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Though one would would be hard-pressed to discern this from the impressionistic montage that is this trailer, Me Him Her seems to be about a guy (Dustin Milligan) who travels to L.A. to help his TV actor friend (Luke Bracey) come out of the closet, only to find himself hurled into a tumultuous relationship with a recently jilted lesbian (Emily Meade). If you’ve already watched the trailer, you might want to go back and rewatch it with this new information, and it might make a little bit more sense. Regardless, it looks like it’s going to be a pretty off-kilter, frantic film pumped full of irreverent humor and splashes of fantasy.

Screenwriter Max Landis (Chronicle, American Ultra) chose this uncharacteristically non-sci-fi script as his feature directorial debut, and the directorial flourishes are plentiful. An earlier trailer released back in September didn’t do justice to the weirdness ...

These days, it’s pretty rare for a movie to get made without a big, flashy announcement beforehand, especially if the movie comes from a high-profile filmmaker. But some people can get away with it. Noah Baumbach happens to be one of those people, and not only did he not make an announcement about developing his latest project, he’s already started filming it. This comes from The Film Stage, which reports that a filming notice popped up on the streets of New York recently indicating that Baumbach was there filming a new movie called Yen Din Ka Kissa. The title translates to The Story Of The Day in Hindi, and the notice says it’s about “an estranged New York family coming together in preparation of artist and patriarch Harold’s career retrospective.”

Assuming this isn’t all an elaborate ruse to cover up the filming of a Star ...

Given that John Wick: Chapter Two is currently in production, it’s no surprise that actor (and all-around excellent dude) Keanu Reeves has been training non-stop to reprise the leading role. John Wick was, after all, an intense revenge thriller that featured extensive fight choreography and, to quote Neo, “Guns. Lots of guns.”

Sure, The Matrix trilogy featured a massive amount of stunt work and training too—not to mention a few gruesome injuries—but it’s still eye-opening to witness how confidently Reeves handles guns in real life. Recently uploaded by Taran Tactical and posted to Reddit, Reeves can be seen filmed at an outdoor shooting course absolutely “shredding” a slew of fixed targets. Cinematic gun work can be very hit or miss, but judging by this video, Reeves has basically become one with the once-retired hitman John Wick.

Speaking with IGN, Reeves revealed how John Wick: Chapter Two ...

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Hide your childhoods, Ghostbusters fans, because the first full trailer for director Paul Feig’s all-female reboot of the 1985 original has arrived online. And there’s something strange in this new generation’s neighborhood—namely that the same things are still happening 30 years later, only with CGI ghosts this time.

We meet Erin Gilbert (Kristen Wiig), Jillian Holtzmann (Kate McKinnon), and Abby Yates (Melissa McCarthy) in a library, like the original. We then follow them as they develop their paranormal fixation into a viable business with the aid of a sudden uptick in ghostly activity in New York City, also like in the original. The arrival of Patty Tolan (Leslie Jones) injects some energy into the proceedings, and Jones provides one of the funnier moments towards the end of the trailer when she literally slaps a spirit out of McCarthy. But even that’s an Exorcist reference, so ...

Ostensibly retired film director and prolific TV producer Steven Soderbergh is teaming up with Netflix and screenwriter Scott Frank for a new limited series, the streaming service’s second after the Gilmore Girls revival that’s currently in the works. Soderbergh will executive produce while Frank writes and directs Godless, which is being described as a Western set in the 1880s. The pair previously worked together on 1998’s Out Of Sight, the film that inflicted Soderbergh with his “George Clooney as a charismatic thief” addiction that came to dominate so much of his 2000s-era film output. We can only hope the new series doesn’t lead to a similar case of burgeoning Soderberghian obsession, because we’re not sure if we could put up with the Ocean’s-esque diminishing returns of Godlesser and Godlessest.

Frank’s post-Sight output has been a series of quiet successes; his credits ...

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Apparently badgers in Far Cry Primal will teabag the corpses of your enemies. 10/10 would play just for that.

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