Kevin Feige responds to Scorsese's attack on superhero movies
Marvel's Kevin Feige has finally responded to Martin Scorsese's controversial attack on superhero films. Feige said in an interview that art is entirely subjective and that he disagrees with Scorsese's assessment that superhero films are bad for cinema. He went on to say that everyone who works on Marvel films loves cinema and is trying to make movies that are more than just mindless action flicks.
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The Cannes Film Festival will unveil a selection of movies in early June and collaborate with several festivals, including Venice, to present some films, Variety has confirmed. “As of today, a physical edition seems complicated to organize, so we are going forward with an announcement of films from the (initial Official) Selection at the beginning of June,” said a spokesperson for the festival.
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Vilnius International Airport turned into a drive-in cinema
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, a lot of countries came up with some innovative ideas for the people to enjoy and take advantage of the spare time. One of those ideas is a movie night out, but with a twist. Deserted Vilnius International Airport has been turned into a drive-in cinema. Visitors get to watch a best-selling movie while enjoying the view across the airport
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'Looked like a tropical paradise': Man arrested trying to quarantine on private Disney island
Orange County Marine deputies on Bay Lake used a public address system to tell McGuire he was not allowed to be on the property, but he remained on the island, anyway, according to the arrest report.Video: Disney faces uphill battle in reopening. A security representative for Disney said she saw McGuire using a company boat Thursday, noting that the area had several “no trespassing” signs and two closed gates.
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Pete Davidson film ‘King of Staten Island’ skipping theaters
Universal’s “The King of Staten Island” — a semi-autobiographical comedy starring Pete Davidson and directed by Judd Apatow — is hitting video on demand, making it the latest film to forgo a traditional theatrical release as cinemas remain closed due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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