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We sat down with executive producer Lauren Neustadter to talk about the Hello Sunshine way and making their first action movie.
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Jonathan Tropper and Cassie Pappas talk to us about the way Lucky sees the world, her battles, and having Anya Taylor-Joy in the writer's room.
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A personal review of The Sheep Detectives — a woolly murder mystery about memory and grief, written the week of a family funeral.
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Milly Alcock and Rachel Zegler got the same treatment: praised on screen, blamed for everything off it. A look at the formula behind female-led hate campaigns.
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Read MoreWe sat down Alexandria Riley and Common to talk about how they approach their characters and we asked Common about giving up control as an actor.
Read MoreSeason 2 of Netflix's Avatar is a real improvement, but it keeps flinching from the darkness that made the original a masterpiece.
Read MoreWe sat down with Graham Yost and Rebecca Ferguson to talk about science fiction and the real world and how a TV pilot should introduce new jargon.
Read MoreA Cannes premiere and a Singapore firestorm. But does Dear You actually earn its emotional payoff, or just tug the easy heartstrings?
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Bahir likes to review movies because he can watch them at special screenings and not have to interact with large groups of people who may not agree with his idea of what a movie going experience is. Bahir likes jazz, documentaries, Ken Burns, and summer blockbuster movies. He really hopes that the HBO MAX Green Lantern series will help the character be cool again. Also don’t get him started on Jason Momoa’s Aquaman (#NotMyArthurCurry).
Irish Film lover lost in Malaysia. Co-host of Malaysia's longest running podcast (movie related or otherwise ) McYapandFries and frequent cryer in movies. Ask me about "The Ice Pirates"
Uma has been reviewing things for most of his life: movies, television shows, books, video games, his mum's cooking, Bahir's fashion sense. He is a firm believer that the answer to most questions can be found within the cinematic canon. In fact, most of what he knows about life he learned from Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. He still hasn't forgiven Christopher Nolan for the travesties that are Interstellar and The Dark Knight Rises.
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