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WorldPingAlejandro G Iñárritu’s film may be about to become one of the biggest bombs Hollywood has ever seen – but it is destined to be re-evaluated with time This article contains spoilers for Digger I feel for film critics, I really do.
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‘The Social Reckoning’ Is an Even Bigger Burn on Mark Zuckerberg Than You Think
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Read the full report at The GuardianAaron Sorkin's film takes on a sitting mogul in a way Hollywood rarely attempts…
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The series creator explains her decision to build the adaptation around a love story, between brothers, rereading Cathy Ames and how she updated Steinbeck's novel for television.
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WorldPingAlejandro G Iñárritu’s critically panned satire took just $20m globally in its opening weekend, against a reported $150m production budget and $100m marketing spend Digger has flopped in its opening weekend with a $20m global box office, handing Tom…
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WorldPingAlejandro G. Iñárritu and Tom Cruise's latest film has become more significant and divisive than anyone could've expected.
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