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Stephen King's IT, one of the author's most popular novels, arrives on the big screen in big, blood red clown shoes on September 8. Ever since CARRIE in 1976, Hollywood has turned over and over again to the pages of King's work for inspiration, resulting...
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Celebrate this Labor Day with these ten cinematic tributes to all those who toil, day in, day out, for their daily bread. 9 TO 5 BLUE COLLAR BREAD AND ROSES EXECUTIVE SUITE GUNG HO HARLAN COUNTY U.S.A. HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY MADE IN DAGENHAM NORMA RAE OFFICE SPACE Contact Sales@InternetVideoArchive.com to find out how Entertainment Express APIs...
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Movie legend Jerry Lewis rocketed to fame as half of the comedy team Martin and Lewis, and followed that with a massively successful second career as director, producer, and star of his own films, where he helped develop new filmmaking techniques that are still used...
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Chris Pine, born August 26, 1980, debuted on movie screens in 2004's THE PRINCESS DIARIES 2. Blessed with movie idol looks and effortless charm, in 2009 he stepped into the iconic role of Captain James T. Kirk in STAR TREK and made it his own....
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Arthur Penn's BONNIE AND CLYDE arrived on movie screens fifty years ago this month. Its combination of retro-cool and in-your-face violence was controversial, groundbreaking, and massively popular with the growing counterculture, who adopted Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway's bank robbing killers as anti-heroes. In the...
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In THE GLASS CASTLE, Oscar-winner Brie Larson plays a woman coming to terms with her unconventional childhood, spent wandering the country with her dysfunctional, nomadic, unapologetically self-mythologizing parents. Here are ten cinematic tales of hard times, endured by people who had hardship thrust upon them,...
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DETROIT, the newest film from Kathryn Bigelow, tells the true story of the civil unrest and rioting that rocked the city during the summer of 1967. Since the early 1980s, Bigelow has often helmed character-driven yet action-heavy movies and is (so far) the only woman...
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Charlize Theron stars as a tough-as-nails super-spy in ATOMIC BLONDE, a neon-colored adaptation of the graphic novel THE COLDEST CITY. Between ATOMIC BLONDE and WONDER WOMAN, 2017 has probably been the best year ever for cinematic comic book adaptations starring women, but there have been...
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Legendary filmmaker George A. Romero ushered in the modern age of horror with his low-budget but groundbreaking 1968 film NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD. In between return visits to the land of the dead (including the equally influential DAWN OF THE DEAD), he carved out...
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