Movies

Alia Bhatt locked herself in room when Inshallah was shelved reveals Sanjay Leela Bhansali; ‘She broke down’

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A few years past, Alia Bhatt and Salman Khan had been set to act together in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s film titled “Inshallah.” Regrettably, this movie never materialized, leaving many film enthusiasts disappointed at the prospect of missing their on-screen pairing. Not only the fans were disheartened by the news, but as per SLB, the acclaimed actor was so distraught that she chose to isolate herself in a private space.

Reese Witherspoon Dealt With So Many Early Struggles Running Her Production Company. The Big ‘Aha Moment’ That Helped Turn Things Around

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Reese Witherspoon is not only an exceptionally skilled actress whom you’ll enjoy in any role, but she’s also a dynamic businesswoman. In 2016, the well-compensated actress launched her own production company, Hello Sunshine, with the mission of creating content that strengthens and applauds women. At first, Witherspoon faced numerous challenges as a novice entrepreneur until a significant breakthrough spurred her success.

Rings Of Power’s Charlie Vickers Told The Story Behind Filming Sauron And Galadriel’s Fight. It Involves Him Trying To Grow A Beard And Morfydd Clark Impersonating Him

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Warning: This discussion contains Season 2 spoilers for “The Rings of Power”. If you haven’t finished watching the series yet, beware! The entire season has already been aired on the 2024 television schedule, so you can now catch up and enjoy it in its entirety with an Amazon Prime subscription.

Horror Fans Only Championed I Spit on Your Grave to Spite Critics

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Over time, the divide between people who enjoy horror movies and professional critics has significantly narrowed. This transformation is largely due to the rise of online discussions that empower fans to express their views and establish specialized platforms catering to their interests. However, it’s important to note that this shift didn’t happen overnight. Historically, horror was a genre frequently disregarded by critics, as evidenced by its persistent underrepresentation at award ceremonies like the Emmys and Oscars. In the past, when print media held the monopoly on film criticism, horror films often received unfavorable reviews, particularly if the content was deemed too shocking or lacking in artistic value.