Once Upon A Time In Hollywood

“Oh, that was a real flamethrower.” Leonardo DiCaprio talked about the tough day on the set of “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” when he had to use a flamethrower to burn up a pack of brave stuntmen dressed as [Continue..]

Do you want to see a super-extended cut of Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood? Of course you do. Word of a potential four-hour cut hit the web earlier this year and cinephiles appropriately were overjoyed at the prospect of [Continue..]

Australia descended on Hollywood for the ninth annual AACTA International Awards on Friday night, with the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts honoring the top performances on film this year. Bong Joon Ho’s “Parasite” was named the best film [Continue..]

“Parasite,” the South Korean thriller that has become the surprise critical and box-office hit of the fall, keeps going from strength to strength. Now, it can add another honor to its mantle. The Houston Film Critics Society named it the [Continue..]

Production Designer Barbara Ling discusses how she worked with director Quentin Tarantino to lovingly recreate 1969 Los Angeles in Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood. The film visits 1969 Los Angeles during the final moments of Hollywood’s golden age where [Continue..]

The film also received nominations for best film, best actor for Leonardo DiCaprio, and best director and best screenplay for Quentin Tarantino. Brad Pitt on Monday landed a Golden Globe nomination for his work in Once Upon a Time in…Hollywood. [Continue..]

Actor Damon Herriman previously said Quentin Tarantino cut a few Manson moments from the movie before release. There were more Charles Manson moments shot for Once Upon a Time in…Hollywood — and now they are coming to light thanks to [Continue..]

Among honors handed out for color grading, editing, sound and VFX were ‘Lion King’ VFX supervisor Robert Legato taking home the Hollywood Professional Association’s Lifetime Achievement Award. Columbia Pictures/Photofest; Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures/Photofest Oscar hopefuls The Lion King and [Continue..]

Sony Pictures, the studio behind Tarantino’s latest feature, announced the movie will be re-released with 10 minutes of additional footage, including four new scenes. The lengthier version of “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” which already clocked in at two [Continue..]