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
John Wayne Link copied to clipboard As a factory of escapist entertainment, Hollywood understandably didn't want to touch the Vietnam War in the late 1960s.
M Night Shyamalan Link copied to clipboard With the latest M. Night Shyamalan experience, Trap tracking high on the viewership charts
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Juror No. 2 Link copied to clipboard Justice is seldom to be found in this world — just look at the release of Clint Eastwood 's
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Movie Features Link copied to clipboard Even for the most proactive Martin Scorsese completionists, there is always one blind spot
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Three Oscar-worthy performances for the price of one.
Sidney Lumet's prescient crime saga examines police corruption and abuse of power.
The heart of Sean Baker's film provides humanity in a transactional world.
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The Paul Thomas Anderson film was responsible for Cruise's last acting Oscar nomination
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They call it an impossible mission for a reason.
Jack Nicholson Link copied to clipboard A wise rebellious youth once noted: "Life moves pretty fast.
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