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Ralph Fiennes Eyed for Warner Bros.’ ‘The Goldfinch’
Ralph Fiennes Eyed for Warner Bros.’ ‘The Goldfinch’
Ralph Fiennes Eyed for Warner Bros.’ ‘The Goldfinch’
Warner Bros. and Amazon have locked down a deal to co-finance a feature adaptation of Donna Tartt’s The Goldfinch, that book your mom’s book club and your more literary friends probably read last year. The book earned rave reviews from all sides so a movie deal was not far off, and this week brings news that Ralph Fiennes might star in it.
‘The LEGO Batman Movie’ Review: This Batman Does Play Around
‘The LEGO Batman Movie’ Review: This Batman Does Play Around
‘The LEGO Batman Movie’ Review: This Batman Does Play Around
It’s a question that has perplexed Batman villains since at least 1989: “Where does he get those wonderful toys?” Finally, we have an answer. The LEGO Store. The one a few blocks from Warner Bros.’ New York offices currently sells at least eight different LEGO Batman sets, all of which appear in various forms in The LEGO Batman Movie. The film is, like The LEGO Movie before it, a feature-length toy commercial — and, like The LEGO Movie before it, The LEGO Batman Movie is far more entertaining than a giant piece of crass commercialism has any right to be.
Ralph Fiennes and Hugh Laurie Join ‘Holmes and Watson’
Ralph Fiennes and Hugh Laurie Join ‘Holmes and Watson’
Ralph Fiennes and Hugh Laurie Join ‘Holmes and Watson’
With every new casting update, the gestating detective spoof Holmes and Watson gets a little bit better. Casting former Step Brothers Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly as bumbling iterations of Sherlock Holmes and his man Watson was an inspired move to begin with, but landing a supporting cast including Rebecca Hall, Kelly Macdonald, The Trip cutup Rob Brydon, and comedy’s hidden gem Lauren Lapkus s
More Movies to Watch in September 2016: On Demand With ScreenCrush
More Movies to Watch in September 2016: On Demand With ScreenCrush
More Movies to Watch in September 2016: On Demand With ScreenCrush
We’ve got one of the biggest movies of the summer (or any summer!), with superheroes doing battle with each other instead of the bad guys, the sequel to one of the most popular comedies of the last decade, and Tilda Swinton and Ralph Fiennes in a steamy film about love and betrayal amongst a rock star and her friends.

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