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rogersmovienation.com | Roger Moore
Marvel’s “Thunderbolts*” will own the box office until “Mission: Impossible” and “Lilo & Stitch” return. So this patchwork comic book action had better make hay while the sun shines. “Thunderbolts*” opened at an underwhelming (for a Marvel movie) $74 million last weekend, and didn’t clear the $100 million mark in its first week. With no significant competition other than the enduring “Sinners” and “Minecraft” phenomena, it should love over 50% this weekend, maybe as much as 60%.
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rogersmovienation.com | Roger Moore
This drama is a “festival darling” that Freestyle picked up for wide release May 16. Another shot in the culture wars? Looks intriguing.
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rogersmovienation.com | Roger Moore
One of the distinct pleasures of the streaming TV era is renewed every time old friends Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman mount up for another epic motorcycling trek in their “Long Way” series.
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rogersmovienation.com | Roger Moore
The co-directors are the star of “Holy Spider” and the direct of “Skin.”And their star is most famous for the most recent incarnation of “The L Word.” In theaters June 13.
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rogersmovienation.com | Roger Moore
Movie Preview: Stephen King serves up horror with fascist overtones — “The Long Walk” Garrett Waering, Charlie Plummer, David Jonsson, Roman Griffin Davis and Ben Wang are among the younger stars of this “Hunger Games: Walk Until You Die” compeition, and Judy Greer, Mark Hamill and Michael Ironside are also in the cast. Sept 12, only in theaters.
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rogersmovienation.com | Roger Moore
The “Lost Bullet” cops and smugglers franchise, France’s answer to “The Fast and the Furious” films, goes out with fireworks — literally — with “Last Bullet,” a furious and somewhat futile attempt to wrap up all the complications and traffic pileups of the first two films of this trilogy. It’s hard to keep all the compromised cops, dirty cops, love interests, villains and intrepid survivors of “The Brigade” that set out to crack a Spain-to-France “Go Fast” bikes smuggling ring straight.
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rogersmovienation.com | Roger Moore
Here it is, in documentary form, the Greatest “Show Must Go On” Story Ever Told. Richard Green’s “I Know Catherine, The Log Lady” is a moving appreciation of the long life of a working actress, a woman rendered immortal by her quirkiest role, thanks to the fanatical fans of David Lynch and “Twin Peaks.” But playwright Robert Schenkkan credits Catherine E.
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rogersmovienation.com | Roger Moore
Australian cinema hadn’t made much of a mark internationally before The Australian New Wave hit in the mid ’70s through the very early ’80s. In a flash, Australian history, culture, character and mores were broadcast to the big wide world through such classic films as “Walkabout,” “The Last Wave,” “Picnic at Hanging Rock,” “My Brilliant Career,” “Mad Max,” “Gallipoli” and “Breaker Morant.” Stars such as Mel Gibson, Judy Davis, Bryan Brown, Nicole Kidman and Sam Neill rode that wave to Hollywood.
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rogersmovienation.com | Roger Moore
Another “true story” exorcism tale, this one co-starring Ashley Greene, Abigail Cowen and Patricia Heaton of “Everybody Loves Raymond.”No. Seriously. June 6.
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rogersmovienation.com | Roger Moore
“Queen of the Ring” is a two-fisted crowd-pleasing biopic of pioneering “lady wrestler” Mildred Burke, the “Kansas Cyclone” who rose from dropping men to the mat at county fairs and carnivals to become the first Million Dollar Female Athlete as she transformed wrestling from a male-only sport.