Thomas Butt is a writer for Collider, specializing in film and television analysis and reviews. With a keen eye for storytelling and a deep appreciation for the art of cinema, Thomas provides insightful and thought-provoking articles that explore the nuances and impact of various films and performances.
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By: Thomas Butt
Steve Martin Link copied to clipboard After reaching the apex of fame as a stand-up in the 1970s, Steve Martin proved he could do
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Babylon Link copied to clipboard Back in the day, it took decades for cinematic flops such as Vertigo Blade Runner , and The Thing
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A Perfect World Link copied to clipboard Clint Eastwood and Kevin Costner , two undeniable American icons, were born to team up.
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Movie Features Link copied to clipboard Our interpretation of the Old West and American expansion during the 19th century was visualized by John Ford , a poet with a film camera.
Gladiator II Link copied to clipboard Upon release in 2000, Gladiator was celebrated for reviving the seemingly-extinct swords-and-sandals
Movie Features Link copied to clipboard Towards the end of his legendary filmmaking career, John Ford found himself reckoning with what he brought to the screen.
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Updated Link copied to clipboard Legend and mythmaking are the backbone of the Western genre.
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A tale of broken dreams and lost identities is one of the most acclaimed films in recent history.
The Sopranos Link copied to clipboard It's practically a mandate for any television series, comedy or drama, to feature a Christmas/holiday-themed episode.
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Movie Features Link copied to clipboard Today, movies based on comic books and superheroes are a dime a dozen, but not too long
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