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Derek Cianfrance's film Roofman, based on real events, explores themes of love, sacrifice, and the American Dream through the story of a former soldier turned robber hiding in a toy store, emphasizing his choice of love over money and reflecting on his personal and societal values.
Kirsten Dunst has declined to participate in a 'Bring It On' reboot, preferring to leave the beloved film as it is, and is currently starring in 'Roofman' while considering future projects like a 'Minecraft' sequel for fun and financial reasons.
'Roofman' is a film that portrays a charming yet misguided criminal, Jeffrey Manchester, played by Channing Tatum, who becomes a homeless fugitive living inside a Toys R Us store after a series of McDonald's robberies. The movie explores themes of flawed heroism and redemption, set against a nostalgic '70s vibe, with strong performances and a focus on character complexity. It highlights the paradox of a criminal motivated by family, blending humor with tragedy, and features a compelling chemistry between Tatum and Kirsten Dunst.
'Roofman' is a compelling film based on a true story, featuring Channing Tatum as a veteran turned criminal who escapes prison and lives secretly in a Toys R Us, forming a romantic connection with a small-town mother, with strong performances and authentic storytelling that could make it one of 2025's best movies.
Kirsten Dunst revealed the correct pronunciation of her name as 'Keersten,' correcting common mispronunciations like 'Kristin,' and shared her experiences with people mispronouncing her name, both in Hollywood and in everyday life.
Kirsten Dunst expressed interest in starring in a sequel to the record-breaking 'Minecraft Movie,' citing her kids' love for the original and her desire to be in a financially successful film, as discussions about a sequel are already underway.
Kirsten Dunst shared that her four-year-old son James experienced a serious health scare while she was filming overseas in Budapest, which was a frightening experience for her family but they are now all fine. The incident brought her family closer together, and she compared the fear to the worst-case scenarios in the movie 'Final Destination.'
Kirsten Dunst revealed she would be willing to star in 'Minecraft 2' primarily to make a lot of money, citing her children's love for the first film and her desire to avoid financial losses, contrasting her recent artistic projects with the commercial success of the 'Minecraft' movie.
Director Jake Kasdan discusses his new Christmas action-comedy film 'Red One,' starring Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans, where Johnson plays a miniature version of himself as Santa's head of security. Kasdan also addresses the challenges of integrating Kirsten Dunst's character into the Jumanji reboot series, citing plot complications from the original film's ending. Despite reports of Johnson's misbehavior on set, Kasdan defends him as a professional and enjoyable collaborator. The next Jumanji film is slated for 2026.
Jesse Plemons revealed he lost 50 pounds over a year and a half through intermittent fasting, improving his overall well-being and energy levels, especially to keep up with his young children. Despite jokes about using Ozempic, Plemons credits his weight loss to this eating method. He discussed these changes at the premiere of his new film, "Kinds of Kindness," where he plays three different characters.
A24's "Civil War" made history with a $25.7 million opening weekend, becoming the studio's biggest debut and first title to top the domestic box office. The film's success can be attributed to the power of the A24 brand, a buzzy SXSW premiere, its unique offering in the marketplace, pre-release controversy, IMAX presentation, director Alex Garland's reputation, appeal in Texas, and a strategic release date. Additionally, the presence of Kirsten Dunst, a respected Hollywood name, likely contributed to the film's strong performance.
Alex Garland's latest film "Civil War" sets a new record for A24 with the biggest opening weekend, earning $25.7 million in North America. The movie, featuring Kirsten Dunst as a photojournalist navigating a divided America in the midst of a second civil war, surpassed A24's previous record-holder "Hereditary." Despite its $50 million production budget, the film received positive reviews, with GameSpot giving it a 9/10 rating. Following the release, Garland plans to shift from directing to writing films for others to direct.
Alex Garland's "Civil War" exceeded expectations at the box office, earning $25.7 million in its opening weekend in North America, making it the biggest R-rated opening of the year and a record for A24. The film, starring Kirsten Dunst, Wagner Moura, and Cailee Spaeny, imagines a near-future US embroiled in a devastating conflict. Despite its fictional nature, the movie has sparked widespread debates and discussions, with positive reviews and a strong showing in major markets. A notable win for A24, "Civil War" demonstrates the studio's commitment to pushing boundaries and taking risks in filmmaking.
Kirsten Dunst discusses the ending of "Civil War," a dystopian thriller, and clarifies the fate of her character. The film's open-ended conclusion hints at potential sequel ideas, leaving questions about the future of the rebellion and the fate of the characters.
Kirsten Dunst and Cailee Spaeny discuss the intense and disturbing ending of the movie "Civil War," which culminates in a harrowing scene of rebel forces storming the White House and killing the tyrannical president. The ending includes a poignant moment where a character sacrifices herself to save another, and the film concludes with the rebels gunning down the president. The actresses reflect on the emotional impact of the ending and praise Nick Offerman's departure from his comedic roles for his portrayal of the president.