News from September 2017
News from September 1, 2017 to September 29, 2017
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The Mummy is a supernatural adventure - Blu-ray review
September 13, 2017
The Mummy is now available on Blu-ray, DVD and Digital HD. Click here to read what we thought about the film starring Tom Cruise, and its special features!
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TIFF Afterparties with Rachel McAdams and Kate Mara
September 12, 2017
Stars of the TIFF films Disobedience and Chappaquiddick partied at the RBC house post-premieres, including Rachel McAdams, Kate Mara and Rachel Weisz . Check out the photos here!
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Joseph Gordon-Levitt named for Star Wars: The Last Jedi cameo
September 12, 2017
Director Rian Johnson revealed which star has been confirmed for a cameo in the much-anticipated movie Star Wars: The Last Jedi, in addition to Tom Hardy.
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Mike Myers joins Bohemian Rhapsody cast
September 12, 2017
Mike Myers has joined the cast of the Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody, directed by Bryan Singer and starring Rami Malek as lead singer Freddie Mercury.
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New on DVD - It Comes at Night, The Mummy and more
September 12, 2017
Laugh with Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie, scream with It Comes at Night or go on a supernatural adventure with The Mummy - here's what's new on DVD this week.
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Jennifer Lawrence stuns at mother! press conference
September 11, 2017
Jennifer Lawrence and director Darren Aronofsky arrived at TIFF to attend the press conference for their horror film, mother! Check out photos from the event. The post Jennifer Lawrence stuns at mother! press conference appeared first on 2017 Toronto I...
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Rob Stewart tribute mural unveiled in Toronto!
September 11, 2017
A tribute to award-winning filmmaker Rob Stewart was unveiled in Toronto on Saturday. Toronto Mayor John Tory was at the event to help the Stewart family unveil a plaque in Rob's honor.
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Kate Winslet criticized for defending Woody Allen and Roman Polanski
September 11, 2017
Kate Winslet is in hot water after calling alleged and convicted sexual abusers Woody Allen and Roman Polanski ‘incredible directors’ in an interview.
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