Here's Where You Can Stream When Harry Met Sally Online
The Rob Reiner-directed rom-com "When Harry Met Sally" is as iconic as its two leads, Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan. Here's where you can stream the film online.
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Ethan Coen's Drive-Away Dolls Trailer Revs Up With Thelma & Louise Style Hijinks
Ethan Coen is going solo with the first trailer for "Drive-Away Dolls," a queer road-trip movie starring Margaret Qualley and Geraldine Viswanathan.
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Asteroid City: Why Playing Two Roles Drew Jason Schwartzman To This Wes Anderson Script - Exclusive
Jason Schwartzman is no stranger to collaborating with Wes Anderson, but the actor explained how his dual roles in "Asteroid City" drew him to the project.
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Robert Englund Imagined Wes Craven As A Dark Genius Before Playing Freddy Krueger - Exclusive Interview
Robert Englund's career goes well beyond the face of Fred Krueger. He told Looper how it felt looking back on his life in his new documentary.
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The Ending Of Asteroid City Explained
Wes Anderson is beloved for his impeccable style, incredible casts, and beautiful films. Let's dive into his fascinating and confounding Asteroid City.
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Adipurush Will Be Bollywood's LOTR (& Western Audiences Better Get Prepared)
Lord of the Rings was many people's first step into fantasy. Now, Adipurush can be a gateway into Indian mythology for those in the West.
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Who Plays Elvis Presley In A24's Priscilla?
Sofia Coppola's A24-distributed film, "Priscilla," is a retelling of Priscilla Presley's story. But who plays the King of Rock 'n' Roll, Elvis, in the film?
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Lord Of The Rings Rights Were Sold For $395 Million - What Does That Mean For Fans?
Now that we know how much Embracer Group paid for the rights to "The Lord of the Rings," what can fans expect from the franchise going forward?
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What Sparked Peggy Lee & Disney's Real-Life Legal War Over 1955's Lady And The Tramp?
American singer and "Lady and the Tramp" star Peggy Lee once took Disney to court and engaged in an extensive legal battle with the Mouse House.
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Indiana Jones: The Series' Best And Worst Movie, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Which "Indiana Jones" movies are considered the best and worst as dictated by Rotten Tomatoes scores?
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The Most Powerful Transformers Ranked
We've scoured the history of Transformers to try to determine which robots in disguise are truly the kings of the mountain. Let's roll out!
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The Intimate Scene Jennifer Lawrence Felt Guilty About Filming
Getting paid to appear intimate with some of Hollywood's most attractive people isn't always fun; sometimes it's downright awkward and anxiety-inducing.
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The Untold Truth Of Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny
"Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" went through a lot before finding its way to completion. Here's how Harrison Ford and James Mangold made it happen.
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The Fast And The Furious' Alternate Ending Would've Changed Everything
While it seems like a small change at first, an alternate ending to "The Fast and the Furious" would've changed everything for the Fast Family moving forward.
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Jennifer Lawrence Thinks No Hard Feelings Will Offend You & That's A Good Thing
Jennifer Lawrence and the cast of "No Hard Feelings" think that their raunchy new comedy will probably offend audiences -- but here's why that's a good thing.
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Dumb Money's First Trailer Promises A Hilarious Take On The GameStop Stock Saga
Sony Pictures has debuted the trailer for "Dumb Money," a biopic that finally reveals the behind-the-scenes chaos that led to the GameStop short squeeze.
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Extraction 2's Tkachiri Prison May Not Be Real, But Its Georgia Setting Is Right On The Mark
The prison in Netflix's "Extraction 2" isn't based on a real place, but the brutal environment isn't far-fetched when compared to other penitentiaries.
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Stephen King's Fairy Tale Movie Adaption Will Only Work If It Embraces Its Horror Elements
2017's Dark Tower failed, but Paul Greengrass' adaptation of King's newest fantasy novel can fix the damage - if it stays true to the book's darker elements.
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James Cameron Made Titanic So Hollywood Would Fund His Dive To The Shipwreck
According to James Cameron, he made "Titanic" so he could have enough money to explore the actual wreckage.
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Easter Eggs And References You Missed In The Flash
With the extensive multiverse present in "The Flash," it stands to reason that it would have plenty of easter eggs -- here are just a few you may have missed.
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Here's Where You Can Watch Saving Private Ryan
Seeing how it's considered one of the best war movies ever made, it makes sense people want to know how to watch "Saving Private Ryan" at home.
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TCM Cuts: Trio Of A-List Directors Expected To Voice Opposition To David Zaslav In Phone Call
Martin Scorsese, Steven Spielberg, and Paul Thomas Anderson plan to confront David Zaslav about preserving classic movies, according to Indiewire.
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A Seemingly Simple Shot From Asteroid City Took 60 Takes And Four Hours To Film
A lot of detail goes into Wes Anderson's films, as Jeffrey Wright learned all too well trying to get one simple shot just right while filming "Asteroid City."
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Michael Clarke Duncan Voiced More Of Your Childhood Than You Likely Realized
He was always imposing and impressive on the big screen, but the late, great Michael Clarke Duncan was also a massively prolific voice actor.
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Secret Invasion Episode 1: Fury's Meeting With Sonya Hints At Her True Nature
Throughout "Secret Invasion," Nick Fury will have a hard time deciphering who to trust. His former ally might prove to be someone bound to betray him.
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The Flash's 'Superman Lives' Nod Brings Kevin Smith Delightfully 'Weird Closure'
Kevin Smith's "Superman Lives" script is brought to life in the intense, action-packed final act of "The Flash," much to the delight of the filmmaker.
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Asteroid City: Why Maya Hawke & Rupert Friend's Onscreen Romance Is Unique - Exclusive Interview
Maya Hawke and Rupert Friend told Looper about the aspects of their onscreen "Asteroid City" romance that you won't see anywhere else.
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