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- 'Doctor Strange' Review, 'Deadpool 2' Dilemmas: CAN'T WAIT! Podcast Ep. 4
- Johnny Depp to Star in 'Fantastic Beasts' Sequel: Report
- 'UnREAL' Season 3 Will Follow First Bachelorette & Her Suitors
- 'The Walking Dead' Season 7 Ratings Drop Hard for Episode 2
- Delayed 'Toy Story 4' Aims for a New Story 'That Hasn't Been Done'
- This 'Suicide Squad' Waltz Got a Perfect Score on 'Dancing With the Stars'
- 'Grey's Anatomy' Winter Finale Has 'Justice,' a 'Big Decision,' & Revealed 'Truths'
- Zach Galifianakis Joins 'A Wrinkle in Time'
- New 'Power Rangers' Photos Reveal the High School Students Behind the Heroes
- 'Fantastic Beasts' Cast Teases 'Epic' Five-Film Series, J.K. Rowling's Vision
- Peyton Reed Teases 'Crazy Stuff' in 'Ant-Man and the Wasp'
- DC's 'The Flash' Movie Loses Director Rick Famuyiwa
- Millie Bobby Brown Returning as Eleven in 'Stranger Things' Season 2
- Mo'Nique Gets Naughty in Exclusive 'Almost Christmas' Clip
- 'The Bachelor' Premiere Date, Nick Viall's First Promo Revealed
- Annette Bening Tries to Raise a Good Man in New '20th Century Women' Trailer
- 17 Things You Never Knew About Baz Luhrmann's 'Romeo + Juliet'
- 'Tis the Season 2 Trailer for 'Fuller House'
| 'Doctor Strange' Review, 'Deadpool 2' Dilemmas: CAN'T WAIT! Podcast Ep. 4 Posted:
Then the magic happens ... we're talking about Marvel's "Doctor Strange," offering up some spoiler-free thoughts on what a wizard looks like in the MCU. Hint: He ain't Harry Potter. Double hint: A cape as a sidekick totally works. Triple hint: Tilda Swinton = 🙌. (PS: M.C. Escher was doing it before "Inception," so back off haters.) And that's not all! Keep listening as our recommendations segment turns into "Documentary Corner," hosted by Tony and Rachel. Those crazy kids love to learn. CAN'T WAIT! A Movie Lover's Podcast Episode 4 Here's the rundown:
Total runtime: 46:54 Subscribe to the CAN'T WAIT! podcast: Have thoughts/feelings/feedback about the podcast? Hit us up on Facebook and Twitter. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Johnny Depp to Star in 'Fantastic Beasts' Sequel: Report Posted:
According to Deadline, Johnny Depp will have a co-starring role in the second movie in the "Fantastic Beasts" series. They added that you might even be able to spot Depp in a cameo in the first movie, "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," which opens November 18. The site had no further details on Depp's role, they just "confirmed" that he would be in the sequel, which David Yates will direct early next year with Eddie Redmayne returning as Newt Scamander. Author J.K. Rowling recently revealed that the "Fantastic Beasts" trilogy would actually be a five-film series set before the time of Harry Potter. The cast of the first film talked a bit more about that at EW Pop Fest, teasing what's ahead in the "epic" larger story of "good versus evil." At a fan event in early October, it was revealed that the sequel setting will shift to a new prominent city other than New York City, and Grindelwald "is going to become a much more prominent part of the story going forward." Speaking of Grindelwald, first film co-star Ezra Miller just shared a video tying "Fantastic Beasts" to the universe of the "Harry Potter" books, through that powerful dark wizard:
What does any of this have to do with Johnny Depp? No idea yet. You don't think he's Grindelwald, do you? Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| 'UnREAL' Season 3 Will Follow First Bachelorette & Her Suitors Posted:
"We're so excited and looking forward to it," Appleby told Entertainment Tonight after the Lifetime team announced the Season 3 bachelorette news on Facebook Live. "I think it will be great to add another strong female to the mix, someone to really battle with Quinn and Rachel. And then, put them in an environment with all of these men and see how they react." She said the change will "shake up the show and make everything feel really fresh." During the Facebook Live reveal (watch below), Appleby teased that "There will be 25 men on set and Rachel will hook up with all of them." Zimmer added, "You won't only have two strong female leads, but we're going to add a third one." Then she, too, made a joke about Quinn and Rachel hooking up with the guys. (Maybe producers Jay or Madison will hook up with them, too.) It does sound like a smart plan, and not just to change up the "unREAL" format. Think about how much women enjoy watching ABC's "The Bachelorette" to see a woman in a power position, choosing between multiple great (and not so great) options. And, on a shallow note, it's much more fun for the largely female fan base to check out a bunch of hot men than to watch one (usually bland) guy check out a bunch of hot women. We'll see the results, with the usual strong focus on Rachel and Quinn as the real bachelorettes, when "unREAL" Season 3 premieres in 2017 on Lifetime. Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| 'The Walking Dead' Season 7 Ratings Drop Hard for Episode 2 Posted:  Did you do it? Did you really stop watching "The Walking Dead" after the Season 7 premiere? TWD is still the biggest thing on TV, so most fans did not stop watching. However, for any number of potential reasons, the October 30 Episode 2 dropped about 27 percent from the Season 7 premiere. You missed Shiva the tiger!The Season 7 premiere earned close to the highest numbers ever, with 17.03 million viewers and an 8.4 rating in the 18-49 demo. Episode 2 fell hard from that, to 12.46 million viewers and a 6.1 rating. But compared to everyone else, that's still great. And, as Variety noted, most second episodes see drop-offs in the lower double-digits, and TWD's demo rating still beats every other scripted TV series. No one at AMC is going to ugly cry. Still, this is a larger-than-usual dip for "The Walking Dead." As TV By the Numbers reported:
The most-watched episode of TWD to date is still the Season 5 premiere, which had 17.29 million viewers and an 8.7 rating. It fell in Episode 2 as well, but only to 15.14 million and a 7.7 rating. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Delayed 'Toy Story 4' Aims for a New Story 'That Hasn't Been Done' Posted:  When the news came out that "Toy Story 4" was being bumped to 2019, with "The Incredibles 2" on the fast track, it left some wondering if there was trouble in infinity (and beyond). But in a new interview with Entertainment Weekly, Pixar filmmaker Pete Docter talked about finding the right story to tell with the fourth movie, and avoiding a repeat of the past. Docter is "only helping develop the film's story," as EW put it, with the "franchise reboot" script being written by Rashida Jones and Will McCormack. Docter said that, last he saw, the writers and Pixar chief John Lasseter were still including the story element of a romantic relationship between Woody and Bo Peep.
Then again, you could argue that "Star Wars" just found success riding the nostalgia retread wave with "The Force Awakens." Sometimes familiarity to the point of reminiscent is welcome. But it's always good to hear that filmmakers are holding themselves to a high standard of originality, and we certainly trust that Pixar won't let us down. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| This 'Suicide Squad' Waltz Got a Perfect Score on 'Dancing With the Stars' Posted:
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| 'Grey's Anatomy' Winter Finale Has 'Justice,' a 'Big Decision,' & Revealed 'Truths' Posted:  The characters of "Grey's Anatomy" are juggling multiple secrets in Season 13, and "a couple long-coming truths" will be revealed in the 2016 winter finale.Giacomo Gianniotti (DeLuca) and Jerrika Hinton (Stephanie) previously teased that the Alex and DeLuca storyline would reach a "fever pitch" in the midseason finale, and now we have even more intriguing teases on the episode, which will air Thursday, November 17. Here's what ABC released about Episode 9, called "You Haven't Done Nothin'": So we know that Alex will at least think he's headed to jail the next day, so does that mean he's convicted of assault in the court trial? Does he considering bailing? Does something happen at the last minute to change his fate for the better? By the way, the "Eliza" of the synopsis is Eliza Minnick (Marika Dominczyk), described as "a new consultant who puts all of the doctors on edge, especially once she starts stepping on toes in the OR." We'll first see her this Thursday, November 3 in Episode 7. Entertainment Weekly asked Hinton, Gianniotti, and co-stars Kelly McCreary (Maggie) and Jason George (Ben) to describe the midseason finale in one word, and here's what they said:
Will Amelia reveal her tragic past to Owen? Will Jo reveal her own dark past to Alex, or will DeLuca end up revealing it? Will the Meredith/Maggie/Riggs situation come to a head? Will Richard get fired by his own wife? This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Zach Galifianakis Joins 'A Wrinkle in Time' Posted:
