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It's time for you to make a choice! Who will be the subject of The Complete Works Season 5?
Your finalists:
- Benicio del Toro
- Elijah Wood
- Kristen Stewart
- Philip Seymour Hoffman
Head over to BlueSky to place your votes & make your voice heard! bsky.app/profile/completewor…
RIP to the legendary Sam Neill, who of course starred with Jeff Goldblum in JURASSIC PARK and JURASSIC WORLD: DOMINION (and, though they didn’t share the screen, they both appear in THOR: RAGNAROK.)
Simply one of the best to ever do it.
The Complete Works Season 4: Roy Scheider! retweeted
Let’s start from the beginning. The “Spider-Noir” teaser trailer arrives tomorrow.
He can deny it all he wants, we’re still sure THE ODYSSEY is secretly a BLUE THUNDER remake.
Christopher Nolan speaks about last year’s rumor that he was going to direct a remake of Blue Thunder:
“I think people just invent stuff. I have no idea where that comes from. That's the disadvantage of never telling people what we're doing: people are free to invent it for months. But, you know, that's part of the fun.”
(via @empiremagazine)
Here's hoping this is more like FACE/OFF and less like WINDTALKERS!
EXCLUSIVE: “It’s like looking in a mirror…only” thirty years later. Almost three decades after they graced screens with wild action pic 'Face/Off', movie legends John Woo and Nicolas Cage are reuniting for the first time on crime biopic 'Gambino' about notorious New York crime kingpin Carlo Gambino.
George Gallo ('Bad Boys' franchise) and Oscar winner Nick Vallelonga ('Green Book') have scripted the project, which WME Independent is launching for sales at this week’s American Film Market
More details here: tinyurl.com/38kzpyap
The Complete Works Season 4: Roy Scheider! retweeted
He said "hi, I'm Roy," and then socked me in the jewels
…good pick!
IndieWire ranks Bob Fosse's "All That Jazz" as the #1 best film of the 1970s.
See our full list: indiewire.com/lists/best-70s…
