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Entertainment Weekly Quotes

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“Pixar journeys through the cosmos to answer life's biggest questions.”
— Nick Romano, Entertainment Weekly, Pixar's first 'Soul' trailer sends Jamie Foxx and Tina Fey to the cosmos
Tagged: Pixar, Soul, Cosmos
“The director recently revealed that he is '100 percent complete' on filming Avatar 2 and '95 percent' complete on Avatar 3.”
— Rachel Yang, Entertainment Weekly, James Cameron says filming on 'Avatar 2' is '100 percent complete'
Tagged: Avatar, Filming, James Cameron
“Nyong’o is a strong contender for a Best Actress nomination next year for her performances as a woman harboring a dark secret and her underground-dwelling, jumpsuit-donning doppelgänger.”
— David Canfield , Entertainment Weekly, How 'Us' left Lupita Nyong'o exhausted, anxious, and challenged like never before
Tagged: actor, Lupita Nyong'o , Challenge
“But with so many new books released this year, how are you ever going to pick which one to read first? Thankfully, former President Barack Obama is here to help.”
— Sydney Bucksbaum , Entertainment Weekly, Barack Obama just revealed his summer reading list(and he's got impeccable taste) 
Tagged: Books, President Obama, Recommendations , Summer Reading
“Armisen and Heidecker star as two subpar but eager astronauts, Skip and Rook, while Reilly plays their leader, Cap.”
— Nick Romano, Entertainment Weekly, John C. Reilly and Fred Armisen shoot for the stars in first 'Moonbase 8' teaser
Tagged: John C. Reilly, Fred Armisen, Moonbase 8
“Worry no longer: On Tuesday, Hulu announced that Parasite will be coming to the platform starting April 8.”
— Christian Holub , Entertainment Weekly, Best Picture Oscar winner 'Parasite' is coming to Hulu in April
Tagged: Hulu, Parasite, Oscar Winner
“In Oliver's words, 'there's only one infectious disease that two-thirds of the world should be getting right now, and that's Adam Driver Fever.'”
— Entertainment Weekly, John Oliver, John Oliver explains exactly how scared you should be of coronavirus: 'A bit'
Tagged: coronavirus, John Oliver , infection
“A Star Is Bored isn't a memoir, exactly. But Byron Lane, former personal assistant to Carrie Fisher, isn't quite shying away from life experience in his debut novel.”
— David Canfield , Entertainment Weekly, What was Carrie Fisher like as a boss? This new novel offers hints
Tagged: A Star is Bored , Carrie Fisher , boss
“As they say in just about every brooding superhero movie: A storm is coming.”
— Nick Romano, Entertainment Weekly, Stormfront strikes 'The Boys' in exclusive season 2 first look
Tagged: The Boys , Superhero, Comics
“Good news for those of you who can’t get enough Paul Rudd on your TV. Netflix has a new comedy series in which the Ant-Man star plays dual leading roles.”
— Dan Snierson , Entertainment Weekly, See Paul Rudd and his costar Paul Rudd in first look at new Netflix comedy
Tagged: Paul Rudd, TV, New Shows
“A lagging summer at the box office produced a greater-than-usual share of spectacular duds, while also generating a few billion-busting hits.”
— James Hibberd, Entertainment Weekly, The 17 biggest summer box office winners and losers of 2019
Tagged: Summer, Movies, Billion Dollars, Money, Films
“The Queer Eye gang is going international with a four-episode special titled We’re In Japan.”
— Lauren Huff , Entertainment Weekly, Watch a joyful teaser for the 'Queer Eye: We're In Japan' special
Tagged: Queer Eye, international, Japan
“Taylor Swift is getting political in her new song 'Only the Young,' which is out now.”
— Lauren Huff , Entertainment Weekly, Taylor Swift releases new political anthem 'Only the Young' — listen now
Tagged: Taylor Swuft , Only the Young , Song, political
“As the brief initial responses via critics tweeting after early screenings signaled, the responses are mixed. But most seem to have something to say about that runtime.”
— Nick Romano, Entertainment Weekly, Here's what critics are saying about 'It Chapter Two'
Tagged: It , Chapter 2 , reviews, Critics, Movie
“Rick and Morty has its first Super Bowl ad and it’s just as meta and manic as you might expect.”
— James Hibberd, Entertainment Weekly, 'Rick and Morty' reveals a Super Bowl ad for Pringles
Tagged: Rick and Morty, super bowl, advertisement
“Has the news been putting you in an apocalyptic mood lately? Well, the people who brought you 30 Rock may have just the thing.”
— Christian Holub , Entertainment Weekly, '30 Rock' producers Tina Fey, Robert Carlock land post-apocalyptic animated series at Netflix
Tagged: 30 Rock , Tina Fey , Robert Carlock , Netflix
“Reese Witherspoon was eligible for starring in three different shows — HBO's Big Little Lies, Apple TV+'s The Morning Show, and Hulu's limited series Little Fires Everywhere. Yet she was snubbed for all. A snub trifecta, if you will.”
— James Hibberd, Entertainment Weekly, Emmy nominations snubs and surprises 2020
Tagged: Emmy Nominations, Snub, Awards
“Instead of melodrama, the movie finds its traction in parsing out micro-aggressions and mood: a sort of devastating slow-drip portrait of the power structures that allowed a man like Weinstein to happen — and keep more like him in place, untouched by any justice a hashtag can reach.”
— Leah Greenblatt , Entertainment Weekly, Julia Garner holds the center of slow-drip #MeToo drama 'The Assistant'
Tagged: Julia Garner, #metoo, The Assistant
“At long last, the first trailer for Rick and Morty season 4 is here.”
— James Hibberd, Entertainment Weekly, 'Rick and Morty' trailer released for long-awaited season 4
Tagged: Rick and Morty, show, New Release
“It’s the age-old challenge of journalists everywhere: how to break down a complicated story or topic and make it explainable to an audience. We’re just guessing, but it probably helps to have Meryl Streep as the vessel for your explanation.”
— Tyler Aquilina, Entertainment Weekly, Meryl Streep talks 'funny yet deadly serious' new film 'The Laundromat'
Tagged: Meryl Streep, film, The Laundromat
“First, a disclaimer: With approximately 183 TV series premiering every hour in America, it would be all but impossible for any one critic to view all the new fall shows. That said, I was able to screen 31 of the programs making their debut in the coming months — and now that my eyes have readjusted to sunlight, I humbly submit this report.”
— Kristen Baldwin, Entertainment Weekly, The 8 must-watch new TV shows this fall
Tagged: TV Shows, Release, Fall, New Shows
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