Scarlett Johansson and Disney settle ‘Black Widow’ pay lawsuit

Scarlett Johansson and Disney settle ‘Black Widow’ pay lawsuit

Scarlett Johansson and Disney have reached a settlement over her blockbuster lawsuit that accused the studio of sabotaging the theatrical release of “Black Widow” to prop up Disney Plus. Terms of the settlement were not disclosed. Johansson had sought a $50 million payout from the studio.

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The Black Dahlia (2006)

The Black Dahlia: Real and unsolved murder committed in Hollywood

We love Brian De Palma. He is an expert. Nice has signed the classics. But he must admit that he has already dropped from the diameter. We may have liked Snake Eyes or Femme Fatale, but these are the movies that the majority of the world have sniffed. Mission Impossible is enjoyable, but only in the grid. It is discouraging that 20 years have passed since the Untouchables and the only major film the director has produced in this process is Carlito’s Way.

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Marriage Story (2019)

Marriage Story: Who would marry to get a divorce?

After Martin Scorsese, Noah Baumbach… Netflix continues to confuse and raise the question with increasing violence; Where is the cinema? My personal answer is, wherever the movies are, I think. As I watched the Marriage Story, I watched Kramer Against Kramer (1979) on a 55-screen tube TV that came to my mind almost every moment. Salon romance is a strong feeling, but the movies that matter are the ones that shoot them.

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Jojo Rabbit (2019)

Review for Oscar Nominee Jojo Rabbit

Taika Waititi, who has developed a unique style with What We Do in the Shadows (2014) and Hunt for the Wilderpeople (2016), is integrating his sense of humor into the Nazi world this time with six nominated Oscar nominations, Jojo Rabbit. Adapted from the novel of Christine Leunens and gives a satirical look to Nazi Germany, Adolf Hitler, Jews, Antisemitism and the “little monsters” created by German nationalism in the process, the film manages to write its name among the best of the year.

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Lost in Translation (2003)

Lost in Translation: Loneliness is sometimes shared

Life teaches us that losing is as natural as winning. We get used to it and act accordingly. But is it just a matter of getting lost and getting used to? Since there is no usual situation, what concerns us is where, when and with whom the explosion takes place. In Sofia Coppola’s film, these questions are answered in the most unexpected place, time, and person.

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Scarlett Johansson as a Deadly Alien in 'Under the Skin'

Scarlett Johansson as a Deadly Alien in ‘Under the Skin’

Based on Michael Faber’s critically acclaimed 2000 novel Under the Skin, Jonathan Glazer’s newest film, known for his films Birth and Sexy Beast in his career, has returned to film years later. The film focuses on Laura, an alien woman in the world like especially lonely who seduces and destroys men, promising a unique journey to her audience with an emotional, charming, captivating and frightening narrative without the hassle of storytelling. Scarlett Johansson’s most ambitious performance in her career, the film is also the most appalling productions in terms of having the most appalling frames.

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