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The Film: The Nuremberg Trials that took place after World War II are hardly a new subject for a film, with Stanley Kramer's brilliant 1961 drama "Judgment at Nuremberg" standing out as the prime example of how compelling the topic can be when brought to the screen (especially with its stunning ensemble), but just because the subject has been explored before doesn't mean that it can't be explored from new angles. This brings us to James Vanderbilt's latest project, simply tit

The Film: It's been quite a fascinating journey to watch Timothee Chalamet go from being "that kid who was in 'Interstellar'" to nabbing an Oscar nomination for his breakout performance in "Call Me by Your Name" just three years later, and then having his career blow up even further by starring in major awards players like "Little Women," the "Dune" films, and "A Complete Unknown," which earned him a second Oscar nod. While someone in his position could easily make it a point

The Film: The legendary Bela Lugosi, prolific actor of stage and screen, will always be remembered most for his iconic portrayal of Dracula in the 1931 Tod Browning classic, but if one had to choose what his second most famous film was, you would likely get a variety of answers. Some might choose another one of his beloved monster-related works like "Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man," "Son of Frankenstein," or the delightful "Abbot and Costello Meet Frankenstein." However, the