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Plus, tickets on sale now for next week s return of Premium Member Tuesday. Catch Michelle Pfeiffer s acclaimed turn in French Exit on 4/20. There will also be a special screening of Dazed and Confused also with a new post-film onscreen cast reunion (FYI: 4/20 is cannabis culture slang for marijuana and also refers to cannabis-oriented celebrations that take place annually on April 20.
The 18 Arclight and Pacific theaters represented about 200 screens as well as countless premieres, chance encounters, and the belief that they were too important to fail.
The 18 Arclight and Pacific Theaters represented about one percent of the North American box-office gross, but the April 13 announcement of their permanent closure by parent company Decurion inspired front-page stories and social-media outpourings of grief. What other industry would generate that response? Of course, these theaters meant much more than their receipt
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100 Best Dramas of All Time
By Molly Pennington, Stacker
On 3/9/21 at 6:30 PM EST
Dramatic elements elicit strong emotions and pull you into the intimate core of human relationships. Drama as a film category spans a range of genres, including horror, thrillers, noirs, and comedy. These movies can center on heartwarming subjects, be viewed with a tissue in hand, or can take deep dives into serious matters. Dramas force audiences to grapple with issues of morality and the hard choices that govern what s right and wrong.
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The term melodrama has a bad rap as a description for films that are overwrought or sentimental. However, consider how the term melos, a Greek word for music, links with drama and becomes a word that captures the way sweeping scores and evocative musical soundtracks work in films that spark deep emotions. It s a drama if it evokes powerful emotions across subjects such as law and order in Westerns, courtroom plots, or g
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New shows we re excited about on Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, Amazon Prime, Disney+ and Apple TV in 2021 History of Swear Words, WandaVision, Lord of the Rings and more
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There’s plenty to look forward to in 2021, like for instance leaving your house again with a bicep pumped full of vaccine. But until it’s safe to do so, television will be there, and thankfully 2021 holds a wealth of exciting new programming across the ever-expanding streaming landscape.
Although networks don’t share their release schedules more than a month or two ahead, all of these shows have been rumored to be ready for release sometime this year. Whether the coronavirus pandemic has derailed those plans is uncertain, but with any luck, these 10 shows will arrive on your screen in 2021.
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Peter Jackson Reveals His Favorite Lord Of The Rings Scene, And He Didn t Direct It
Peter Jackson s The Lord of the Rings film series is packed with many beloved scenes, but one stands above all for the director, and it s not a scene he directed.
Sitting down with The Lord of the Rings super-fan Stephen Colbert, Jackson said one of the scenes that best captures the spirit of the project is one that came in late and was not originally planned. In The Two Towers, Jackson wanted to properly introduce Gollum, but the director remarked that he didn t have a sequence that effectively demonstrated Gollum s two-persons-in-one existence as Gollum and Smeagol. We knew we needed it, but we had no time to shoot it, Jackson said.
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