Film News 2024-06-10

• Glenn Powell Believes ‘Twisters’ Has ‘One of the Most Incredible Action Sequences of All Time’: ‘The Most Physical Thing That I’ve Ever Done’
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• Geena Davis Says Diversity and Inclusion Are ‘Inherently Not Controversial’: ‘You Should Be Able to Watch a Movie and See Yourself Reflected Back’
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• ‘Monarch’ Finally Made Wyatt Russell Work with Dad Kurt After Years of Refusing: ‘I’ve Avoided It My Whole Life Because of Comparisons’
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• Kelsey Grammer, David Oyelowo, and Matt Bomer Celebrate the Endless Search for Artistic Authenticity at IndieWire’s Consider This Event
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• ‘Jazzy’ Review: Morrisa Maltz’s Spiritual Sequel to ‘The Unknown Country’ Is a Dreamy Journey Through Coming of Age
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• The Shyamalan Sisters on Their Dad’s Influence: ‘He’s Just a Super Involved Parent’
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• ‘Bad Boys: Ride or Die’ Rides Alone on a Record-Low June Weekend
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• Jake Gyllenhaal Wants Roles That ‘Freak Him Out a Bit’: ‘The Feeling I Want to Have Is, Can I Do it?’
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• Inside Glen Powell’s ‘Hit Man’ Transformation(s): From Dorky Professor to Sexy Bad Boy on a 30-Day Shoot
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• Michael Angarano Was Determined to Make His New Film ‘Sacramento’ No Matter What: ‘This Movie Has This Weird Cosmic Energy Around it’
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• ‘Sacramento’ Review: Michael Cera Freaks Out About Having a Baby with Kristen Stewart in Michael Angarano’s Slight but Satisfying Road Comedy
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• ‘Vulcanizadora’ Review: Joel Potrykus Blows Up Middle Age in Bleak and Shocking Style
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