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Tom Hanks Was Considered For A Role In This Genre-Defining '90s Action Movie - SlashFilm (opens the original)
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The hit of 1994, perhaps surprisingly, was Robert Zemeckis' feel-good nostalgia party "Forrest Gump," a movie that grossed over $329 million at the domestic box office and won six Academy Awards, including Best Picture. Star Tom Hanks won his second Oscar for playing the title character, a none-too-bright but good-hearted man who lucks his way into wartime heroism and millions of dollars. Another huge hit that year was Jan de Bont's impeccable actioner "Speed," which starred Keanu Reeves as an L
Leonard Nimoy Starred In This TV Movie Adaptation Of A Classic '30s Sci-Fi Book - SlashFilm (opens the original)
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Most high school students are likely familiar with Aldous Huxley's 1932 dystopian novel "Brave New World," as it still, to this day, appears on many classroom syllabi. To remind you, though, "Brave New World" takes place in the distant future of 634 AF (or After Ford), which is about 2540 by our calendar. Society has been organized into peaceful city-states, and humans are genetically engineered to be part of different working classes. Alphas are designed to be the rulers and decision-makers, Be
Patty Duke And Tina Louise Starred In An Awful Sequel To A Legendary '60s Movie - SlashFilm (opens the original)
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Most horror fanatics have seen Roman Polanski's 1968 horror classic "Rosemary's Baby." Based on the novel by Ira Levin, "Rosemary's Baby" stars Mia Farrow as an expectant mother whose pregnancy is fraught with unusual complications. Her husband (John Cassavetes) is distant, and her neighbors (represented by Ruth Gordon) are a little too nosy. The film is so well-known that it's no longer a spoiler to reveal that Rosemary may have been impregnated by Satan and possibly carries the Antichrist. Tha
Is Futurama Season 14's Finale The End Of The Regular Series? - SlashFilm (opens the original)
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So, to give you the rundown on the many lives of "Futurama": the series debuted in March 1999 and only lasted for four seasons in its initial run on Fox, going off the air in 2003. The makers of "Futurama," however, were able to strike some kind of deal and managed to return in a limited capacity, in the form of four separate hour-and-a-half movies, released first on home video and then split up into four episodes apiece. The four films essentially count as the show's fifth season, but weren't f
This Forgotten Star-Studded Christian Bale Drama Featured Joel Kinnaman In A Small Role - SlashFilm (opens the original)
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Few people took much note of Terrence Malick's 2016 film "Knight of Cups," a movie overflowing with well-known actors, like Joel Kinnaman, in confusingly bit parts. Malick himself was a beloved arthouse darling in the 1970s, having released his debut feature "Badlands" in 1973 and the Oscar-winning "Days of Heaven" in 1978. Then, he famously took a 20-year break in filmmaking before returning with 1998's "The Thin Red Line," which was itself nominated for several Oscars. Malick was back, baby. F
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