Charlize Theron is completely unrecognizable as Megyn Kelly in Bombshell
'We were all cracking up because only one eye would blink, and it looked like I had a glass eye'
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Movies Chris Knight: Maleficent: Mistress of Evil has many winged characters, but still fails to take ...
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Movies Zombieland: Double Tap is bloody good fun carried by a strong cast
Chris Knight: Double Tap hits the sequel sweet spot of 'more of the same, but not exactly the same' -
Movies Jonah Hill no longer in talks for role in 'The Batman'
Jonah Hill has opted not to take on Batman in director Matt Reeves’ new Caped Crusader blockbuster. -
Local Entertainment Upcoming film set to shoot in Mayerthorpe
An upcoming drama film is set to be shot in Mayerthorpe and surrounding areas in spring of 2020.Filmmaker Tim McKort will be holding a meet and greet in late October ... -
Movies ScarJo hopes 'Black Widow' movie will give fans closure
Scarlett Johansson believes fans with be satisfied with her upcoming Black Widow spinoff movie.In Avengers: Endgame, fans assumed the actress was bowing out of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), as ... -
Movies Zoe Kravitz gets her claws on the new Catwoman, opposite Robert Pattinson's Batman
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Movies Actor Robert Forster dead
Oscar nominated actor Robert Forster has died aged 78.The star’s publicist told The Hollywood Reporter he passed away in Los Angeles, California on Friday, after losing his battle with brain ...
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Movies How 'Gemini Man' director Ang Lee wants to change cinema
Ang Lee has built his career defying conventions — and with Gemini Man, his 14th film in nearly three decades as a director — he’s hoping to do it again ... -
Movies Lucky Day is coarse, crude, rude, vulgar and a very big no
Chris Knight: The film’s writer and director is Roger Avary, whose footnote to fame is that he shared a writing credit with Quentin Tarantino on Pulp Fiction -
Movies Kevin Smith's Jay and Silent Bob Reboot wasn't shown to critics and that's really too ...
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Movies Cinesite Vancouver animates MGM's The Addams Family
Cinesite Vancouver offices' head of lighting Laura Brousseau, production designer Patricia Atchison and CG supervisor Nate Barnard all worked on The Addams Family. -
Local News Windsor International Film Festival prepares for 15th anniversary edition
WIFF 2019 is coming soon! From Nov. 1 to 10, movie-goers can enjoy 165 great feature films and documentaries from around the world in downtown Windsor. It's the 15th anniversary ... -
Town Talk: A Night To Dream gala benefits expanding Ronald McDonald House
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Local Entertainment Watch a movie or buy a book: ways to support libraries this month
Also on the Friends’ fundraising agenda in October is the much-anticipated fall book sale from October 18 to 20. -
Movies 'Gemini Man' review: Two Wills don't make it right
RATING: **1/2 (out of FOUR)Director: Ang LeeCast: Will Smith, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Clive Owen and Benedict WongScreenplay: David Benioff, Billy Ray and Darren LemkeRunning time: 117 minutesStop us if you’ve ...
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Movies Periscope down! More great submarine movies
Last week, our column focused on films about submarines. Today, we continue our look at submarine movies, as there are quite a number of them! Crimson Tide, 1995, stars Gene ... -
Movies Diving deep to find some film treasures
Last week, our column focused on films about disasters at sea involving cruise ships. This week, submarine films. -
Movies Cruise ship disasters fodder for films
Cruising has grown more and more popular in recent years, with a corresponding rise in accidents and problems with cruise ships. -
Movies Excellent films produced in the '30s
The 1930s are well known for some great films that inspired re-makes and sequels in later decades. An example of this is entitled Werewolf of London, 1935, with Henry Hull. -
Movies The 'Roaring '20s' make for some great movies
We spent three weeks looking at movies about World War I; now we need to look at the 1920s and the movies of that time. -
Movies Glenn Ford another of the great workhorses of film
Glenn Ford is not always considered a top star in motion pictures, but in fact, Ford was a huge star, appearing in more than three television series and 100 movies. -
Movies Broad range of films concerning World War One
Our next column on film and World War I covers more of the broad range of that war’s films. World War I saw the first major use of air warfare. -
Movies Tribute paid the fantastically-talented Christopher Plummer
One of the finest actors in the history of entertainment is a Canadian, Christopher Plummer, star of stage, radio, television, and movies. -
Movies Mounties in the movies
We have looked at the blue and the grey of the Civil War, the blue-shirted Cavalry of the American West, and the red-jacketed infantry of the British Empire. -
Movies Wealth of films examine Anglo-Indian experience
Our last column focused on the British in India, particularly on films made earlier in the 20th Century showing the resentment amongst Indians to British colonial rule.