In a Nov. 1 press release, Disney also announced André Holland as Principal Jenkins, Levi Miller as Calvin, and Deric McCabe as Charles Wallace. A trio of actors -- Bellamy Young, Rowan Blanchard, and Will McCormack -- have also been added to that cast. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| New 'Power Rangers' Photos Reveal the High School Students Behind the Heroes Posted:  A new set of photos from the upcoming "Power Rangers" reboot gives a glimpse into life for the titular heroes outside of fighting aliens like Rita and trying to save the world. Sometimes, it's harder trying to survive high school.It looks like the flick will spend a good chunk of time focusing on the Rangers as they navigate the halls of Angel Grove High School, and how they transform from ordinary teenagers into butt-kicking heroes. Thanks to a viral marketing site for the flick, which is posing as the online version of the school's student newspaper, The Roar, we have a bunch of new insights into the people behind the Rangers' masks. Based on the stories on the site, each Ranger already has a distinct personality: Billy (the Blue Ranger, played by R.J. Cyler) is the school brainiac, who's gotten himself a lot of detention lately; Kimberly (the Pink Ranger, played by Naomi Scott) used to be a popular cheerleader, though she's recently given up her pom-poms; Jason (the Red Ranger, played by Dacre Montgomery) was the star of the football team before a prank got him suspended for the season; Trini (the Yellow Ranger, played by Becky G.) is a loner who's been mistaken for a new student, despite having attended AGHS for over a year; and Zack (the Black Ranger, played by Ludi Lin) is a bit of an enigma, but considered one of the school's hottest guys.       The Roar also documents some mysterious happenings that recently closed the cafeteria, pointing out that Kimberly, Jason, and Billy were all there when things went down. We're guessing that that incident had something to do with the Rangers' newly-discovered powers (and the odd, alien-generated suits that grow around them); the rest of their classmates probably just think they're freaks. "Power Rangers" hits theaters on March 24, 2017. Expect more updates from The Roar until then. [via: The Roar] This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| 'Fantastic Beasts' Cast Teases 'Epic' Five-Film Series, J.K. Rowling's Vision Posted:  If you were surprised to learn that the upcoming "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" trilogy would actually be a five-film series instead, you weren't alone: the movie's own cast didn't know about that plan, either. But according to the stars, it makes perfect sense, especially considering screenwriter and "Harry Potter" mastermind J.K. Rowling's sprawling vision for the story.Eddie Redmayne and Katherine Waterston chatted about the flick at the EW PopFest this past weekend, and admitted their shock over learning that there would be four more films after the first flick hits theaters later this month. That kind of secrecy is par for the course, the actors said, though they understand why Rowling would want to spend more time in the Wizarding World. "The thing is that it's [Rowling's] imagination," Redmayne explained. "She has such a passion for it and a specific story that she wants to tell." And according to the actor, that story will extend far beyond the scope of what three films could do. "I think 'Fantastic Beasts' the title and Newt and his creatures are a way into this world, but there's a much bigger story here about good versus evil that she wants to tell, and you haven't seen much of it in the trailers and the clips of the film," Redmayne said. "But it's really a core of the story that she's telling and it has an epic, epic quality to it. ... So I do see that ['Fantastic Beasts'] is a macro story that could take more time." We're definitely on board for whatever magic Rowling has in store. The first entry in the "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" series is set for release on November 18. [via: Entertainment Weekly] This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Peyton Reed Teases 'Crazy Stuff' in 'Ant-Man and the Wasp' Posted:  Here's something to grow on, Ant-Man fans: even after the superhero's surprise growth spurt in Marvel's "Captain America: Civil War," filmmaker Peyton Reed promises he's got plenty more tales to astonish for the sequel, "Ant-Man and the Wasp."When Moviefone caught up with director Reed, who helmed the first installment of the insect-sized superhero's adventures with last year's "Ant-Man," he was about to head into pre-production on the follow-up film, which is slated to hit theaters in July 2018. And, as he reveals, this one's going to dig much deeper into exactly what kind of heroes Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) and Hope Van Dyne (Evangeline Lilly) will become. Moviefone: