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Everything you need to know about Gloria Pritchett from 'Modern Family'.

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Evangeline Lilly discusses her role in "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug"

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Mama

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'Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves' Chris Pine, Michelle Rodriguez, Regé-Jean Page, Justice Smith, Sophia Lillis, and the filmmakers discuss the D&D game they all played together before they began filming, which character class is the most popular, and more. 

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Justice League Dark is the next big DC animated feature, continuing the New 52 world and taking a look at the grittier, more mystical corner of it. We chatted about the darker tone with director Jay Oliva, producer James Tucker, and character designer Phil Bourassa. They talk about how they made Batman meets Constantine work in their new film.

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Marvel’s Ant-Man and the Wasp flies into theaters on July 6th. It stars Paul Rudd as Ant-Man and Evangeline Lilly as his partner in crime, the Wasp. The film is a sequel to 2015’s Ant-Man which introduced the character on the big screen. While this movie might not be on the same scale as the last Marvel film, Avengers: Infinity War, it should not be missed. With more contained action, important MCU connections, and new characters it has something for everyone.

Here are 5 reasons not to overlook Marvel’s Ant-Man and the Wasp!

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Insidious: The Last Key is coming out soon, and if you’re a fan of the supernatural horror franchise, there are some key things you need to know before you return to The Further.

The Last Key is a sequel to a prequel. While it’s the fourth film in the Insidious series, it’s actually the second in chronological order. While 2015's Insidious: Chapter 3 took us back to the beginning, The Last Key takes place after that, but still long before the events of the original Insidious.

The franchise welcomes back standout cast member Lin Shaye as Dr. Elise Rainier, a demonologist who faces her most fearsome and personal haunting yet.

Elise is called to investigate a house in New Mexico, where the inhabitants are being tormented by an evil force. Elise is shocked to learn -- plot twist -- that it’s her own childhood home. There she must confront the depraved and intimidating demons that once tormented her and her family.

The Last Key opens the door to Elise’s haunted early life, and we see how the terrifying demons who torment us as children, can always come back.

Also coming back, fan-favorite pair Tucker and Specs are once again at Elise’s side. 

Returning behind the scenes are the creative minds behind the Insidious trilogy. Director Adam Robe-i-tel is a newcomer, but The Last Key is written by co-creator Leigh wan-el Whannell, who wrote the trilogy and directed Chapter 3.  Insidious regulars Jason Blum, Oren Peli and co-creator James Wan are producing.  

Will Elise silence the evil that she’s unlocked? Find out when Insidious: The Last Key opens.

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Source Code stars Jake Gyllenhaal as U.S. Army captain Colter Stevens, mortally wounded in a combat mission in Afghanistan. He wakes up aboard a commuter train in Chicago with no memory of how he got there. Stevens soon learns that he’s part of a secret government project; his mission is to figure out who has planted a bomb on the train and why. 

It’s a complex story with numerous twists and turns, not to mention some big surprises. If you’re not paying close attention, you might miss some key details. Here are 5 crazy things you  might’ve missed in Source Code:

1. The movie involves a comatose Colter on life support; in reality, Jake Gyllenhaal didn’t have to play that part. It was a working prosthetic in the box that could simulate breathing. 

2. Did the voice of Colter’s father sound familiar? If so, it’s because that was Scott Bakula, of Quantum Leap and Star Trek: Enterprise fame. The plot of Quantum Leap is actually similar to Source Code, and what’s more, Bakula starts off the phone conversation in the movie by saying, “Oh boy!” This was one of his character, Sam Beckett’s, most famous quotes.

3. The railway map that was posted inside the train car is actually a map of Chicago’s commuter train network, but the color of the lines was changed. Despite the fact that the movie is set in Chicago, the bulk of filming took place in Montreal.

4. Christina, played by Michelle Monaghan, has a distinctive ringtone on her phone. If you’re a fan of the film’s director Duncan Jones, you might notice that it’s the same song that Sam Rockwell’s alarm clock plays in the filmmaker’s previous movie Moon: “The One and Only” by Chesney Hawkes.

5. The first sentence of the recall statement, “Lilly awoke in an evening dress and opera cloak,” was inspired by the classic novel The House of Mirth by Edith Wharton.

Nov 02, 2017

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