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Boston's ArcLight Cinemas at North Station Won't Reopen
Boston’s ArcLight Cinemas has played its last reel. The 15-screen movie theater at The Hub on Causeway, a large-scale mixed-use development at North Station, opened in December 2019 with a premier of Adam Sandler’s “Uncut Gems.” Decurion, the parent company of ArcLight Cinemas and Pacific Theatres, said in a statement to Hollywood trade publication Deadline that “today we must...
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Pandemic-Era Prize: Swedish Nurse Wins a Week of Watching Films in Isolation
The 44th Goteborg film festival opened this weekend in a mostly virtual format.
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Cannes Film Festival, Canceled in 2020, Is Postponed to July
The Cannes Film Festival, canceled altogether last year by the pandemic, is postponing this year’s edition from May to July in hopes of having an in-person festival
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Lawrence, DiCaprio Spotted at South Station
Hollywood stars Jennifer Lawrence and Leonardo DiCaprio were spotted Tuesday in Boston, where they are filming their new Netflix movie.
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Testing New Release Strategy, ‘The Croods' Opens to $14.2M
Testing a novel release strategy, Universal Pictures’ animated sequel “The Croods: A New Age” had one of the best opening weekends of the pandemic, grossing $14.2 million over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, according to studio estimates Sunday.
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How This N.J. Teen Produced Robert De Niro's ‘The War With Grandpa' When He Was Just 8 Years Old
New Jersey teen Tre Peart has Robert De Niro calling him “boss.” The 15-year-old joined LX News to talk about his new comedy “The War With Grandpa” and his seven-year journey to make the movie.
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Laverne Cox Says Her New Horror-Comedy ‘Bad Hair' Is About More than Just ‘a Haunted Hair Weave'
Emmy-winning actress Laverne Cox pulled back the curtain on “Bad Hair” on Hulu, her new horror-comedy about a haunted hair weave, which she says recounts the horror of white supremacy and false beauty standards for Black women.
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Jude Law, Carrie Coon on the Moody Marital Drama ‘The Nest'
Writer-director Sean Durkin returns to the big screen with his first film in nearly 10 years following his breakout debut “Martha Marcy May Marlene.”
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Former Disney Stars Selena Gomez, David Henrie Team Up in ‘This Is The Year'
“Wizards of Waverly Place” stars David Henrie and Selena Gomez are reuniting in the new film, “This Is The Year,” which is a classic coming-of-age teenage love story set to be released on August 28th and will offer a live premiere where fans can watch the movie for the first time with the stars.
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One Bad Chick: Natalie Eva Marie Speaks on New Film ‘Hard Kill' With Bruce Willis
Actress, model and pro wrestler Natalie Eva Marie costars alongside Bruce Willis and Jesse Metcalfe in new film “Hard Kill” and explains how the WWE prepared her for this role in helping maintain an intense workout routine during the pandemic.
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‘Binge This!' Actress Edy Ganem Dishes on New Sci-Fi Film ‘Useless Humans'
Actress Edy Ganem says she was proud to play a strong, ex-military woman in her latest sci-fi film “Useless Humans,” which follows four best friends who must save the world after an alien crashes a birthday party.
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Date Night Gets Interesting with Stephen Bishop's New Film ‘Fatal Affair' with Nia Long, Omar Epps
Actor Stephen Bishop stops by LX News to discuss his new Netflix film “Fatal Affair,” in which he plays a devoted husband whose wife, played by Nia Long, tries to mend her marriage after a brief encounter with an old friend, played by Omar Epps.
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‘Chariots of Fire,' ‘Lord of the Rings' Actor Ian Holm Dies
British actor Ian Holm, whose long career included roles in “Chariots of Fire” and “The Lord of the Rings” has died
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Impact of Pandemic on Mass. Film Industry
Production of movies and TV shows that were supposed to be filmed in Massachusetts has been postponed indefinitely, leaving hundreds of workers unemployed.
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Gov. Newsom Promises Calif. Film, TV Production Will Start Rolling Again
Californa Gov. Gavin Newsom promised film and television industry leaders Wednesday that new state guidelines will allow production to start up again in some counties, providing relief to workers forced to hit pause to stop the spread of coronavirus. Newsom made the announcement during an Economic Recovery and Reinvention Listening Tour virtual roundtable with industry leaders, who estimate that 890,000…
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New Zealand Is Ready for Its Close-Up as Most of Film Industry Remains Sidelined by COVID-19
The New Zealand government, which aggressively contained the coronavirus outbreak, has announced that domestic film productions can start rolling cameras again, with international productions, including James Cameron’s “Avatar” sequels, to follow.
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Movie-Related Products Still Hit Stores Despite Film Delays
Movie-related products are still hitting the market despite delays for new and upcoming films.
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Photos: See the Top Styles and Moments From the 2020 Critics' Choice Awards
See the stars of 2019’s top films and TV shows rock the red carpet and accept their awards at the 25th annual Critics’ Choice Awards. -
With No Theaters, Film Fans Find Ways to Gather Virtually
Movie theaters may be closed, but friends are still finding ways to watch together while staying apart thanks to applications like Netflix Party
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Marvel Remakes Release Calendar; ‘Mulan' Moves to Late July
The Walt Disney Co. has overhauled its release schedule, moving the dates of half a dozen Marvel movies