Movies

I Watched The First Two Eps Of Taylor Sheridan’s Landman, And Need To Talk About Why I Like Billy Bob Thornton’s Main Character More Than Kevin Costner’s Yellowstone Patriarch

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In a week, the last episodes of the fifth season of “Yellowstone” will air, and at the same time, Taylor Sheridan’s new series, “Landman,” is set to debut. As an avid fan of the original show, I’m always eager to watch a Paramount+ series by this creator, and “Landman” has caught my attention. One reason for this is that I found Billy Bob Thornton’s character, Tommy Norris, more appealing than Kevin Costner’s John Dutton from the start.

One of Val Kilmers Best Roles Is Found in an Underrated Indie Film

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When you consider a movie titled “The Fourth Dimension“, what thoughts cross your mind? I’d wager it involves science fiction – perhaps some extraordinary visual effects that leave you astounded, thought-provoking concepts that keep you pondering for days, and characters so outlandish (in a good way) they seem otherworldly. In 2013, Vice Films surprised us all by deviating from the usual path taken in this genre with a film featuring Val Kilmer. Instead of following the same route that filmmakers like George Lucas or Steven Spielberg had previously established for themselves, Vice (who collaborated with the film division of a Dutch brewery at the time) contacted three directors based in the US, Russia, and Poland to develop tales centered around intriguing characters embodying the fantastical theme rather than relying on a traditional plotline.

Does The Length Of a Festival Standing Ovation Really Matter?

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At the Venice Film Festival on September 2nd, when Pedro Almodóvar’s philosophical drama, titled “The Room Next Door“, first premiered, the duration of its standing ovation after the screening became a talking point in various publications such as People and The Independent. Notably, this ovation lasted an impressive 17.5 minutes, marking it as the longest ever recorded at the festival.

Badshah bows down with folded hands, hugs Hania Aamir in the middle of his concert and their fans are screaming; actress says ‘Hero hai’

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Badshah, an Indian singer-rapper, enjoys a warm friendship with Pakistani actress Hania Aamir. Frequently, they are spotted enjoying vacations or attending music events together. When Badshah recently took the stage in Canada, Hania was there to support him. Following his performance, she expressed her admiration by praising him as an outstanding rockstar and hero.