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The Chris Hemsworth movie You Missed became a Netflix Hit

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It is easy to predict which movies will seem unsuccessful on Netflix. While on the television side of the show, the beautiful new or return beats always become the top broadcast show, the Calculus does not always add the same way to the movie library. For example, this week one of Netflix’s top films was 2018’s 12 Strong, a Chris Hemsworth-based war film set in Afghanistan after 9/11. When the movie was released, it received an average review from critics and an unspecified $ 70 million box office, about half of Hemsworth’s latest film, Thor: Love and Thunder, was releasedRead News

A Milesburg documentary created by an art and architecture team is set to premiere

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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — “Memories of Milesburg,” a historical documentary made by Stephanie Swindle Thomas, director of social media and visual assets for the College of Arts and Architecture, and her multimedia communications internship, in partnership with the Milesburg Museum and Historical Society (MMHS), will premiere premieres at 7pm. July 23 at Milesburg Community Center. This event is free and open to the public. The concession will be available for sale as well as the opportunity to order a DVD copy of the film. “This project is a showcase of love and pride for our historic city and the peopleRead News

Pictures of Samaritans for Sylvester Stallone’s Super Hero Movie Released by Prime Minister

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Why is Rocky not in Creed 3? Speaking to IGN’s Jim Vejvoda while promoting Tom Clancy’s Without Regrets, Jordan revealed that one of the main reasons Stallone will not return is that this is a Creed company, and they “really want to build this story and this world around [Adonis]] continues. & quot; Will Rocky be found in Creed 3? Stallone insists he will not return for Creed 3 Sylvester Stallone initially said he would not return to play Rocky in Creed 3 shortly after Creed 2 came out in 2018, and to his credit, his music hasn’t changed overRead News

Is Where Crawdads Sing is on Netflix? (where to stream)

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Where the Crawdads Sing — Courtesy of Sony Based on the popular 2018 novel by Delia Owens, Where the Crawdads Sing is a new film starring Daisy Edgar-Jones, Taylor John Smith, Harris Dickinson, Michael Hyatt, Sterling Macer, Jr. and David Strathairn. The movie releases this weekend. The story follows a young girl named Kya (Edgar-Jones) growing up in North Carolina between 1952 and 1969. Kya lives a very isolated life and seeks refuge in the local swamp, studying the ecosystem and its creatures. Told through alternating timelines, part of the story is a coming-of-age story, while the other is a murderRead News

The 10 Best Netflix Original Movies of 2022 (So Far) According to IMDb.

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The upcoming release of The Gray Man has Netflix subscribers everywhere excited. Over the past few years, streaming giant Netflix has worked diligently to bolster its own original content to compete with that of television networks and big movie studios. As such, the streamer releases dozens of movies from around the world each year. 2022 was a major year for Netflix, which released many films in the first half of the year alone. While not every original Netflix movie was a critical success, certain entries in the streamer’s catalog proved to be on top of the rest, especially according toRead News

Netflix UK Acquires Rights to ‘Rogue Agent’ starring Gemma Arterton

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The British film will be released exclusively on Netflix UK in July 2022. Netflix has acquired the international rights to the crime drama Rogue Agent (also known as Freegard) in the UK. In particular, the film is not coming to Netflix in the United States. Starring Gemma Arterton and James Norton, the film will hit Netflix UK in late July 2022. Directed by Declan Lawn and Adam Patterson, the film is based on the true story of British swindler Robert Hendy-Freegard, who disguised himself as an MI5 agent while working as a bartender and car salesman. Gemma Arterton leads theRead News

The 7 best movies to watch before leaving Netflix in July 2022

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Summer is in full swing, which means there’s a new crop of blockbusters to catch in theaters. But if you’d rather stay home to avoid the heat (and crowds), it’s never a bad idea to switch to Netflix and catch up on some of the old movies you may have missed. After all, there are plenty of them that are about to leave the streaming service. From an incredibly underrated horror sequel, to a couple of Tom Hanks classics, to one of the most beloved Christmas movies of all time, here are seven major movies to watch before they leaveRead News

Best movies and TV shows to watch in Hulu / Prime Video 9-10 July 2022

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As the summer progresses, both Hulu and Prime Video have added many titles to their respective streaming libraries to amaze audiences who are hitting the heat. From Hulu debuts a new, powerful original movie that subverts expectations on period pieces to many fan-favorite movies, both digital platforms are impressively stacked. And CBR is here to help viewers browse through the extensive libraries to find the perfect movie to watch during their endurance. Here are all the best and greatest shows and movies to stream on Prime Video in Hulu this weekend, with lots of new and old classics to sitRead News

