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Netflix is alleged to have funneled as much as $430 million in international profits into “tax havens.” That’s the assessment put forth in a report from the British group Tax Watch, Deadline informed readers on Wednesday. “In total, we estimate that the company moved between $327.8m to $430m in profits to low tax jurisdictions from its […]
Taskmaster pops up for some fight-related happenings in a new glimpse at this May’s Black Widow movie. The mercenary makes a movements-mirroring appearance near the end of a new 90-second “special look” video, with Verge noting that this footage should be familiar to anyone who was in attendance for the D23 convention last year. The […]
Sam Mendes’ 1917 and Quentin Tarantino‘s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood took home the top prizes at the Ricky Gervais-hosted Golden Globes throwdown earlier this month, but will they fare as well among the 2020 class of Oscar nominees? With the unveiling of the 92nd Oscar nominations on Monday morning, we gota look at […]
Mobile cinema businesses became wildly popular in Ghana in the 1980s and 1990s. As a way to attract viewers, proprietors commissioned local artists to paint film posters with creative license. Twitter user @Retr0Joe started a thread of some of his favorite posters. The collection went viral over the weekend. A thread of African Movie […]
From beyond the grave, the once-integral DVD format enjoyed a brief return to pop culture discourse this weekend. Thanks to a tweet from ScreenCrush‘s Matt Singer in which all who might remember such a thing were asked to recall the very first DVD they owned, cinema lifers managed to tuck in mentions of everything from Marilyn Manson‘s […]
Before Daniel Kaluuya became a household name for his award-winning performance in the 2017 film Get Out, he was like many other people who have pursued a career in acting. But that road to success was initially stalled by his home country’s racism, according to him. “I was going for a lot of stuff [in England],” Kaluuya told the Sunday Times. […]
The WWI saga 1917 nabbed the No. 1 spot at the box office, earning $36.5 million in its first weekend of wide release, Variety reports. Directed by Sam Mendes, the film surpassed Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker, which has dominated the box office since its debut in late December. Since opening in limited release on Christmas Day, 1917 has […]
John Boyega is unfazed by the haters—at least, that’s what his recent Instagram posts suggests. On Friday night, the 27-year-old actor shared an edited video in which he seen kicking, punching, and running over some of the recent criticism he’s received online. Boyega received backlash last month when he referenced the polarizing kiss between Rey (Daisy Ridley) and Kylo […]
Lee Loechler’s marriage proposal was straight out of a fairy tale. The 29-year-old filmmaker made headlines this week after he posted a now-viral video of him popping the question. Filmed on Dec. 30, the footage shows Loechler and his high school sweetheart, Dr. Sthuthi David, watching a screening of her favorite Disney film, Sleeping Beauty. But […]
We’re past the “happy new year” sayings, but know that this is the first Best of the Week for movies and TV of 2020. Sadly, it’s kind of weak right now. Some new shows are hitting, other films aren’t really even out yet, but this week, one particular film is finally in theaters. Oddly enough, […]
