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'MobLand' Season 1 Recap: What to Remember Before Season 2 (opens the original)
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You can’t keep a good fixer down in the world of “MobLand.” That’s right, the hit Paramount series starring Tom Hardy and Helen Mirren is back with what promises to be more violence, backstabbing, and the rather wild Irish accents that fans have come to expect. At the same time, there’s much that’s been uncertain both for the characters and the show itself. Following the bloody Season 1 finale, Season 2 is set to pick up in its aftermath, with the Harrigan crime facing what may be one of their b
'A Talent for Murder' Review: Helen Mirren and Alden Ehrenreich Have a Ball in Meta Riff on Murder Mysteries (opens the original)
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In a film where Helen Mirren plays Patricia Highsmith, you might not expect the highlight of the film to be her co-star. But with Anton Corbijn’s “A Talent for Murder,” a tense and playful little chamber piece riff on murder mysteries, my goodness is it. The reason? Alden Ehrenreich. An excellent, though initially underrated, performer who went from being stranded in “Solo: A Star Wars Story” to becoming a must-see presence in everything from “Fair Play” to the recent “Weapons,” he’s absolutely
'The Last Photograph' Review: Zack Snyder’s Agonizing, Ugly Slog Is His Worst Film Yet (opens the original)
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Credit where credit is due, director Zack Snyder has accomplished much in his career. First beginning as a commercial and music video director, over the past several decades he’s steered massive epics, offered new takes on classic superhero stories, and even created his own (nominally) original sci-fi universe. While continually divisive, to ignore his accomplishments is to do him a disservice. With that being said, there is only one noteworthy accomplishment to be found in his latest feature “T
Tim Blake Nelson Says 'It Has Never Been This Bad' for Independent Filmmaking (opens the original)
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Over the course of his lengthy career, Tim Blake Nelson has seen it all. An actor, director, writer and producer whose latest film, “The Life and Deaths of Wilson Shedd,” is premiering at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival, he’s seen the industry evolve dramatically over the decades. And although he’s continued to work through all of it, this hasn’t always been an easy undertaking — especially in independent film. As part of the TIFF Market Summit on Saturday, TheWrap presented a Direc
'I Play Rocky' Review: Biopic About the Making of Sylvester Stallone's Classic Is a Hollow Crowdpleaser (opens the original)
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Midway through “I Play Rocky,” Peter Farrelly’s misfire of a movie about Sylvester Stallone and the making of “Rocky,” production is underway on the film that would make its lead a star. But, despite them shooting a key emotional scene, things aren’t working. Sly (Anthony Ippolito) is pulled aside by the film’s director John Avildsen (Jay Duplass) and told he needs to dig deeper in the next take. There has to be something more, Avildsen says, that this is the moment where he’ll find the “thing,”
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