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J.K. Rowling may be done with the Harry Potter book series, but that hasn’t kept the author from indulging in and expanding its magical universe. Between the upcoming play Harry Potter and the Cursed Child and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, there’s no shortage of new Potter-verse materials arriving this year — but Rowling has another surprise for fans, as the author is releasing FOUR new supplementary stories to help prepare you for Fantastic Beasts.

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If you're with me on the love for Tina Fey, you probably skipped the Zootopia line over the weekend and saw Whiskey Tango Foxtrot instead. If anyone can make a war zone funny it's Tina Fey.  But do we want to? Here's the thing.

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Oh, man. I'm gonna need a tissue.

The last movie appearances of Robin Williams, Marilyn Monroe, Heath Ledger, James Dean and Paul Walker. Their last movie scenes were respectively in Night at the Museum 3, The Misfits, The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, Giant and Furious 7...

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An animated short movie directed by German filmmaker Jacob Frey has won over 50 awards in its run at film festivals over the past two years.

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Academy Award-winning actress and chronic over-faller Jennifer Lawrence has played her fair share of femmes fatale, even at her relatively green age of 25...

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If you loved Star Wars: The Force Awakens and can’t wait for the adventures of Finn, Rey, and Poe to continue in Star Wars: Episode VIII, uh, you’re going to have to.

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The blockbuster's directed by Patty Jenkins (Monster, The Killing) and tells the DC superhero's origin story.

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We'll be showing a special "once in a lifetime" presentation of "Twilight" in March of 2016, but if you are a fan of that series, you may want to sit this one out.

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The 2016 Sundance Film Festival is about to kick off in Park City, Utah, and this year promises to have one of the most exciting and diverse lineups in years.

In the past two years Brooklyn, Boyhood and Whiplash were all big Sundance premieres that went on to considerable success. So, what do we think will be the big, breakout films of 2016? Let’s take a look at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival lineup and 15 of the most notable films, we think everyone will be talking about!

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The greatest outrage stirred by last week’s announcement of the Oscar nominees was not the Best Picture snub for Carol or the absurd exclusion of Todd Haynes from the Best Director category, but rather the troubling homogeneity of the twenty men and women nominated in the acting categories. Specifically, many have taken issue with the fact that this year’s Oscar slate looks about as white as a Whole Foods before noon on a Sunday. The social media hashtag OscarsSoWhite resurfaced within minutes after the nomination announcement had finished, and Spike Lee has even called for a boycott of the ceremony as a response to the blatant lack of diversity in this year’s picks.

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John C. Reilly and Steve Coogan are two actors who are incredibly funny and just as equally capable of heart-wrenching drama, which makes them the perfect pairing for a Laurel and Hardy biopic. Reilly and Coogan will headline the upcoming film titled Stan & Ollie, a BBC Films production that centers on the final 1953 tour of the iconic comedic duo.

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Are we only a month away from the end of the world?

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