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screenrant.com | Guy Howie
Published 3 minutes ago Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your ScreenRant account In 1992, Clint Eastwood released his mid-career masterpiece, Unforgiven, a revisionist Western that’s arguably his greatest achievement as a director. Eastwood plays the movie’s central hero, veteran outlaw and gunfighter Will Munny, as part of a stellar cast that also includes Morgan Freeman and Richard Harris. But every great hero needs a villain of equal might to test their strength and elevate their...
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screenrant.com | Guy Howie
The real magic of Harry Potter’s wizarding world is its relationship to our own Muggle universe, and one scene from Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince illustrates this relationship better than any other. The scene is among the most intriguing in any Harry Potter book, and yet the filmmakers behind the sixth book’s cinematic adaptation neglected to include it in the movie version.
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screenrant.com | Guy Howie
Seinfeld changed history when it came to situational TV comedy by stripping back the medium to its bare elements and taking a self-conscious look at the essence of sitcom humor. The show’s premise was scant, as it self-referentially mocked in its fourth season. Yet it grounded itself in farcical real-life experiences more than any other comedy show had before it.
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2 weeks ago |
screenrant.com | Guy Howie
The Office grew into one of the most successful sitcoms of the 21st century, drawing on the premise of its acclaimed British source material to become a landmark TV show in its own right. Series developer Greg Daniels began by trying to make a like-for-like replica of Ricky Gervais’ original UK version, but one moment in the first episode of the American Office showed why this plan was doomed from the very start.
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2 weeks ago |
screenrant.com | Guy Howie
Even with access to the latest technological innovations in cinema, Steven Spielberg’s upcoming UFO movie it’s unlikely to top his first, the masterful Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Spielberg’s first major big-screen release, Jaws, might have invented the modern blockbuster, but it was his next film that confirmed him as one of the film industry’s foremost talents.
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