Netflix’s The Sea Beast, Everything Everywhere and 15 other new movies to watch this weekend

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This week has a ton of new movies available for you to watch at home, including half a dozen Netflix originals, new Shudder and Mubi movies, and a bunch of movies either available new on VOD or at a discounted price. Netflix’s offerings include the animated comedy adventure The Sea Beast, co-directed by Big Hero 6 and Moana. There’s also the highly acclaimed Everything Everywhere All Once at a reduced rental price, a Thai rom-com slacker comedy, and a new documentary about legendary Australian musician (and screenwriter!) Nick Cave by director Andrew Dominik (Killing Them Softly). Here are the newRead News

‘Tron’ Captures Lives Within First Video Games and Games

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Released this month 40 years ago, Tron is another influential film of a major year in popular culture. While it may not have enjoyed success in its first outing of 1982’s smash hit, ET: The Extra Terrestrial, it was a significant attempt by Disney to capture the excitement of the first generation of video games. These were caught by gamers in the arcade and watching Tron today is like entering a time capsule. It also anticipated Disney’s future success in combining computer graphics with traditional animation. Released at a time when a live Disney movie looked like Herbie Goes BananasRead News

The Charleston-based actor, director and writer has received a SC Arts Commission grant

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Michael Smallwood, director, core member of PURE Theater and contributing arts editor to City Paper, received the 2023 South Carolina Arts Commission Fellowship for Playwriting/Screenplay. The $10,000 scholarship is awarded each fiscal year in various artistic disciplines to creatives with artistic merit who have made a career in their art form and are dedicated to their craft. “It’s really exciting,” Smallwood said of receiving the scholarship. “I love making movies, and writing is one of my favorite things in the world. I like storytelling, so I’m really excited to use that to tell more stories.” Smallwood certainly has a longRead News

Academy launches Jonas Gwangwa Music Initiative for Black British Composers

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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced the launch of the Jonas Gwangwa Music Composition Initiative, a program to help black British musicians interested in developing a career in film composition. The program starts in October and is in collaboration with Mercury Studios. To celebrate the late South African musician, composer and Oscar nominee Jonas Gwangwa (“Cry Freedom”), the program will provide real-world experience, one-on-one mentorship and networking opportunities. Part of the academy’s ongoing Aperture 2025 global outreach efforts and commitment, aims to promote broader representation in film music composition, with an emphasis on black British talent.Read News

‘The Quarry’ Is Every Horror Fan’s Dream Video Game: A Review

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link to our website, Variety may receive a membership commission. They’re not the ones who want to think that prestigious TV series are “like a 10-hour movie”. Years ago, video games sought to become more cinematic by focusing on narrative in interactivity. Often this doesn’t work: if the story isn’t there, long scenes (not coincidentally, also known as filmmaking) that interrupt the actual gameplay can be more tedious than immersive. Some purists would even argue that the medium weakens itself by trying to imitate another. They are there toRead News

Amazon Prime Video’s 7 Best New Movies in July

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“House of Gucci,” “Gladiator” and “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” are movies they want to see this month. The slate of new Amazon Prime Video releases this month left us excited to spend the holiday weekend enjoying some of our bookstore favorites, from the horror of the teen comedy “Jennifer’s Body” to the biography of Nelson Mandela, “Mandela.” Check out our recommendations for the top seven new movies to air on Prime Video in July. “House of Gucci” (2021) (Available July 2) After making its theatrical debut in November 2021, the crime drama documenting the story of the Gucci family’s fascination andRead News

Mean Girls has been a streaming hit since it hit Netflix

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Is there a Mean Girls 3? Mean Girls 3 – The Wedding Trailer #1 (2019) – Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams. *Italian subtitles are now available. Mean Girls 3 OFFICIAL TRAILER 2016 of course, it’s just made by fans. Is Mean Girls Reunion Real? The cast of Mean Girls reunited on October 3 to celebrate the film’s longevity and funny moments on set, and encourage people to vote in the US election. The cast of Mean Girls reunited on October 3 to celebrate the film’s longevity and funny moments on set, and encourage people to vote in the US election. IsRead News

