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The Shape of Water

7.3/10

2h3min

Nocturnal Animals

7.5/10

1h56min

Man of Steel

7.1/10

2h22min

The Iceman

6.8/10

1h45min

Mud

7.4/10

2h10min

Knives Out

7.9/10

2h10min

Nuremberg

7.4/10

2h28min

World Trade Center

6/10

2h9min

The Current War: Director's Cut

6.5/10

1h48min

Who is Michael Shannon?

Michael Shannon is an actor who began his professional stage career in Chicago, with his first role in "Winterset" at the Illinois Theatre Center. He went on to perform with companies such as Steppenwolf, The Next Lab and the Red Orchid Theatre, and in London's West End in productions including "Woyzeck", "Killer Joe" and "Bug". His film credits include Chicago Cab (1997), Pearl Harbor (2001) and 8 Mile (2002).

2 nominations for Oscars

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Connections

Michael Peña

Aaron Taylor-Johnson

Amy Adams

Andrea Riseborough

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Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet’s 119-Minute ‘Anti-Titanic’ Movie Officially Lands on Paramount+

Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet’s most devastating onscreen reunion is coming to Paramount+. Their 119-minute romantic drama, Revolutionary Road (2008), officially arrives on the streaming platform in the United States on November 1, 2026, according to Paramount+’s November lineup. Directed by Sam Mendes, the film brought the Titanic (1997) stars back together for the first time in 11 years. However, anyone expecting Jack and Rose’s sweeping romance will encounter something far less comforting. Revolutionary Road is practically an anti-Titanic, trading the tragedy of lovers separated by circumstance for the painful disintegration of a marriage. Paramount’s official film page confirms the 119-minute runtime. Its arrival offers a timely opportunity to revisit one

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‘Buddy’ Let Loose in UK Cinemas This November

Bright colours, cheerful songs and a giant orange unicorn might not sound like the ingredients for a nightmare, but Buddy is preparing to turn the comforting world of 1990s children’s television into something much nastier when Casper Kelly’s surreal horror comedy reaches UK and Irish cinemas this November. The film takes place inside a seemingly wholesome children’s TV programme ruled over by Buddy, an enormous orange unicorn voiced by Keegan-Michael Key. Unfortunately for the young performers trapped within his colourful domain, Buddy expects everyone to play by his rules, and disobedience can result in extraordinarily violent consequences. As the situation deteriorates, a young girl named Freddy attempts

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Knives Out is the whodunnit reborn: a sharp, funny class satire that still keeps its mystery tight

Rian Johnson carried the idea for Knives Out around from the mid-2000s, and the film has the confidence of something that waited its turn. A bestselling crime novelist, Harlan Thrombey (Christopher Plummer), turns 85, throws a party for his family, and is found dead the next morning with his throat cut. The police call it suicide. Benoit Blanc, hired by an anonymous client, does not. That is the whole engine, and Johnson, who wrote the script himself in six or seven months, builds an entire film out of keeping it running. The timing matters. Johnson came to this straight after Star Wars: The Last Jedi, a film that divided audiences,

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Knives Out (2019) Movie Ending Explained & Themes Analyzed: Who Killed Harlan Thrombey?

Murder mystery as a film genre has been popular since cinema’s advent as a form of mass entertainment worldwide. From the early films of the genre to various traditional Sherlock Holmes and Agatha Christie adaptations across languages to the subversive “Clue” and “The Last of Sheila,” there are plenty of films that deal with the age-old tropes of whodunit and successfully capture the audience’s imagination. The genre’s focus on a mysterious death and its eventual resolution is universal, attracting audiences across languages and generations. In the contemporary age, however, most of the murder mysteries have been transferred to the small screen with numerous modern-day adaptations of Sherlock Holmes

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13 Best Shows Like ‘Tulsa King’ To Watch If You Love the Series

Tulsa King is one of the most entertaining crime comedy-drama series currently airing. Created by Taylor Sheridan, the Paramount+ series follows the story of a New York mafia capo, Dwight “The General” Manfredi, as he is released from prison after 25 years and is now exiled by his boss to Tulsa, Oklahoma. Dwight realizes that his boss might not have his best interests at heart, and he starts to build his own crew in Tulsa. Tulsa King stars the great Sylvester Stallone in the lead role, with Dana Delany, Garrett Hedlund, Domenick Lombardozzi, Jay Will, and Max Casella starring in supporting roles. So, if you loved the compelling characters, brilliant writing,

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Talia Ryder, Elizabeth Marvel & Bill Camp Join STX & Aggregate’s True-Crime Thriller ‘PR?PPY’

Exclusive: Talia Ryder (Never Rarely Sometimes Always) is set for a third lead role opposite Kit Connor and Diana Silvers in PR?PPY, the true-crime flick from STX Entertainment and Aggregate Films that we recently scooped. Also newly aboard the film, helmed by Janicza Bravo, are Presumed Innocent‘s Elizabeth Marvel and Bill Camp. Character details are being kept under wraps. Production is now underway in Manhattan. Based on an original screenplay by David Levine and Rose Lichter-Marck, PR?PPY explores the summer of 1986 leading to the murder of recent high school graduate Jennifer Levin at the hands of Robert Chambers, a former Manhattan private-school student, in New York’s Central Park. The shocking crime — in which Chambers was dubbed the “Preppy Killer” — captivated a generation and put privilege, class and sex on trial. Jason Bateman, Michael Costigan and John Buderwitz are producing for Aggregate, alongside Peter Coleman and Paula Manzanedo for STX,

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