Co-star spills on JLo’s ‘diva antics’ on set
Stripper crime movie Hustlers was plagued with rumours of diva behaviour from stars JLo and Cardi B — now Constance Wu has spoken out.
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Why the Joker movie is so controversial
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Terrifying reality about playing the Joker
He’s one of the most twisted, cold-hearted killers in cinematic history — and the actors who’ve played the Joker have all gone to dark places to try and embody him.
Two Smiths is two too many in sci-fi thriller
A-lister Will Smith plays two versions of himself in his new move Gemini Man and manages neither particularly well, movie reviewer Vicky Roach writes.
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Biopics that are better than Tupac
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Why Wahlberg is leaving Transformers
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Jada slams ‘hurtful’ Tupac movie
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Punk pioneers not afraid to disgust
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Girls gone wild in silly, hilarious comedy
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Tupac Shakur biopic’s a bad rap
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Delightful return to form for franchise
WE ALL love the minions, but the spin-off movie was just silly. Thankfully, the latest Despicable Me has returned to what made it work in the first place.
Despicable Me still fresh and funny
REVIEW: Gru and his Minions are back for a third film in the animated franchise that almost matches the original in its ability to excite and delight.
Sheer delight for cat lovers, non-lovers
REVIEW: The cute and charismatic cats of Istanbul will have you purring with delight in the unique documentary Kedi.
Houston doco pulls no punches
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