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'Squid Game' Season 3 Review: A Dour, Damning Ending — No Spoilers

18 hours ago | indiewire.com | Ben Travers

Hwang Dong-hyuk wraps up his blunt evisceration of capitalism with a fittingly grim final season.
'Squid Game' Season 3 Character Guide: Who's Who in Final Episodes

1 day ago | indiewire.com | Proma Khosla

With 'Squid Game' returning for its third and final season on Netflix, here's a quick refresher on every character who made it this far.
The Film Industry’s Cowardice on Palestine Threatens to Diminish the Value of Cinema Itself — Opinion

2 days ago | indiewire.com | David Ehrlich

A few days after Cannes wrapped up last month, my IndieWire colleague Ryan Lattanzio published an interview with filmmaker Nadav Lapid, whose furious new satire of modern Israel quietly premiered in the Directors’ Fortnight section at the very end of the festival. That was a curious and pronounced demotion for a rising auteur whose similarly blistering previous feature (2021’s “Ahed’s Knee”) had been selected for the main Competition, where it emerged from a stacked field to win the Jury Prize.
Could Pixar’s ‘Elio’ Bounce Back from an All-Time Low the Way ‘Elemental’ Did?

4 days ago | indiewire.com | Brian Welk

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Sean Baker’s Favorite Movies: 10 Movies the Director Wants You to See

4 days ago | indiewire.com | Wilson Chapman

Look at Oscar-winner Sean Baker’s Letterboxd account, and the first thing you’ll notice is how much he watches. The director behind “The Florida Project” and “Anora” logs an impressive array of films almost every day on the platform, ranging from current releases to obscure curios from the ’70s and ’80s.
‘Death Stranding 2: On the Beach’ Is the Year’s Most Hopeful Blockbuster

4 days ago | indiewire.com | David Ehrlich

Like anyone who’s played their way through the last 30 years (or more) of Hideo Kojima’s work, I’ve come to expect a certain degree of eccentricity from AAA gaming’s most distinctive auteur. Be that as it may, Kojima’s fetishistic cinephilia made “Death Stranding” — its cast partially composed of famous directors whose photorealistic likenesses are embodied by actors via performance capture — a uniquely strange experience for movie people like me.
What Could Happen to ‘The Matrix,’ ‘Wonka,’ and ‘Mad Max’ Franchises Now That They Have New Owners?

1 week ago | indiewire.com | Brian Welk

On Wednesday, Alcon Media Group won a bid for $417.5 million to acquire the Village Roadshow film library, which includes 108 titles and the rights to some major franchise films, including “The Matrix,” “Wonka,” “Mad Max: Fury Road,” the “Ocean’s” films, the “Sherlock Holmes” series, “Joker,” “Ready Player One,” and more. All those films and others were the product of a reliable and lucrative co-production and co-financing deal Village Roadshow had with Warner Bros.
‘Bride Hard’ Review: Rebel Wilson and Anna Camp Endure a Shamefully Bad Marriage with Director Simon West

1 week ago | indiewire.com | Alison Foreman

Women can have everything but a personality in director Simon West’s offensively bland work-life balance comedy, “Bride Hard.” Rebel Wilson stars as an American spy on the hunt for a single redeeming quality in Magenta Light Studios’ wedding party-turned-hostage negotiation. It’s been 13 years since Anna Camp broke out with Wilson in “Pitch Perfect,” and the box office success of that franchise made the actresses’ reunion in a new movie inevitable.
Behind the Deep, Dark Meaning of ‘We Were Liars’ — from Author E. Lockhart Herself

1 week ago | indiewire.com | Proma Khosla

[Editor’s Note: This story contains spoilers for the ending of “We Were Liars.”]There are two kinds of people in this world: Those who read E. Lockhart’s “We Were Liars” and never recovered, and those who haven’t.
James Gunn Tells Fans to Chill on When to Expect ‘The Batman Part II’: ‘Get Off Matt Reeves’ Nuts’

1 week ago | indiewire.com | Brian Welk

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