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Joaquin Phoenix Interview, Inherent Vice

Joaquin Phoenix headlines a far-out cast of characters that includes surfers, hustlers, dopers and rockers, a murderous loan shark, LAPD detectives, a tenor sax player working undercover, and tax-dodging dentists in Paul Thomas...

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Horrible Bosses 2 Cast Interview

“Horrible Bosses 2,” the hilarious follow-up to the 2011 hit comedy, shows what happens when three guys ditch their day jobs to go into business for themselves and things don’t go as planned. When Nick (Jason Bateman), Da...

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Jim Carrey, Jeff Daniels Interview, Dumb and Dumber To

Twenty years after their last idiotic adventure in “Dumb & Dumber,” Harry (Jeff Daniels) is surprised to learn that the reason he thought Lloyd (Jim Carrey) had been in a mental facility for two decades wasn’t the re...

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The Farrelly Brothers Dumb And Dumber To Interview

In the Farrelly Brothers’ hilarious sequel, “Dumb and Dumber To,” Harry (Jeff Daniels) and Lloyd (Jim Carrey) reprise their famous roles 20 years after their last idiotic adventure together in “Dumb & Dumber.” In...

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Dan Gilroy Interview, Nightcrawler

Writer-director Dan Gilroy’s fascinating crime thriller, “Nightcrawler,” examines the nocturnal subculture of maverick stringers who prowl the L.A. basin in search of a newsworthy story while the city sleeps. Lou Bloom (J...

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Jake Gyllenhaal Interview, Nightcrawler

Jake Gyllenhaal gives a brilliant, career-best performance as Lou Bloom, a perversely charismatic, wildly ambitious, and completely unscrupulous sociopath with a disturbing work ethic in writer-director Dan Gilroy’s riveting ...

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Justin Simien Interview Dear White People

Writer-director Justin Simien is an exciting new filmmaker with a fresh voice and a sharp ear for comedy. His feature debut, “Dear White People,” is a pointed satire about race relations in the age of Obama that turns famil...

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Zoe Saldana & Cast Interview, The Book Of Life

Guillermo del Toro’s vibrant animated comedy, “The Book of Life,” is a colorful celebration of life and culture directed by Jorge R. Gutierrez that tells the legend of Manolo (Diego Luna), a conflicted hero and dreamer. M...

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Guillermo Del Toro Interview, Book of Life

“The Book of Life,” the visually stunning and colorful animated tale produced by Guillermo del Toro and directed by Jorge R. Gutierrez, is an exciting celebration of life inspired by Mexico’s Day of the Dead holiday. The ...

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Rosemarie DeWitt Interview, Kill The Messenger

Rosemarie DeWitt stars opposite Jeremy Renner in “Kill the Messenger,” the dramatic thriller based on the true story of investigative journalist Gary Webb who uncovered what should have been a career-making story about a co...

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Peter Landesman Interview, Kill The Messenger

“Kill the Messenger” screenwriter and former journalist Peter Landesman was surprised that investigative reporter Gary Webb’s true story had never been told. Webb uncovered a conspiracy that reached to the highest levels ...

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Jeremy Renner Kill The Messenger Interview

Jeremy Renner produces and stars in the political thriller, “Kill the Messenger,” about investigative journalist Gary Webb whose career took a startling turn when an upscale cocaine trafficker’s girlfriend, Coral Baca (Pa...

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Miles Teller, J.K. Simmons, Damien Chazelle and Melissa Benoist Interview, Whiplash

Filmmaker Damien Chazelle’s powerful second feature, “Whiplash,” explores the disturbing relationship between an aspiring 19-year-old jazz drummer, Andrew Neyman (Miles Teller), determined to rise to the top of the countr...

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Robert Duvall, Robert Downey Jr Interview, The Judge

Robert Duvall and Robert Downey Jr. share the screen for the first time as father and son in “The Judge,” a riveting story of two men – Joseph Palmer (Duvall), a powerhouse judge in a small Indiana town, and his estranged...

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