Five Paul Rudd movies to stream right now
THE new Marvel sequel Ant-Man and the Wasp is a winner, and so too is its underrated leading man Paul Rudd. Here are five more ways to stream Rudd at his ever-reliable best.
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FOLLOWING Avengers: Infinity War — the most successful superhero movie ever — was never going to be easy, but Paul Rudd says Ant-Man has carved its own special niche in the MCU
Mr Incredible’s baffling run-ins with mini fans
AFTER 14 years, Craig T. Nelson — aka Mr Incredible — had given up on an Incredibles sequel, but that didn’t stop the occasional strange encounter along the way with the movie’s young fans.
Five ensemble cast comedies you need to stream
WITH the busy ensemble comedy Tag hitting cinemas tomorrow, here are five more streaming options where the quality ensemble cast increases the quantity of laughs.
Why Leigh Whannell swapped Saw’s horror for sci-fi
AUSSIE filmmaker Leigh Whannell has dumped Saw-like horror for his new sci-fi actioned Upgrade, which was filmed in Australia and has the critics raving.
Mr Football’s words of wisdom for Foster
AS the biggest sporting event in the world gets underway, SBS commentator Craig Foster prepares to cover his first World Cup without his long-time friend Les Murray. But Murray’s words are still ringing in his ears.
Jon Hamm chasing his inner child
HE will forever be known as Mad Men’s dark and brooding Don Draper, but childhood friends and a sense of fun have made Jon Hamm Mr Versatility.
Why a Wedding Crashers sequel won’t happen
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This Guy’s playing to his own tune
AUSSIE actor Guy Pearce has emerged from the dark days of his broken marriage with a wealth of new projects, a new partner, a toddler son who loves the beach and a new positive outlook.
‘Avicii could have been me’: Snow Patrol frontman
SNOW Patrol frontman Gary Lightbody felt the death of the late DJ Avicii acutely, having struggled with substance abuse and mental health issues before making the band’s new album Wildness.
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