'Cruella' and the 'Quiet Place' sequel open big at the U.S. box office
"Cruella" and "A Quiet Place Part II" both had big opening Memorial Day weekends, a sign that Americans are excited to get back into theaters.
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'A Quiet Place 2′ & 'Cruella' Are Box Office Hits – See Friday's Grosses! | A Quiet Place, Box Office, Cruella, Emily Blunt, Emma Stone, John Krasinski, Movies
‘A Quiet Place 2′ & ‘Cruella’ Are Box Office Hits – See Friday’s Grosses! Movie theaters are thriving once again thanks to the releases of A Quiet Place Part II and Cruella! The two new movies were released in theaters on May 28 and…
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The Beauty Secrets Behind Emma Stone's Glorious Take on Cruella De Vil | Interview
Nadia Stacey would like to make the argument that Cruella is the most indie a Disney movie could possibly be. OK, hear the villain's hair and makeup designer out. Coming from an independent film background, working on set of the likes of The Favourite and The Girl with All the Gifts, Stacey knows well how much creative freedom they have. (Read: A lot.) "When you get studios behind you, there are so many people with so many opinions," she explains to Allure. "I kind of felt maybe [a Disney movie] is not the world for me because I like to be a bit kind of edgier."
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Jac Schaeffer Marvel Deal For New TV Shows – /Film
WandaVision and Black Widow writer Jac Schaeffer just signed a three-year deal to develop new TV shows for Marvel and 20th Television.
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Summer movies 2021: 'Respect,' 'In the Heights' and 'F9' headline a blockbuster season of fun, escapist entertainment
Mick LaSalle May 24, 2021Updated: May 24, 2021, 9:17 am Jennifer Hudson portrays Aretha Franklin in “Respect.” Photo: MGM Most of the movies that will be released this summer originally were set to be released earlier and have migrated from other time periods. Yet to look at these titles, one after the other, is to get the impression of some kind of design at work — as though they were carefully arranged to take our minds off the coronavirus pandemic and ease the transition back to normal life. What follows are select highlights, films that either look good or look so bad a...
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