Eastwood mentioned that the film market has been less than ideal over the past year and a half to two years, but he believes it’s starting to improve or at least should. He explained that selling movies hasn’t been great as indicated by the struggle to find the best audience for ‘Tin Soldier’, a significant production they were trying to distribute.
Movies that make you cry are still abundant, ranging from “We Live in Time” and “Someone Like You” to “It Ends with Us” and “The Idea of You”. Following the same emotional trajectory (almost like a Kleenex advertisement), you might find yourself shedding tears by the end of “Wish You Were Here”. Its somber title may resonate with romantics (or Pink Floyd fans) as it unfolds. Although it can be overly sentimental and cheesy, the uplifting message this movie aims to convey by the end could be just what you need to stop focusing on minor issues in your love life and instead appreciate what you currently have.
Returning to the chilling tale of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde back in 1913 when Carl Laemmle unleashed Universal Pictures’ first monster movie onto unsuspecting horror fans, we’ve been gripped ever since by nearly 50 unique feature adaptations, spawned from their legendary stable of terrifying creatures. The newest addition to this fearsome family is the gripping reimagining of The Wolf Man, penned and directed by Leigh Whannell (hitting theaters on January 17; click here for tickets), which offers a haunting, claustrophobic portrayal of transformation as a heart-wrenching tragedy. As a diehard fan, I can’t wait to see it!
On Saturday, the actress from Hairspray posted a video on Instagram that featured her appearance on Henry’s show, Live From the Other Side With Tyler Henry, alongside her husband, Ross Burningham, back in October.
Last weekend, the star of Hairspray uploaded a video to Instagram from their October appearance on Tyler Henry’s show, Live From the Other Side. The video included her and her husband, Ross Burningham.
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Burnett passed away on October 24th due to natural causes in Lincoln, California, as confirmed by his son, cinematographer and producer John Earl Burnett, to The Hollywood Reporter. He mentioned that his father was a victim of elder abuse, and for legal reasons, the family had to keep his death secret until now.