😔 Streaming Is Now Just Cable, But Much Worse...
Published about 1 year ago • 3 min read
Plus: 3 Body Problem Season 2 is confirmed, Dune: Part Two's peak Sci-Fi moment, and more...
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Hollywood's latest trend, streaming bundles, might seem like a valuable proposition for subscribers, but they're not good for artists.
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Netflix's successful sci-fi series 3 Body Problem is coming back for season 2, but will this be the final season of the show? Or will we see season 3?
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Sony Pictures and Marvel Entertainment's Madame Web was a box office flop, but now it's the number one movie on Netflix in the United States.
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Dune: Part Two cinematographer Greig Fraser tells us how he and director Denis Villeneuve executed the film's 'peak sci-fi' anti-gravity attack.
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Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes would still be an impressive-looking movie without its special effects thanks to its practical settings and actors.
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BEHIND THE SCENES |
Pesci's Mobster Encounter |
The famous "How am I funny?" scene in Goodfellas was inspired by a real event from Joe Pesci's life. When he was young and working in a restaurant, Pesci told a mobster that he was funny. The mobster didn't take it well, and the reaction stuck with Pesci.
He shared this story with director Martin Scorsese, who decided it had to be in the movie. To capture authentic reactions, Scorsese kept the scene out of the script, so the cast's surprise was genuine during filming. |
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