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ūüéß Lord & Miller’s ‘Spectacular’ Idea: People Getting Along

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‚Üí Subscribe on Apple Podcasts ‚Üí Watch on YouTube As Phil Lord and Chris Miller kick off awards season for their blockbuster hit Project Hail Mary, a general sense of relief surrounds the year‚Äôs box office ‚ÄĒ which has delivered hits large and small and proven that moviegoers haven’t entirely given up on the theatrical experience.
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Netflix vs. Neon: An Oscar Showdown Starts Now

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By Katey Rich Verified
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With the New York Film Festival finally over (if it feels like it had been going on for weeks, it had — press and industry screenings started while the Toronto International Film Festival was still running) and regional festivals in Middleburg, Virginia (see you there!) and Montclair, New Jersey ahead this week (catch Christopher Rosen on Sunday), there’s no better time to look at the international feature race.
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Andrew Garfield’s Sam Altman: So Evil, It’s Oscar-Worthy

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All the excitement in the movie world has been in Manhattan this week, where the New York Film Festival has brought splashy world premieres of Oscar contenders like Tony Gilroy’s Behemoth! and Luca Guadagnino’s Artificial, plus movies to look forward to next year, like Tom McCarthy’s A Statement.
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