Interview: Denis Villeneuve on Bringing His Dreams of Frank Herbert’s Dune to Life
[Published at Slant Magazine] Denis Villeneuve has been dreaming of Dune for more than 40 years, when he first read it as...
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[Published at Slant Magazine] Denis Villeneuve has been dreaming of Dune for more than 40 years, when he first read it as...
[Published at Awards Watch] Much like the eponymous band it explores, The Velvet Underground defies documentary narrative conventions by focusing on its...
[Published at Awards Watch] Filmmaker Todd Haynes has always admired glam rock and the experimental, proto-punk scene of the 1960s...
[Published at MovieWeb] Netflix grew from a DVD rental service to a streaming giant releasing original content with 36 Academy...
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[Published at Screen Rant] Logically, there would never be another park in the Jurassic Park franchise, especially in another Jurassic World film. The characters in...
[Published at MovieWeb] Mike Flanagan’s The Haunting of Hill House and The Haunting of Bly Manor on Netflix are both horror masterpieces. Whereas the...
[Published at Awards Watch] Alex Garland’s sophomore directorial feature, Annihilation, explores the ideas of corruption, destruction, and rebirth. Throughout the film,...
[Published at Awards Watch] 1972’s Boxcar Bertha is an often overlooked, critically debated entry into Martin Scorsese’s filmography, mostly because it is...
[Published at MovieWeb] If one is going for scares, the horror genre is arguably the hardest to get right. Even...
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