What does seeing a new Marvel movie like "Doctor Strange" do for you, creatively? What kind of stuff does it stir up? Peyton Reed: Well, it's a mixed bag. Because, as a comics fan growing up, to see all these heroes brought to life on the screen in such huge fashion is always exciting. As the director of a movie that's coming like three, four, five movies later, the bar is always raised, and it's great. It's a challenge. Because they're always making technical breakthroughs, and also just story breakthroughs, one of the great things about Marvel is you want to do movies that are doing something different and not treading on what the other movies are doing. So it's always exciting because they manage to top themselves. Where are you in your creative efforts for the next one? Have you broken your story? We're in the writing phase right now and we start official prep this month. So it's sort of long-lead prep, but we're starting to get into all of the visual development stuff, and it's really exciting. Tell me about how Paul Rudd adds his voice in this early startup process, because he is so much of what makes Ant-Man Ant-Man. Well, he is Ant-Man on screen, but he also was one of the screenwriters on the first movie, and, for me as a director, that's great because he's so invested in the character, and so he's a part of the writing process on this movie, as well. And it's great because when you make a movie with someone, it's a very close relationship. So we're going into this movie already having forged that bond, and we're playing with a lot of ideas, and we're coming up with some crazy stuff! Is your tendency to be like, "OK, let's grab what we can in the Marvel Universe and have some fun with it," or do you want to keep the "Ant-Man" corner of the universe a little more Ant-Man-centric? No, I think we like our little Ant-Man corner of the universe. Because it's a whole different vibe tonally, but also just in terms of who Scott Lang, who Ant-Man is: he is a guy who is maybe not so sure he wants to be like this Avenger-style, full-on superhero. He's got a kid, and this is the inner conflict with him, and he's very much just like a normal guy who has come into contact with some incredible power. So, we like that aspect of kind of like it being its own little corner of the universe. The flipside of that is that we heard that Evangeline Lilly and the Wasp are going to be in "Avengers 4." Tell me about sharing your characters. What's fun about letting one of your heavy-hitters go into somebody else's movie. Again, that is one of the sort of things where it's a mixed bag. When I first found out -- gosh, I don't know, two years ago, a year-and-a-half ago -- that "Civil War" was going to get the Giant-Man premiere, I was like "No!" But, now, I've since recovered, and we have a lot more in store for Scott Lang in this movie. We get to see the Wasp debut -- we're all about the Wasp and Ant-Man. So I like it, because we spend a lot of time with our different writers and directors, and there's a lot of crosstalk, and I love that. Lastly, what do you want to do with the Wasp now that we're in this great moment for female superheroes and you're going to have an opportunity to do something fun and cool with one of the premiere Marvel superheroines -- one of the very first. What are you excited about in collaborating with Evangeline, to carry the Wasp forward? Well, I'm just personally excited to get to introduce yet another character into the Marvel Universe. After Ant-Man, now we get to see Wasp, so really designing her look, the way she moves, the power set, and figuring out, sort of, who Hope van Dyne is as a hero -- because we know her in a certain context in the first movie, but now she's going to have her coming out party -- that's exciting! This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| DC's 'The Flash' Movie Loses Director Rick Famuyiwa Posted:
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Famuyiwa's decision to depart came down to a familiar excuse, with "creative differences" cited as the main factor for his exit. The director reportedly "clashed" with studio execs over his desire to make "a movie with more edge," per THR. In a statement released to THR, Famuyiwa didn't delve into the specifics behind his departure, but praised the movie's titular star, studio, and producers. The statement said:
