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Monday, July 13, 2015 at 2:00PM Film School Rejects on Comic Con leaks and what the studios should worry about instead
Arts.Mic Netflix has the best opening titles
Empire Jennifer Lawrence attached to The Rosie Project, a romantic story of a man with aspergers and a free spirited woman who inspires him
/Film X-Men Apocalypse teaser posters
Queerty interviews Alex Keshishian on the seismic impact of Madonna's Truth or Dare (1991) back in the day. It changed lives! My friends and I still quote it regularly to this day.
Freier Fall 2 -- um, WHAT? They're raising money for a sequel to that very hot LGBT movie that's streaming on Netflix that stars Max Reimelt from Sense8.
Awards Daily Sasha compares Oscars to the presidential primaries
Guardian one million dollar reward in the case of Judy Garland's missing ruby slippers
i09 first look at HBO's series version of the old sci fi classic Westworld
FSR checking in with Hayao Miyazaki who is still working -- albeit on short films -- and experimenting at 74.
Variety Guillermo del Toro on his female centric Gothic horror, Crimson Peak
Off Cinema
B&N Reads Esther Bloom on inappropriate books she read as a tween. I didn't do this but I remember the whispered conversations in school about books we weren't supposed to be reading.
Playbill interviews two of the most talented people in the world: Sutton Foster and Jonathan Groff and talks tv learning curves, their summer productions at City Center, and Groff's fanboy obsession with Foster before he himself was famous. It's sweet
Pic of the Day
"Chewie's Angels" (from Comic Con via HitFix) Mwahhhaaaaahaaa. L-O-V-E.
Reader Comments (7)
Hi Nathaniel
Will you write a YNMS article for The Dressmaker trailer?
I would like to read it.
And congratulations for Granma poster. It is great news. Love it.
Would love to see any breakdown of the Show Me A Hero trailer. Really looking forward to it.
Hit Me With Your Best Shot: TRUTH OR DARE!!!
Did Sutton Foster leave for reharsal halfway through that interview? You click to the second page, and it's all Groff. I know people lose their minds about him, even if I can't quite understand it, but it's funny how he's talking about the women in musicals always being his points of interest, while an amazing female star of musicals is sitting right there, suddenly sidelined.
Did anyone read that Deadline's "reverse sexism" post. First racist trolling, now sexist trolling. Deadline has gone downhill.
Another way that the Oscars are like the Presidential primaries: even when the result is a foregone conclusion, journalists will try to make a race of it. Gotta give the readers something new...
Nick - I suspect she either left or its a poorly edited piece because that shift is totally strange, I agree. I didn't notice for a minute because I just saw Groff in ANew Brain and it was so great that I was just soaking up all the words