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Variety: Shia LaBeouf and Patrick Stewart Drop the Bomb at ‘Dr. Strangelove’ Live Read
Shia LaBeouf earned big laughs Thursday playing a demented military General whose fear of fluoride leads to armageddon in a raucous Live Read of “Dr. Strangelove.”
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Variety: Patricia Arquette & Christian Slater Are Back in ‘True Romance’ Live Read
Event coverage of Film Independent’s popular Live Read series, starring Christian Slater and Patricia Arquette reading Quentin Tarantino’s scorching script for “True Romance.”
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Variety: The 12 Most Over-Hyped Movies of All-Time
Though some are classics and some are terrible, we ranked a dozen films that took Hollywood hype to new levels.
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Variety: ‘Edward Scissorhands’ at 25: From Misfire to Classic
Though today it’s considered one of the most beloved movies of the ‘90s, Tim Burton’s gothic fantasy “Edward Scissorhands” struggled to connect with audiences when it premiered 25 years ago.
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Variety: ‘Creed’ and the 10 Best Franchise Rebirths
A look at ten popular films that breathed new life into their fading franchises.
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Variety: The 10 Most Unforgettable Bond Girls
A survey of the ten most memorable female characters in the 007 series.
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Variety: Why We Never Saw Alfred Hitchcock’s Bond, and Three More Lost 007 Movies
A look at four James Bond movies that came close to production… but never made it to the screen.
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Variety: ‘Fear the Walking Dead’ Episode 6 Recap
Sunday’s finale of “Fear the Walking Dead” pulled out all the stops with a dynamic episode that delivered powerful character moments, cinematic visuals, and a welcome dose of undead carnage. The result was the most intense installment of the zombie spin-off series.
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Variety: ‘Fear the Walking Dead’ Episode 5 Recap
Following last week’s gripping look at life in a suburban L.A. internment camp, Episode 5 of “Fear the Walking Dead” was a curiously dull affair that did little to advance the story or deepen the characters. Instead, this installment spent an unwelcome amount of time rehashing the TV torture debate, an exhausted plot device that should’ve ended with the series finale of “24” back in 2010.
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Variety: ‘Fear the Walking Dead’ Episode 4 Recap
With nary a walker in sight, Sunday’s fourth episode of “Fear the Walking Dead” was a somber yet gripping look at the effect a large-scale disaster has on a small community.
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