Chris Evans joins Emily Blunt in Netflix’s price Pain Hustlers

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Chris EvansPhoto: Jesse Grant / Getty Images for Disney Back in May, Netflix paid more than $ 50 million to acquire the distribution rights to Fantastic Beasts director David Yates’ Pain Hustlers, a film about a woman who is dragged into a conspiracy while working for a failing pharmaceutical startup in Florida. The Woman will be played by Emily Blunt, and the film has been presented as something similar to The Big Short, American Hustle or The Wolf Of Wall Street (say what you will about Adam McKay, but it’s a serious Big Talk for the guy who has madeRead News

Netflix release date, cast and trailer for ‘The Sea Beast’

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Netflix is ​​set to delight viewers worldwide with its new offshore monster movie. Directed by Chris Williams, a former Big Hero 6 star and worked on Moana, the swashbuckling adventure promises fun for the whole family. Here’s everything you need to know about animated movies. What Will ‘The Sea Beast’ Be About? The Wild Beast follows a young girl named Maisie Brumble who stands in the boat of the famous sea hunter Jacob Holland and Captain Crow in a quest to learn from the good ones. In the world of animated film, giant sea monsters roam the Earth and areRead News

The 7 Best New Movies Streaming on Netflix, Hulu, and Prime Video This Week (July 4-9)

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We’ve found 7 of the best new movies to watch online while you cure your holiday weekend hangover. And it all starts with a movie that comes out this weekend (and didn’t make it into the previous edition of this column) on Prime Video. Yes, the house of Gucci led by Lady Gaga is finally on one of the best streaming services. A story of ambition, betrayal and compromises (both stylish and embittered), House of Gucci no longer requires a fee to purchase or rent. Meanwhile, a Johnny Depp movie that might remind you of the actor’s best works hasRead News

Netflix Greenlights Yuji Sakamoto’s Japanese Rom-Com ‘In Love and Deep Water’

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Netflix has prepared its next big-budget feature for Japan, a key growth market for the global streaming business. The company has greenlit a thrilling rom-com titled In Love and Deep Water from veteran drama screenwriter Yuji Sakamoto (Tokyo Love Story, Kadin). Sakamoto describes the project as “a romantic comedy on an unprecedented scale” for the Japanese film industry. Yusuke Taki will direct, while Nikkatsu and Django Film will produce locally for Netflix. In Love and Deep Water is set on the MSC Bellissima, a huge luxury cruise ship heading towards the Aegean Sea. Along the way, the Bellissima’s trusty butler,Read News

Disney animator brings magic to Netflix, starting with “Sea Beast”

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With Friday’s “The Sea Beast,” Oscar-winning animator Chris Williams begins a new era on Netflix. After nearly 25 years at Disney, Williams, 53, made a surprise trip to write, direct and co-produce a wonderful 18th-century marine story about sea monsters, the sailors who track and kill them, and a brave young stowaway, Maisie Brumble, whose courage and prudence change many lives. “Animation is the most collaborative art form that exists. It takes hundreds of artists and managers literally years to make one artwork,” Williams said in a Zoom interview last week. “I was one of the writers and director, soRead News

Best Movies & Shows on Netflix: What’s On Guide July 3, 2022

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If you’ve been keeping up with Netflix’s Top 10 rankings this weekend, then you’re sure to know that there’s an interesting set of options on the film and TV list. The former has been led by Sing 2 of late, while the latter still belongs to the dominant Stranger Things. While there were other moves here and there, Saturday featured an interesting development: no TV listings shifted from Friday. However, that’s no longer the case on this lovely Sunday, July 3rd, and we’ll dive in and see what has changed: Top 10 Movies On Netflix In The U.S. – JulyRead News

Weekend Art Planner: Cindy Sherman, Nicole Atkins

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Cindy Sherman, Still of the Untitled Film (1978) © Cindy Sherman Cindy Sherman, Still of the Untitled Film (1978) © Cindy Sherman Courtesy the artist and Hauser & amp; Wirth Fourth of July is practically on everyone’s mind this weekend, but there is still a lot more to look forward to next week. Sticking to the spirit of independence for just a moment, it is now an amazing opportunity to capture new shows dedicated to two of the most impressive female artists of the late 20th and early 21st centuries. An exhibition dedicated to the iconic work based on aRead News

