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CinemaBlend This past Christmas, Carey Mulligan continued to shine in Promising Young Woman, a twist-heavy revenge thriller that served as a feature screenwriting and directorial debut of Killing Eve's Emerald Fennell. With an all-star cast that includes Bo Burnham, Alison Brie, Jennifer Coolidge, Clancy Brown, Max Greenfield, Laverne Cox, Alfred Molina, Connie Britton, and Molly Shannon, the movie was among the splashiest titles at 2020's Sundance Film Festival, and it has only continued to inspire chatter with its VOD debut. Now that more people have a chance to watch this buzzy title, yo...

Biggest box office stars since 1980 What does it take to be a big box office star? Some actors find enormous paychecks through tentpole franchises like the films of the Marvel Cinematic Universe or the long-running “Fast & Furious” series, which leads to both steady work and a lot of audience interest. Pop culture sensations like the multi-film “Hunger Games” and “Twilight” series also result in big box office numbers and paychecks for their stars. But other actors pulling in the big bucks do so after many years working to establish themselves as reliable and professional, showi...

Last modified on Sat 19 Dec 2020 04.26 EST When the first episode of The Sopranos aired in January 1999, people weren’t sure what to expect. Two months later, in March, Robert De Niro would star in the movie Analyse This, a mafia comedy about a mob boss who, like Tony Soprano, seeks the support of a therapist. But for most people at the time, the worlds of the cosa nostra and mental health had been quite separate. And though Analyze This was a blockbuster, The Sopranos was airing on the cable channel HBO, which boasted only 11 million subscribers at the time. But The Sopranos was a hit, wi...

Mad Dog and Glory). Sam “Ace” Rothstein, the mob-affiliated casino boss he plays in the Scorsese picture, and Neil McCauley, the career criminal he plays in Heat, do their respective jobs with ruthless professionalism. McCauley offers the spiel that lends Heat its title, explaining that anyone serious about the heist business needs to be able to drop all attachments “in 30 seconds flat if you feel the heat around the corner.” Ace, in the meantime, is the kind of exacting control freak who demands one of his buffet chefs put an equal amount of blueberries in each muffin. If Neil an...