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New "Mean Girls" opens at No. 1 in the U.S. with a fetch $30.5 M
A refreshing musical take based on the 2004 hit classic, Mean Girls arrived at the top supported by a slew of positive reviews, earning a Certified Fresh rating over at Rotten Tomatoes.
The New York Times praises the film in its review, writing,“[I]ts charms and ingratiating likability remain intact," as The Washington Posts likewise approves, "There’s lots of fun to be had, in a show that rhymes nonplussed with calcu-lust. And yet, like its predecessors, this Mean Girls has bite.”
IGN commends Tina Fey on the newest adaptation of the film, “If there’s anything that the third iteration...
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Leah Halili releases introspective new track “Change”
The Ransom Collective’s Leah Halili reflects on the difficulties of navigating the recent events in her life on her new single, “Change,” out on all digital music platforms worldwide this Saturday, January 13.
The introspective track serves as a love letter to the changes that one has to go through at some point in their adulthood, regardless of how drastic or trivial it is. As Leah Halili puts it, people need to overcome challenges in order to adapt to certain situations and welcome a sense of renewal. With “Change,” she wants to document her learnings through years of surmounting...
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Meet the colorful characters and talented cast of Illumination’s adventure-packed new original comedy “Migration”
Before setting off on a big adventure with Illumination’s “Migration,” get to know the film’s new original characters and the talented cast that voiced them.
“We tried to find actors that were somewhat like their roles,” shares director Benjamin Renner. “That was great because we could ask them to share experiences and adlib with their performances.”
Watch the trailer:
Mack (Kumail Nanjiani)
Mack is the overly cautious patriarch of the Mallard family. Mack harbors irrational fears of the outside world and insists the family stay in the safe confines of their pond. His anxieties and worldview are...
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Yu Yu Hakusho’s star Takumi Kitamura leads the fight as Takemichi Hanagaki in Tokyo Revengers 2: Bloody Halloween- Destiny, opens in PH cinemas January 17
Leading another action-packed live adaptation is Takumi Kitamura, who’s playing as the driven Takemichi Hanagaki in Tokyo Revengers 2: Bloody Halloween- Destiny, based on the best-selling manga series by Ken Wakui. After failing to save Hinata Tachibana from her fate, Takemichi travels back in time once more to unravel the mysteries of his violent past.
Fans are in for a star-studded ensemble as along with Takumi Kitamura, the cast includes Yuki Yamada (D-Boys, Godzilla Minus One) as one of Toman’s founding members, Draken. Ryo Yoshizawa (Kamen Rider Fourze) plays the Tomen gang leader with a tragic past, Mikey. ...
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Visionary filmmaker Matthew Vaughn talks about his inspiration for “Argylle,” his latest action-packed, star-studded spy movie
In 2020, with the world in lockdown, visionary filmmaker Matthew Vaughn – the director and producer of “The Kingsman” films, “Kick-Ass” and “Stardust” – sat down at his home outside London and decided to stage a film-appreciation class for his wife, Claudia Vaughn (née Schiffer), and their two daughters, who were around 10 and 15 years old at the time.
“Because it was lockdown, it gave me license to keep screening movies for them to watch,” Vaughn says. He showed them movie after movie, including Alfred Hitchcock’s 1959 classic “North by Northwest,” in which an ordinary man (albeit one...