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Marvel Comics into Film: Essays on Adaptations Since the 1940s

Matthew J. McEniry, Robert Moses Peaslee and Robert G. Weiner

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Marvel Studios' approach to its Cinematic Universe-beginning with the release of Iron Man (2008)-has...

Secrecy at Work: The Hidden Architecture of Organizational Life

Christopher Grey and Jana Costas

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Secrecy is endemic within organizations, woven into the fabric of our lives at work. Yet, until now,...

Space Jam (1996)

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Basketball superstar Michael Jordan and cartoon favorite Bugs Bunny team up with other basketball...

How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (2019)

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From DreamWorks Animation comes the highly anticipated culmination of one of the most popular...

Michelle Monoghan recommended National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (1989) in Movies (curated)

"I love Christmas Vacation, with Chevy Chase, and Randy Quaid as well. It’s so funny. Juliette Lewis is in there, too — who I think is genius, by the way, in everything that she’s in. That movie, to me, is so funny that every time it plays at Christmas time I inevitably have to watch it. I mean, every scene in that movie is so funny — when that squirrel lands on the toupee of the grandpa; the kid when he gets on the damn saucer and he flies down the hill, I mean, I just think that’s a really cheesy scene. And I love Chevy Chase. Any Chevy Chase. He’s just got a really funny quality about him, and it’s really subtle — he’s got a little twinkle in his eye, he’s really sort of mischievous. I like him. Just the way he carries himself — he’s really animated without being physical."

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Milla Jovovich recommended WALL-E (2008) in Movies (curated)

WALL-E (2008)

2008 | Animation, Comedy, Sci-Fi

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"You can’t forget animated films either. WALL-E just kills me. It’s so funny because we watched WALL-E with my daughter when she was little, like two and three and four, and she loved it and then we didn’t watch. It was one of those “we watched it 50 times” kind of films. We didn’t watch it for a couple of years and tried to watch it again when she was seven and as soon as she heard the music, in that part where you have to press play and it was lonely music, and she’s like, “It’s just making me feel really sad. I can’t watch it.” Then watching him alone on the garbage dumps and she was like, “But everybody’s gone.” It suddenly just started making her question reality, and she kind of tripped out. I had to turn it off because she started crying."

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