Duck Butter
An interview with Shawkat here that touches on the story she wanted to tell in the movie and how it’s part of a trend of films that make the drama in queer and other non-hetero relationships absolutely normal and not at all out of the ordinary or especially overwrought.
Tully
Charlize Theron talks here about how she got involved in the film and what it was like adjusting to the role, including the physical demands it necessitated.
Writer Diablo Cody spoke more here about how her own experiences with motherhood helped her craft the story in a real and relatable way.
Both of the ladies were interviewed here about how they wanted to tell a more realistic story of motherhood than most movies portray.
Avengers: Infinity War
Tessa Thompson, who played Valkyrie in Thor: Ragnarok, poked fun at that character’s absence in Infinity War on Twitter.
Digital outdoor ads at New York City bus stops, though an integration with Moviefone, offered those waiting for their ride showtimes at nearby theaters.
Overboard
Derbez and Faris both spoke about how they approached the movie, him as someone eager for an opportunity to play a role different from what he’s usually offered and her as someone reluctant to infringe on the memory of the original.
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Movies haven’t always been super-kind to the child support profession. If nannies, au pairs and babysitters aren’t murderous, husband-stealing sociopaths they’re comedically reluctant, only in that position because of some other circumstance. The message to women almost seems to be that needing a bit of help not only is a character flaw in and of itself but one that could put your children, marriage and home in danger.
Cinematic Slant 