Famuyiwa joined the film in June, and had overseen the casting of two key roles, to be played by Kiersey Clemons and Billy Crudup. He had taken over for previous director Seth Grahame-Smith, who had joined the project back in October 2015, but subsequently left the flick earlier this year, also due to reported creative differences. THR reports that production on "The Flash" -- and its subsequent release date -- will now most likely be delayed, since Miller has a commitment next summer that will conflict with the shifting shooting schedule. The flick was initially pegged to begin production in March 2017, and hit theaters on March 16, 2018. Stay tuned to see who takes the directing gig next, and how this will affect DC's future release slate. [via: The Hollywood Reporter] Photo credit: ASSOCIATED PRESS This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Millie Bobby Brown Returning as Eleven in 'Stranger Things' Season 2 Posted:  Leggo her Eggos! TV Line reports that Millie Bobby Brown will definitely return as Eleven in season 2 of Netflix's "Stranger Things." The fate of the superpower-wielding tween was left up in the air at the end of season 1, when she vanished while defeating the monster from the Upside Down. But in the last scene of the finale Chief Hopper (David Harbour) left a box of Eggo waffles (her favorite food) in a box in the woods, indicating she could still be alive. While the show confirmed the return of most of the cast, Brown was conspicuously left off the list. And season 2 added two new characters, including a girl named Max who "looks more like a boy than a girl." Fear not, though — looks like Eleven will be back in some way. Season 2 picks up a year later, in 1984, and explores the "bigger mythology" of the Upside Down. It is expected to stream on Netflix sometime in 2017. Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Mo'Nique Gets Naughty in Exclusive 'Almost Christmas' Clip Posted: The comedy, which centers around the Meyers family, features the patriarch (Danny Glover) asking his loved ones for only one present this year: To get along with each other. But as we see in this clip, premiering today exclusively on Moviefone and Aol, they can't even make it through a pickup football game without some shenanigans. Trash talking about fashion choices, inappropriate touching, showing off gymnastics moves, and some odd flirting all find their way into the proceedings. And that's before Aunt May (played by Oscar winner Mo'Nique) fires off a naughty (and NSFW) one-liner that leaves her fellow sideline spectators in stitches. Clearly, there's never a dull moment with the Meyers crew. "Almost Christmas," which also stars Gabrielle Union, Kimberly Elise, J.B. Smoove, John Michael Higgins, Romany Malco, Omar Epps, Nicole Ari Parker, Jessie T. Usher, and DC Young Fly, hits theaters on November 11.  Photo credit: Universal This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| 'The Bachelor' Premiere Date, Nick Viall's First Promo Revealed Posted: ABC announced the premiere date for Viall's season of the reality dating show: Monday, Jan. 2, 2017. This will be the 36-year-old tech salesman's fourth time on the show: He was runner-up in Andi Dorfman and Kaitlyn Bristowe's seasons of "The Bachelorette," and he appeared on "Bachelor in Paradise" this past summer. "After all these years, and all the heartbreak, it's finally Nick's turn to hand out the roses. Will he finally find that love he's craved? He believes in finding love on the series and hopes it is his time now," ABC said in a statement. "The Bachelor" also recently released the first promo, featuring Viall looking dapper in a suit and handing out roses over the sounds of screaming women. Host Chris Harrison recently teased that fans can expect some waterworks this season -- and not only from the female contestants. "[Nick] hit a little low point, as all of the 'Bachelors' do. You kind of reach this emotional bottom where you get stripped down," he said, then referenced prevous bachelor Jason Mesnick. "If you know what a Mesnick is, I will let you know that he pulled a full Mesnick. There will be man tears on this season for sure." Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| Annette Bening Tries to Raise a Good Man in New '20th Century Women' Trailer Posted:  "Don't you need a man to raise a man?" a character asks Annette Bening's single mom in the new trailer for "20th Century Women." "No, I don't think so," she responds, but there's a flicker of hesitation in her eyes. "20th Century Women" is a coming-of-age tale set in 1979 for both Bening's Dorothea and her teenage son, Jamie (Lucas Jade Zumann). As she tries to figure out how to keep connected to Jamie, Dorothea turns to two younger women, punk artist Abbie (Greta Gerwig) and teen neighbor Julie (Elle Fanning) to help her guide him through the turbulent, confusing, exciting time known as adolescence. "20th Century Women" opens in theaters Christmas Day. Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| 17 Things You Never Knew About Baz Luhrmann's 'Romeo + Juliet' Posted:
The hit film helped make a romantic leading man out of Leonardo DiCaprio, a movie star out of Claire Danes, and Bard fans out of a generation weaned on MTV. To mark the film's 20th anniversary (it was released on November 1, 1996), here are the whys and wherefores behind the making of the movie. "We're trying to make this movie rambunctious, sexy, violent and entertaining," Luhrmann said, "the way Shakespeare might have if he was a filmmaker." 6. Indeed, it was footage of DiCaprio fighting that convinced 20th Century Fox to greenlight the movie. 8. Unfortunately, DiCaprio was 21, and Paul Rudd (as Dave Paris, Juliet's fiancé) was 26. The age gap between the legal-age leading man and the pubescent starlet appeared so unnerving in early footage that the studio fired Portman. "Fox said it looked like Leonardo DiCaprio was molesting me when we kissed," she said at the time. 12. For many of the Verona Beach scenes, the shoot moved out of Mexico City to an elaborate set built in Veracruz. There, the cast and crew had to cope with plagues they later joked were biblical in scope, including a hurricane and killer bees. 14. One reference you probably didn't spot? As Romeo is on his way toward his encounter with Juliet via the fish tank, he passes a man at a urinal who's wearing a Renaissance costume. This is supposed to be William Shakespeare himself. There's no way to tell, as we never see the man's face; it's just an in-joke so exclusive that Luhrmann put it in the film to amuse only himself. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
| 'Tis the Season 2 Trailer for 'Fuller House' Posted:  "Fuller House" is ready to celebrate the holidays!Netflix released the trailer for season 2 of the sitcom revival, which follows D.J. (Candace Cameron Bure), Stephanie (Jodie Sweetin), Kimmy (Andrea Barber), and their various kids and relatives through Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and more holidays.Season 2 continues in the same vein of the first season. D.J. is still raising her three sons with the help of her sister and best friend, with occasional drop-ins from dad Danny (Bob Saget), uncle Jesse (John Stamos), and family friend Joey (Dave Coulier). The women's romantic lives get more complicated with the arrival of Kimmy's brother and Steph's love interest, Jimmy ; the return of D.J.'s rich ex-boyfriend Nelson ; and the continued presence of now-series regulars Steve, Fernando, and Matt. "Fuller House" season 2 begins streaming Dec. 9 on Netflix. Want more stuff like this? Like us on Facebook. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
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The already star-studded cast of literary adaptation "A Wrinkle in Time" continues to expand its constellation of talent, adding comedian 
For the second time, DC's upcoming standalone feature "
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1. Hollywood courted Luhrmann after the Australian director's low-budget debut, "
3. The idea of making the Montagues and Capulets into rival street gangs had been done before, most famously in "
5. Luhrmann found his leading man in a magazine's party picture pages, shortly after DiCaprio's Oscar nomination for "
7. For Juliet, Luhrmann cast 
9. Luhrmann embarked on a worldwide search for a new Juliet, and while he was unfamiliar with 17-year-old Danes, DiCaprio was an admirer of hers, based on her starring performance on TV's "
11. 
13. The production design is so full of references to various Shakespeare plays -- in retail signs (Rosencrantzky's Burgers), names of consumer products (Agincourt cigarettes), and graffiti on walls -- that it takes many repeat viewings to notice them all.
15. "Romeo + Juliet" cost a reported $14.5 million to make. It earned back $46.4 million in the United States and a total of $147.6 million around the world. Luhrmann was especially pleased that the film opened at No. 1 at home in Australia, ahead of imported Hollywood disaster movie "
17. Three years after gospel choirboy Quindon Tarver's rendition of Rozalla's "Everybody's Free (To Feel Good)" adorned the "Romeo + Juliet" soundtrack, Luhrmann remixed it with a spoken-word essay, an imaginary graduation speech written by Chicago Tribune columnist Mary Schmich but commonly misattributed to novelist | You are subscribed to email updates from Moviefone News RSS Feed - Moviefone.com. To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
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