20 Movies We Can’t Wait to See at SXSW 2022
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From a host of music docs to a Nicolas Cage meta-comedy — your complete guide of what to catch at the Austin, Texas film festival
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See Timothée Chalamet Play Edward Scissorhands’ Son in Cadillac Super Bowl Ad
Posted in: TV & Movies NewsWinona Ryder also reprises her role from cult 1990 Tim Burton film
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Flashback: The ‘Reality Bites’ Gang Lose It to ‘My Sharona’ in a Gas Station
Posted in: Music NewsOn the Gen X classic's anniversary, watch Janeane Garofalo, Winona Ryder and Steve Zahn lose it to the 1979 Knack hit
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Despite Natural Chemistry, Keanu and Winona Fail to Charm in ‘Destination Wedding’
Posted in: TV & Movies ReviewsReeves and Ryder play two broken, jaded people looking for love in writer-director Victor Levin's agonizing twist on a romcom
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‘Stranger Things 2’: Your Complete, A-to-Z Reference Guide
Posted in: TV & Movies NewsFrom Steven Spielberg to Stephen King, 'Aliens' to Zuul, we chart every Eighties-and-beyond reference in the hit Netflix show's sophomore season
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The 100 Greatest Movies of the Nineties
Posted in: TV & Movies ListsFrom serial killers to slackers, 'Fight Club' to 'Pulp Fiction' – the best comedies, dramas, thrillers and killer horror flicks of the 1990s
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2017 Golden Globes: 20 Best, Worst and Most WTF Moments
Posted in: TV & Movies ListsFrom that 'La La Land' opening parody to Meryl Streep's Trump-burn speech, the highlights and low points of last night's buzzed awards show
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Watch Winona Ryder Reminisce About Babysitting Tom Waits’ Kids
Posted in: TV & Movies News"He didn't have the 20 bucks and so he gave me a T-shirt from 'Franks Wild Years,'" actress remembers of one-time babysitting gig
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Why We’ve Missed Winona Ryder and How ‘Stranger Things’ Brought Her Back
Posted in: TV & Movies NewsNetflix's hit show plays off the iconic actor's 1980s legacy — and puts her right back in the spotlight
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‘Stranger Things’: How Two Brothers Created Summer’s Biggest TV Hit
Posted in: TV & Movies FeaturesShowrunners Matt and Ross Duffer explain bizarre origins of Netflix's Eighties nostalgiafest
