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Inde Navarrette is now reportedly turning down mid-seven-figure offers on a regular basis. She passed on a role that would have paid her $2.5 million for a horror project directed by Matthias Hoene.
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Inde Navarrette is now reportedly turning down mid-seven-figure offers on a regular basis. She passed on a role that would have paid her $2.5 million for a horror project directed by Matthias Hoene.

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u/IndividualPleasant23 — 12 hours ago
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Film Viewing Permission Slip

First day of ninth grade and my son brings home a film viewing permission slip with some bangers on it!

u/silverandbleak — 8 hours ago

David Krumholtz Clarifies Career Status After Announcing “Indefinite Break”: “Need Time To Figure That Out, Let It Heal”

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u/j-helo85 — 10 hours ago

Iman Vellani (a great Letterboxd follow) with an effusive ★★★★★ review of The Last Waltz (1978)

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u/lit_geek — 6 hours ago

The Trojan Horse at Universal Citywalk is being taken down

If anyone wanted to catch a glimpse, this is likely the last day you’ll be able to.

u/Flaparoo — 11 hours ago
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Steve Buscemi, Tramell Tillman, Katy O’Brian, Nicholas Braun, [Griffin Newman] Among Cast of ‘Murderbot’ Season 2

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u/sulfater — 14 hours ago

This was So Touching

I challenge anyone to watch Mean Streets ->Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore and tell me that Martin Scorcese’s filmography “isn’t interesting” or that there’s “not much to discuss” (especially when you consider these are only his first two real movies and there’s at least 50 years of filmmaking that followed).

Really excited for Sunday’s episode.

u/BloodSimpleSyrup — 15 hours ago

Actor Vic Tayback, who played Mel in the film ‘Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore’, would later go on to portray the same character in the TV sitcom adaptation ‘Alice’.

Have any other actors played the same role in both a film and its subsequent TV adaptation? (Not counting movie continuations of TV shows—i.e., Sex and the City, Downton Abbey, etc.)

u/FishSavedPittsburgh — 13 hours ago
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After Hours Criterion 4k Amazon sale ~$22

Hey all, hate to support Amazon unnecessarily but I just saw that the After Hours Criterion 4k has a coupon (might be regional, I’m not sure) that brings the price down around $22. For a Criterion 4k my understanding is that’s about as low as it gets, as $25 is usually the cheapest I’ve seen them go. Anyway, for any who are interested, I just thought I’d share

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u/slowHorse21 — 11 hours ago

Residents Evil Extinction (2007), Afterlife (2010), and Retribution (2012) coming to US Netflix September 1, just in time for those commentaries

The Final Chapter (2016) and the reboot Welcome to Raccoon City (2021) still on Hulu.

Of other current Blank Check subject note, Netflix is also adding SCTV in September, potentially setting the groundwork to finally release the SCTV reunion Scorsese made 8 years ago?

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u/PartyBluejay — 10 hours ago

Amazon apparently put that new Jason Statham movie 'Mutiny' up on prime 2 days before it's supposed to release theatrically.

this is a first right? every promo for the movie says it releases on the 21st "exclusively on theaters"

first saw this on Reddit earlier and was wondering if it'd get picked up or just taken down immediately

apparently it lacks a logo that's usually there when they do VOD releases but it's just... there

welp

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u/asharkmadeofsalsa — 16 hours ago

The Scorsese American Express advert has to get its own Special Features.

I can honestly say its my favorite advert of all time 😂 and I think it would be a great 30 minute discussion on the pods patreon he's a great director and a very charming actor when he wants to be. I can't be the only psycho who wants this 😂😂

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u/Financial-Mine7519 — 17 hours ago

California AG Rob Bonta Says David Ellison Is “Desperate” and “Grasping at Straws” - In a direct interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Bonta laid out his strategy and took aim at the Paramount chief and emerging legal rival. “He cannot flee accountability."

hollywoodreporter.com
u/rageofthegods — 13 hours ago