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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The Sicilian Link copied to clipboard Everyone knows that The Godfather: Part II is the rare sequel that matches (if not exceeds) the
By: Thomas Butt
Tom Hanks' inanimate co-star captured the world's hearts.
Tough times call for honest and unflinching films.
By: Thomas Butt
"You see a thing like that, it changes you."
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"If you keep giving someone your arm and your leg, eventually, you're gonna run out of body parts."
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A far cry from the director's war movies and political thrillers...
By: Thomas Butt, Perri Nemiroff
The team behind the Prime Video series discusses collaborating with James Patterson and the major changes from the books.
By: Thomas Butt, Perri Nemiroff
"As the story goes on and the villains amass, she has to use the darker powers that she's been given."
By: Thomas Butt
After the critical and commercial failure, the great Brian De Palma walked away from making movies with major studios.
In the 'Breaking Bad' universe, it's the innocent ones who pay the price of crime.
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