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Every Charming Piece of the Next ‘Shaun the Sheep’ Adventure Has Been Meticulously Crafted — Even Its Poster Original

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By Wilson Chapman Verified
| IndieWire Verified
In his film and TV career, Shaun the Sheep has taken on plenty of hats, from big city tourist in the 2015 “Shaun the Sheep Movie” and the hero of an alien invasion movie in its 2019 sequel “Farmaggedon.” But in his latest big screen adventure, he’s gearing up for a role unlike any he’s done before, as the type of mad scientist who would make Victor Frankenstein proud.
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‘Evil Dead Burn’ Just Made Sam Raimi’s Profoundly Silly ‘Army of Darkness’ Essential Viewing Again

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By Alison Foreman Verified, Wilson Chapman Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
On Friday nights,IndieWire After Dark honors fringe cinema in the streaming age with midnight movies from any moment in film history. First, the BAIT: a weird genre pick, and why we're exploring its specific niche right now. Then, the BITE: a spoiler-filled answer to the all-important question, "Is this old cult film actually worth recommending?" The Bait: Who the Hell Are the Wise Men in "Evil Dead Burn"?
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When It Comes to Animation, the Emmys Play Things Too Safe — Opinion Original

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By Wilson Chapman Verified
| IndieWire Verified
This story originally ran in the newsletter Sketch to Screen. Subscribe here to receive it in your inbox. The Emmys have always been a notoriously static awards body. When a show gets its laurels via a nomination early in its run, it’ll typically keep getting its laurels regardless of all but the most dramatic of quality dips.
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