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Inside the Documentary “The Conspiracists” - Manny the Movie Guy

“The Conspiracists” is a new documentary from Page75 Productions. It’s an eye-opening film that “focuses on a woman convicted for storming The Capitol on January 6th as she embarks on a road trip with director, Liz Smith and ethnographer, Noelle Cook, aiming to “awaken” them to her 5D world. As they encounter various conspiracy theorists The post Inside the Documentary “The Conspiracists” appeared first on Manny the Movie Guy.See the Story

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It’s Time To Find Out Which "F, Marry, Kill" Character You Are

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Anyone but the Swipe Right Killer, please!View Entire Post ›See the Story

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Milla Jovovich and Paul W.S. Anderson say the hard part of adapting George R.R. Martin is not evoking Game of Thrones

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Creators always feel extra pressure when adapting work by their favorite authors. That pressure only multiplies when that author’s other work led to one of the most celebrated and popular television series ever. That was the test Paul W.S. Anderson and Milla Jovovich faced with In the Lost Lands, their new dark fantasy Western movie, based on the George R.R. Martin short story of the same name. The film — the first movie adaptation of Martin’s w…See the Story

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