Flashback: Frances McDormand Cringes to ‘Stairway to Heaven’ in ‘Almost Famous’ Deleted Scene
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On the heels of her third win for Best Actress, we revisit a role she should have won an Oscar for
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12 Best, Worst, and Most WTF Moments of the 2021 Oscars
Posted in: Movie ListsA sluggish ceremony delivers historic wins, precious few moments of levity — Daniel Kaluuya shouts out his horny parents! Glenn Close does ‘da butt!’ — and one stunningly weird ending
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‘Nomadland:’ How to Watch Frances McDormand and Chloé Zhao’s New Film on Hulu for Free
Posted in: Movie NewsHere's how to stream one of the year's most critically acclaimed films online for free
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The Wanderlust of Chloe Zhao
Posted in: Movie FeaturesThe director of 'Nomadland' and Marvel's upcoming 'Eternals' has traveled a long road to Hollywood, from her youth in Beijing and London to journeys deep inside the American heartland
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Frances McDormand Stars as Modern Wanderer in ‘Nomadland’ Trailer
Posted in: Movie NewsChloé Zhao's award-winning drama will be released in theaters on February 19th, 2021
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Year in Review: The 20 Best Movies of 2020
Posted in: Movie ListsFrom a black-and-white ode to Old Hollywood to a reggae-soaked mood piece and a Romanian doc — our picks for the greatest films of the year
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‘Nomadland’ Review: To Roam, With Love
Posted in: Movie ReviewsFrances McDormand is a 21st-century migrant wandering from job to job among fellow real-life travelers in Chloé Zhao's extraordinary docu-fiction drama
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10 Best Things We Saw at Toronto International Film Festival 2020
Posted in: Movie FeaturesFrom a David Byrne concert movie directed by Spike Lee to an animated Irish fairy tale — the highlights of a very singular TIFF experience
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Frances McDormand Heads West in New ‘Nomadland’ Teaser
Posted in: Movie NewsChloé Zhao’s next project stars McDormand alongside real-life nomads Linda May, Charlene Swankie and Bob Wells
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‘Isle of Dogs’ Review: Wes Anderson’s Stop-Motion Canine Fairy Tale Is a Triumph
Posted in: Movie ReviewsFilmmaker returns to animation with funny, moving story about quarantined canines that doubles as political metaphor
