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	latest movie As-it-happens update ⋅ 22 December 2017
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	Look inside The Art of Star Wars: The Last Jedi Polygon The latest product from Abrams Books, The Art of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, is the first comprehensive look inside the creation of the most divisive science fiction movie in a generation. Available now on Amazon and at retailers around the country, it features a forward by director Rian Johnson as well as ... Star Wars: The Last Jedi's director explains Captain Phasma's disappointing role in the movie - DigitalSpy.com 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' Removed One of Luke Skywalker's Most Important Jedi Training Scenes - IndieWire "Alt-Right" group with ridiculous name takes credit for Last Jedi backlash - AV Club Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	'Last Jedi' Raises Cume To $296M+; 'Jumanji' At $16M+ Through Two Days, 'Pitch Perfect 3' Sings ... Deadline Convo is very positive, with Fans at a fever pitch to see the Bellas one last time – even if they're sarcastically convinced this last film won't hold up to the previous two." Led my Anna Kendrick's 20.5M fans across Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, the Pitch Perfect 3 cast has over 70M followers. Further ... Flag as irrelevant
	'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' Knights $295M Overseas, $574M WW With Wednesday Deadline The movie bowed last week, beginning Wednesday in such markets as France and growing to 88% of the overseas footprint through Friday. The full frame was worth $230.8M for the Resistance and came in about 22.3% off Star Wars: The Force Awakens, a great start given how hard fans had been ... Flag as irrelevant
	'The Irishman': First look at Robert De Niro and Al Pacino's latest film pairing The Independent Now, we have a first look at The Irishman, which is being filmed in New York City. Someone spotted Pacino and DeNiro reunited in their first look for the movie. What stands out in the leaked images the most however is Robert DeNiro's footwear choice; the 5'11" star is sporting Spice Girls-style platform ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ridley Scott's Movies Ranked From Worst to Best Collider.com When Ridley Scott was forced to recut his latest movie, All the Money in the World, to excise Kevin Spacey in lieu of Christopher Plummer, he did so quickly and efficiently. Directors whose perspective, style, and taste in subject matter are seemingly the exact opposite of Scott's, including Ava DuVernay, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Will Smith 'Bright' dubbed 'worst movie of the year', gets sequel The Independent Will Smith 'Bright' dubbed 'worst movie of the year', gets sequel ... However, according to critics, Smith's latest work is a flop. ... On Rotten Tomatoes, Indiewire critic David Ehrlich said, "Bright isn't only the worst film of 2017, it could be responsible for many of the worst films of 2018 and beyond.". Flag as irrelevant
	Weird Stuff With A Clown Happens In The New Movie Starring The Room's Tommy Wiseau Cinema Blend The word 'weird' is practically Tommy Wiseau's middle name these days, what with his infamous disaster-piece The Room being immortalized in this year's James Franco-directed film The Disaster Artist. Both the film and the biopic based on the memoir of its making have helped craft the image of a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Meryl Streep's New Movie 'The Post' Shows A Woman Finding Her Voice In A Male-Dominated ... Bustle On the surface, Steven Spielberg's latest film The Post is a serious historical drama covering the 1971 exposure of the controversial Pentagon Papers by reporters at The New York Times and The Washington Post. Much like Spielberg's other films dealing with dramatic true events, The Post makes the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Velaikkaran Movie Review Times of India Like Samuthirakani, perhaps the most unabashed of the 'message movie' specialists, Raja keeps hammering us with message after message ... It's definitely a new attempt for this actor, who is often cast in roles of a wastrel who gets the girl he loves/stalks, and here, he convincingly captures the idealism ... Flag as irrelevant
	"Downsizing" and "Happy End," Reviewed The New Yorker Such is the delightful premise of Alexander Payne's new film. From the opening scene, in a Norwegian laboratory, we realize that the necessary science is up and running. Moreover, its ethical basis is sound. Given that the planet is overpopulated, we are told, "the one practical, humane, and lasting ... Flag as irrelevant
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