'Batgirl' Directors 'Saddened' After WB Kills Film; 'Joker 2' Dated for 2024; Neon Explores Sale

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August 03, 2022

'Batgirl' Directors 'Saddened and Shocked' After Warner Bros. Killed the Film: 'We Still Can't Believe It'

"Batgirl" directors Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah can't believe their movie won't be released.

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'Joker 2' With Joaquin Phoenix Gets 2024 Release Date

'Joker: Folie à Deux' is hitting theaters in 2024.

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Neon, Film Distributor Behind 'Parasite,' Explores Sale

Neon, the independent film distributor behind 'Parasite' and the upcoming movie 'Triangle of Sadness,' is exploring a sale.

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HBO Max Quietly Removed Six Warner Bros. Streaming-Exclusive Movies

HBO Max has purged at least six Warner Bros. movies that were exclusively streaming on the service in an apparent cost-cutting move.

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Jennette McCurdy's Provocative Book 'I'm Glad My Mom Died' Is Already a No. 1 Bestseller

From Viola Davis and Cecily Tyson to Brandi Carlile and Seth Rogen, here are the best autobiographies written by your fave celebs.

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Lou Barlia, 'Superman' and 'Steel Magnolias' Cameraman, Dies at 92

Veteran cameraman Lou Barlia died in his home in Las Vegas on Saturday, June 25, after a brief battle with mesothelioma cancer. He was 92.

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'Luck' Review: The First Offering From John Lasseter's New Studio Is a Mixed Bag

An orphan who's had it tough tries to borrow a lucky penny from the leprechauns in Skydance Animation's inconsistent debut feature, "Luck."

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Gov. Gavin Newsom Endorses $1.65 Billion California Film and TV Tax Credit (EXCLUSIVE)

Gov. Gavin Newsom endorsed a $1.65 billion California film credit, while urging Hollywood to stop shooting in states with abortion bans.

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Sundance Announces Fellowship and Scholarship for AAPI Artists

Sundance Institute has partnered with the Asian American Foundation to launch a fellowship and collaboration scholarship.

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Make Cinema Sexy Again: Dakota Johnson and Maude Launch Weekly Film Series at Ace Hotel Centered Around Love and Sex

Dakota Johnson and intimacy brand Maude have teamed up to put on a weekly film series at the Ace Hotel centered on love and sex.

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'Squid Game' Star Lee Jung-jae Re-Edits Directorial Debut 'Hunt' Ahead of TIFF

'Squid Game' star Lee Jung-jae recuts his film directing debut ‘Hunt’ ahead of its North American premiere in Toronto next mont …

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'Prey' Review: 'Predator' Prequel Set in the Comanche Nation in 1719 Is a Slight Improvement in a Derivative Franchise

A Great Plains setting and a young hunter out to prove herself almost make the latest "Predator" sequel look less schlocky than the others.

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