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I Didn't Like Ari Aster's Black Comedy Starring Pedro Pascal and Joaquin Phoenix — but Not for the Reasons Most People Are Hating It

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Here's why I didn't like Ari Aster's black comedy "Eddington," and why I'd wait until it hits HBO Max to see it.See the Story

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‘Smurfs’ movie review: A blue blunder of repetition | ABS-CBN Entertainment

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The Smurfs return to the big screen — but does the magic still hold? 💙 With Rihanna as Smurfette and a golden buzzer-level soundtrack tease, the latest SmurfsJimmy Kimmel See the Story

Movie Review: 28 Years Later

28 Years Later is a long-awaited sequel to the movie 28 Days Later which was highly acclaimed when it came out a few decades ago. Screenshot: Sony pictures Entertainment/YouTube.com. 28 Years Later is a long-awaited sequel to the movie 28 Days Later which was highly acclaimed when it came out a few decades ago. Both have been directed by Danny Boyle who won the Academy Award for Slumdog Millionaire. Incidentally, he once claimed that, had he not…Danny Boyle See the Story

The Willem Dafoe of Dinosaurs: How "Jurassic World: Rebirth" VFX Supervisor Charmaine Chan Created the Distortus Rex

Charmaine Chan began working at Industrial Light & Magic 18 years ago—it was her first gig out of college, starting off as an assistant technical director and contributing to Michael Bay’s Transformers. Chan stayed on at ILM and continued to work on some of the biggest franchises there are, becoming a digital compositor on Star Wars, Mission: Impossible, and films within the Marvel Cinematic Universe. As her talent sustained her and her capaciti…San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

The Naked Gun Director: Liam Neeson Has the 'Particular Set of Skills' to Replace Leslie Nielsen

This article appears in the new issue of DEN OF GEEK magazine. You can read all of our magazine stories here. Even in these divisive times, we can all at least agree on one thing: Leslie Nielsen can’t be replaced. Amid his prolific 60-year acting career, which featured hundreds of roles in film and television, the cloudy-haired Canadian American performer became an unlikely comedy legend thanks to his straight man work in slapstick features suc…Liam Neeson · Santa Monica See the Story

Decoding Deceptive Design With "Presumed Innocent" Production Designer John Paino & Set Decorator Amy Wells

In part one of our conversation about David E. Kelley’s rigorously intense and captivating courtroom drama, Presumed Innocent, production designer John Paino and set decorator Amy Wells talked about the elaborate courtroom set and what it was like to shoot the Chicago-set series entirely in Southern California. Thanks to Jake Gyllenhaal’s nuanced, Emmy-nominated performance, Rusty’s culpability on the grisly murder of his fellow prosecutor and l…Los Angeles, California · Los Angeles Read Article

From Chaos to Culture: How "The Bear" Effect is Having a Real Impact on Chicago's Restaurant Scene

FX’s The Bear has only grown hotter each season, and not just in the kitchen. Since its debut in 2022, the series has captivated audiences with its emotionally raw portrayal of life inside a restaurant. In season one, we followed Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White), a young fine-dining chef who returns to Chicago to run his late brother’s struggling sandwich shop. With clashing personalities and mounting debt, the audience is thrown in…Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

“Jurassic World: Rebirth” Production Designer James Clyne on Creating Killer Labs and Animalistic Architecture

Production designer James Clyne recreates and modernizes the dinosaur playground gone wrong that first blew our minds in Steven Spielberg‘s 1993 classic Jurassic Park. Back then, that playground—or theme park, to be more accurate—was the brainchild of John Hammond (Richard Attenborough), and like all children, it had a mind and personality of its own, determined to become something other than its parents’ fervent wish. In Jurassic World: Rebirth…Steven Spielberg Read Article

How "Presumed Innocent" Production Designer John Paino & Set Decorator Amy Wells Brought Chicago to Los Angeles

Shot mostly in Pasadena and around Los Angeles, Presumed Innocent, showrunner David E. Kelley’s twisty and riveting courtroom psychological thriller, was able to do so largely thanks to the $12 million in California tax incentives allocated to the prestige drama from Apple TV+. “The crew we have here is the best I’ve worked with all over the world. They’re an incredible bunch of people; you’re only as good as the people you surround yourself wit…Los Angeles, California · Los Angeles Read Article

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I Didn't Like Ari Aster's Black Comedy Starring Pedro Pascal and Joaquin Phoenix — but Not for the Reasons Most People Are Hating It

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I Didn't Like Ari Aster's Black Comedy Starring Pedro Pascal and Joaquin Phoenix — but Not for the Reasons Most People Are Hating It

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Decoding Deceptive Design With "Presumed Innocent" Production Designer John Paino & Set Decorator Amy Wells

From Chaos to Culture: How "The Bear" Effect is Having a Real Impact on Chicago's Restaurant Scene

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‘Smurfs’ movie review: A blue blunder of repetition | ABS-CBN Entertainment

Movie Review: 28 Years Later

The Willem Dafoe of Dinosaurs: How "Jurassic World: Rebirth" VFX Supervisor Charmaine Chan Created the Distortus Rex

The Naked Gun Director: Liam Neeson Has the 'Particular Set of Skills' to Replace Leslie Nielsen

Decoding Deceptive Design With "Presumed Innocent" Production Designer John Paino & Set Decorator Amy Wells

From Chaos to Culture: How "The Bear" Effect is Having a Real Impact on Chicago's Restaurant Scene

“Jurassic World: Rebirth” Production Designer James Clyne on Creating Killer Labs and Animalistic Architecture

How "Presumed Innocent" Production Designer John Paino & Set Decorator Amy Wells Brought Chicago to Los Angeles