Brendan Fraser is getting an amazingly positive response to his role in Darren Aronofsky's "The Whale." Here's how he felt about playing the unique character.
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The popular novels have already been adapted into a series of hit video games.
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The live-action Pokemon movie stars Ryan Reynolds as the title character.
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Kathryn Newton is aiming to be the very best, like no one ever was.
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The 22-year-old actor has just made history.
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Rampage is due out in theaters on April 20, 2018.
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New Donk City's biggest star is going Hollywood.
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The torture scene in Andor is actually an homage to A New Hope, although fans might not have picked up on it at first glance.
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He won't scatter your source material to the heartless sea.
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The movie is based on the minimalist comic by Jayson Rothwell.
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Todd Haynes wanted the "Andor" Episode 10 prison break to be intense and exciting.
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The classic series will get a full remaster for the format.
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Jack Ryan is set to debut sometime next year on Amazon Prime video.
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The upcoming flick will reimagine the origin story of Ash and Pikachu.
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Paramount was fast to grab the rights to the Sonic film.
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One particular scene in the script for "Weird: The Al Yankovic Story'" convinced Daniel Radcliffe to sign on to the Al Yankovic parody film.
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We wouldn't want to cross her in the wilderness.
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These announcements may not be as flashy as the Xbox One X's 4K display, but they're just as important.
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Jake Gyllenhaal and Jessica Chastain are set to star in the adaptation of Ubisoft's third-person shooter.
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Valve has unveiled the top 100 selling games of 2016. These titles are also now on sale on Steam, with discounts up to 75% off.
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Brendan Fraser is about to step back into the spotlight with "The Whale." His fans are tremendously supportive.
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Rozon opens up about what drew him to the show, the scares that come with stepping into a leading role, and much more.
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In an exclusive interview with Looper, Inu-Oh director Masaaki Yuasa addresses the anachronistic 14th-century rock opera film's potential gay subtext.
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