Film News 2025-07-12

• 50 Years Later, Fascist Satire ‘A Boy and His Dog’ Goes Great with Deep Panic — and Summer Malaise
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• Tom Holland Calls Christopher Nolan’s ‘Odyssey’ the ‘Job of a Lifetime,’ Promises a Movie ‘Unlike Anything We’ve Ever Seen’
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• Luca Guadagnino’s OpenAI Movie Will Depict Elon Musk: He’s ‘Not So Bad, as Far as Dictators Go,’ Says the Script — Report
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• ‘To a Land Unknown’ Review: This Palestinian Twist on ‘Midnight Cowboy’ Is Full of Masterful Storytelling and Wrenching Humanity 
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• 8 Filmmaking Lessons from the Wild, Disciplined Mind of David Lynch
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• ‘Superman’ Is Here. Is James Gunn’s Box Office Flight a Gust of DCU Fresh Air, or More of the Same?
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• ‘Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight’ Review: Embeth Davidtz’s Personal Wartime Story Boasts a Beyond-Her-Years Child Star
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• Nick Offerman on What the Right Gets Wrong About Ron Swanson: ‘Dumb People Insist He Would’ve Voted for Trump’
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• George Lucas to Make First-Ever Appearance at San Diego Comic-Con, an Event That ‘Star Wars’ Helped Put on the Map
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• Was Ingmar Bergman Really a Nazi? Stellan Skarsgård Saying the Director ‘Cried When Hitler Died’ Reopens the Issue
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• ‘Kpop Demon Hunters’ Review: Netflix’s Breakout Hit is a Total Crowdpleaser
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• Lena Dunham’s ‘Too Much’: A Guide to All Those Cameos — and Each Wink to Her Own Celebrity Lore
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