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New Lady Gaga Project, Jodie Foster Returns to Acting, New Spider-Verse Movie, Star Wars News, More

Posted on November 3, 2019 by Joseph Wade

New Lady Gaga Project, Jodie Foster Returns to Acting, New Spider-Verse Movie, Star Wars News, More

All of the week’s top movie news leading up to November 3rd including a new Lady Gaga/Ridley Scott project, lots of ‘Star Wars’ news, Ant-Man 3 update and much more.

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5 Films To See In August 2017

Posted on August 3, 2017August 18, 2017 by Joseph Wade

5 Films To See In August 2017

From beautifully shot action films to the truest of indies and all the way through to life-changing documentaries and potential Oscar contenders, here are our 5 films to see in cinemas this month.

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