dangerous Animals with the press and fans in attendance. The pictures from the…Animals · Australia See the Story

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