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‘Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Review — Nothing Fantastic About This Dull MCU Snoozefest

42% Left coverage: 12 sources

Fantastic Four: First Steps falls into the same old predictable formula that the MCU can't seem to break.See the Story

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New York Film Festival Sets Jim Jarmusch’s ‘Father Mother Sister Brother’ As Centerpiece Selection

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

Jim Jarmusch’s Father Mother Sister Brother will make its North American bow as the Centerpiece Selection of the 63rd New York Film Festival,Cannes Film Festival · New York See the Story

Fantasia 2025 Review: ‘Reflection in a Dead Diamond’ is a Staggering Assault to the Senses - Awards Radar

There’s no better feeling than sitting down in front of a cinema, the lights go down, the projector turns on, and you’re immediately dazzled by what’s in front of you. So blown away that you can’t take your eyes off the screen for the entire runtime, afraid you’ll miss out on the visual developments, such a staggering achievement in image-making takes. Your jaw is on the floor in pure disbelief, understanding where the filmmakers take their insp…Montreal · Montreal Read Article

TIFF Midnight Madness 2025 Includes Ben Wheatley’s Bob Odenkirk Movie ‘Normal’; Bryan Fuller’s Feature Directorial Debut ‘Dust Bunny’

80% Left coverage: 5 sources

The Toronto Film Festival has selected the lineup for this year’s Midnight Madness sidebar that includes seven world premieres. The pics, whether they’re slashers, comedies or hard-R action titles, close out each of night of the festival with 11:59 p.m. screenings at the Royal Alexandra Theatre. Of note is the world premiere of Ben Wheatley’s […]TIFF · Toronto See the Story

Oh, Hi! - Spectrum Culture

In 2020, writer-director Sophie Brooks was asked by her agent to write a screenplay that could feasibly be produced during the COVID-19 pandemic. Although slated to shoot in 2021, the production of the resulting feature, Oh, Hi!, would eventually be delayed to 2024, a period that appears to have been beneficial given the relative explosion in cultural prominence for its co-writer and star, Molly Gordon. After breaking onto the scene with a memor…Coronavirus · United States See the Story

I Watched The Fantastic Four: First Steps, and It Heralds a Much-Needed New Dawn for Marvel’s First Family on the Big Screen

55% Left coverage: 31 sources

The Fantastic Four: First Steps is one small step forward for the MCU, and one giant leap in the right direction for Marvel's iconic quartet.Stan Lee See the Story

Toronto: Cillian Murphy’s ‘Steve’ to Open Platform Competition

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Cillian Murphy-starring drama Steve, from director Tim Mielants and Netflix, will open the 2025 Platform competition at the Toronto Film Festival.Cillian Murphy · Toronto See the Story

Venice Film Festival Lineup Features Julia Roberts, George Clooney, Emma Stone and Dwayne Johnson

45% Left coverage: 58 sources

Julia Roberts, George Clooney, Emma Stone, Dwayne Johnson, Adam Sandler and Idris Elba are just some of the celebrities headlining films at this year’s Venice International Film Festival. Organizers on Tuesday unveiled the starry lineup for its 82nd edition, which kicks off a busy fall film festival season in August. Two years after launching “Poor Things” at Venice, Yorgos Lanthimos and Stone are returning with “Bugonia,” an English language re…Julia Roberts · Venice See the Story

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