Timothée Chalamet Rejected The Social Media Campaign For His Bob Dylan Movie, And Edward Norton Is Really Fired Up About It

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Edward Norton recently had an interview with Variety where they talked about his film and his exceptional portrayal of musician Pete Seeger, which may potentially land him his fourth Oscar nod. In the chat, the topic of Timothée Chalamet’s remarkable performance arose, and Norton shared a fun story about a social media campaign idea. It seems the studio wanted to document all the backstage efforts of Norton attempting to embody Dylan, but he flatly refused, much to Norton’s delight as he considered it a terrible plan. Here’s a snippet of his quote…

Gerard Butler Hypes the Best Thing About ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ Live-Action Remake

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Initially debuting in 2010, “How to Train Your Dragon” by Dreamworks Animation quickly captivated viewers worldwide, amassing a gross of $494 million globally. Since then, it has spawned two follow-up films and three television series, solidifying its status as an iconic animated franchise. Anticipation builds as live-action adaptations of popular animated movies become increasingly common. The upcoming live-action adaptation is set to hit theaters in June, with Sam Worthington once again taking on the role of Stoick the Vast.

Why David Fincher Used AI to “Enhance” Classic Thriller’s 4K Release

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Fincher recently discussed with Entertainment Weekly about his extensive role in the 4K restoration of the original film print, which marks its 30th anniversary this year. Starting January 7, enthusiasts can obtain a meticulously restored version of the movie on 4K UHD Blu-ray Discs and digitally. Additionally, IMAX theaters will debut the film with a flawless cut that Fincher has personally endorsed. What’s particularly intriguing is that Fincher mandated AI technology for intricate adjustments that the film apparently required to achieve perfection.

Is ‘Beetlejuice’ Really a Horror Movie?

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Without a doubt, one of Burton’s most cherished and timeless works is the 1988 hit movie “Beetlejuice,” starring standout performances from Michael Keaton, Winona Ryder, Alec Baldwin, Geena Davis, and Catherine O’Hara. This ’80s gem showcases how to expertly blend genres and produce an indelible cinematic journey, as evidenced by the throngs of fans who returned to theaters in 2024 for the long-awaited sequel titled “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.