Best new movies on Amazon Prime Video in June 2022

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The last days of spring are waning as we continue into the heart of summer, which means a whole host of new streaming deals will be available on Amazon Prime in June. Yes, the hit series The Boys returns and remains as vulgar and witty as ever, although there are other good movies to watch. From comedy classics to newer action movies, we’ve rounded up the best of the best to watch this month. Call Me By Your Name Screenwriters: James Ivory, André Aciman Starring: Timothée Chalamet, Michael Stuhlbarg, Amira Casar Call Me By Your Name, a reflective yet poeticRead News

Best Movies and TV Shows to Watch on Hulu/Prime Video July 2-3, 2022

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July has finally arrived, and with it, Prime Video and Hulu have unveiled their respective waves of news in their streaming libraries for the month. And amidst all the summer favorites, there are plenty of action classics that, while never major awards season contenders, have thrilled fans for decades. And CBR is here to help you figure out which shows and movies are perfect this weekend between block parties and barbecues. Here are the biggest and best television series and movies to watch over the Independence Day weekend of 2022, with a particularly strong focus on enough explosive action toRead News

Prime Video: The 46 Best Movies to Watch

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Amazon Prime Video drops a bunch of movies at the beginning of each month if you’re looking for something new, but it doesn’t have a ton of new weekly releases. However, every now and then he knocks an original or a recording out of the vault and deserves to be on your radar. Below, you’ll find this month’s highlights and CNET’s full list of the best Amazon Prime Video original movies. What’s new this week (June 27-July 3) Read more: Prime Video: 32 Best TV Shows to Watch | Everything you need to know to sign up for Amazon PrimeRead News

This is the only Netflix movie you should be streaming this weekend

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Last month saw the return of several flagship Netflix series, including Stranger Things and The Umbrella Academy. But when it comes to movies, the streaming service has been a bit underwhelming lately. Original efforts like Spiderhead and The Man from Toronto didn’t quite hit the mark, but the streamer just got a mid-2000s favorite that stars Will Smith at the very peak of his powers. Originally released in 2007, I Am Legend is a post-apocalyptic action thriller based on the 1954 novel of the same name and enjoys cult status to this day. The film just arrived on Netflix onRead News

Netflix’s top movies and shows: what’s trending on July 2, 2022

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Season 4 of Stranger Things came to a smashing conclusion last week, with Volume 2 releasing on Friday. As you might expect, the newly released episodes impacted the Netflix top 10 ranking in the US. On the TV side, the sci-fi horror hit has rivaled The Umbrella Academy, which canceled its third season nearly two weeks ago. And on the cinematic side, Sing 2 and Kevin Hart’s The Man from Toronto have been battling it out for the big spot on their list. So who’s at the top of the TV and Movie trending lists, and what other changes areRead News

The 20 Best Netflix Original Movies to Stream Right Now

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Al Pacino to the Irishman. Ata: Netflix This article will be updated as new titles arrive on Netflix. The Netflix Original film has become a genre in its own right, winning Oscars, promoting works, and making films with budgets that Hollywood studios might think twice. There seems to be a new Netflix Original movie every week – sometimes more – and so it’s hard to know which movies to watch. The following is a list of the top 20 movies that play the Netflix Original logo that will be updated as they are confirmed with new releases. We’ve measured theRead News

‘A Quarry’ blurs the line between Video Games and Cinema

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When the new teaser trailer for Avatar: The Way of Water — the next entry of James Cameron’s CGI-heavy film franchise — came out, many viewers decided that the games were like a video game. As a praise or pejorative, the analogy is a hyperbolic effect. However, it also shows that there is a connection between video games and film industries, which continue to share technological know-how, story and vision. Multiplex scenes these days are full of action-like visuals, but the concept of green-backed fiction is widespread, whether you are watching an explosive film or a drama. which goes well.Read News

See Science in Motion at “Twitch, Pop, Bloom”

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It is not uncommon for people to come into a theater to see a great big movie about science. But when was the last time you saw people calling for seats for an educational film made by scientists? The answer is probably never. But this was not uncommon at the beginning of the 20th century, when film was a forward-thinking medium and science captured the audience’s imagination. This summer, the Museum of the Moving Image (MOMI) in Queens, New York, highlights the science education films of the past in the new exhibition “Twitch, Pop, Bloom: Science in Action”. SciFri producerRead News