Kevin Smith on ‘The 4:30 Movie’ and Turning ‘Mallrats 2’ Into a Shannen Doherty Tribute

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The director of “The 4:30 Movie,” Kevin Smith, recognizes that filmmakers today are in a period of introspection, sparked by the profound impact of the global pandemic. Recently, directors like Kenneth Branagh (“Belfast”) and James Gray (“Armageddon Time”) have created films based on their childhood experiences, but it’s Steven Spielberg’s “The Fabelmans” from 2022 that stands out, as it delves into the intersection of his family’s divorce and his growing filmmaking talent. Smith’s upcoming 16th movie, which explores his four deepest affections – his local cinema, an adolescent crush, and two close friends – is drawing comparisons to Spielberg’s latest Oscar-nominated production.

Binance market share regressed to 2020 levels

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As a seasoned crypto investor with over a decade of experience in this volatile market, I must admit that the recent decline in Binance’s market share has caught my attention. Having ridden the crypto rollercoaster through numerous bull and bear markets, I’ve learned to read between the lines when it comes to exchange performance. During … Read more

Notcoin price prediction: 2024 and beyond

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As a seasoned analyst with over two decades of experience in the financial markets, I have witnessed countless bull and bear runs, market crashes, and rebounds. Having closely followed Notcoin (NOT) since its inception, I am compelled to share my insights on its price predictions for the next few years. It’s been a rocky journey … Read more

‘Prices Have Gotten A Little Bit Out Of Control’: Analyst Admits Disney World May Finally Be Getting Too Expensive

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People who have visited Disney World or Disneyland recently can attest that the facilities at these Disney parks are quite pricey. Despite the undeniable charm and constant updates in Disney World making a return trip tempting, prices have been gradually rising, sometimes steeply. This has made a Disney vacation seem unattainable for many consumers. Now, it seems even financial analysts on Wall Street might be catching on to this trend as well.