'The Secret Life of Pets' Stars Lake Bell and Bobby Moynihan Talk Favorite Pets

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Published: Tuesday, 12 July 2016 07:46
Written by Justine Browning

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THE SECRET LIFE OF PETS offers family-friendly fare with a touch of adult humor.


With characters voiced by an impressive cast that includes the likes of Kevin Hart and Lake Bell, each vividly drawn animal is skillfully brought to life.

After Max (Louis C.K.), a terrier finds himself separated from his privileged life in New York, he is aided by Snowball (Hart), a rebellious rabbit, and sets off on the path home. Yet he soon learns that he must return the favor by joining Snowball's gang of abandoned pets.

During a recent press day for the film, held in Jersey City, Bell and costar Bobby Moynihan discussed their connection to their pets, the challenges of working on an animated film and what entertained them as children.

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Kevin Hart and Louis C.K. Talk 'The Secret Life of Pets' and Animal Instincts

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Published: Thursday, 07 July 2016 16:35
Written by Justine Browning

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The family-friendly SECRET LIFE OF PETS boosts an impressive cast that breaths life into vividly sketched characters.

Max (Louis C.K.) is a terrier living a privileged life in New York. But when his owner brings home a temperamental canine (Eric Stonestreet), he finds himself on his way to the pound. With the help of a rebellious rabbit named Snowball (Kevin Hart), Max is able to escape his doomed fate. Little does he know, Snowball is expecting a great deal in return.

At a recent press day for the film, held in Jersey City, C.K. and Hart discussed getting in touch with their animal instincts, being a part of a lighter project and the role fatherhood plays in the films they gravitate towards.

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'The Infiltrator's' Benjamin Bratt Talks Latinos in Hollywood: 'Things Are Worse'

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Published: Friday, 08 July 2016 07:32
Written by Lupe R Haas

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Benjamin Bratt is once again playing a Latino crime boss, this time in THE INFILTRATOR starring Bryan Cranston and John Leguizamo, but he originally turned it down because he didn't want to play another Latino stereotype. After a nudge from his friend and INFILTRATOR director Brad Furman, the actor gave the script a chance, and he fell in love with the character of Roberto Alcaino who was Pablo Escobar's top lieutenant in the notorious 80s drug cartel.  Bratt tells CineMovie Hollywood isn't offering versatile roles for actors of Latino descent and things have only gotten worse since he started out as an actor 30 years ago.

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Jon Voight Teases Father/Son Reunion on New Season of 'Ray Donovan'

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Published: Wednesday, 06 July 2016 07:48
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Ray Donovan sends his troublemaking father Mickey Donovan back to Las Vegas on episode 2 of "Ray Donovan's" new season, but will Jon Voight's character ever catch a break and reunite with his family? CineMovie caught up with Jon Voight who plays the patriarch, and he gave us some scoop on what's to come on the new season of the Showtime drama.

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Legend of Tarzan Premiere: Tarzan is Lord of the Apes; Magic Johnson is King of This Animal

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Published: Tuesday, 05 July 2016 08:13
Written by Lupe R Haas

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Magic Johnson stepped out at a Hollywood movie premiere with his lovely wife Cookie to support pal Samuel L. Jackson’s new film LEGEND OF TARZAN, a reboot of the Edgar Rice Burroughs story starring Alexander Skarsgard as Tarzan. On the jungle-themed carpet, the legendary basketball player tells CineMovie he is the true king of the jungle and he would be lord over this animal. Johnson is also planning a family vacation with Samuel L. Jackson who jokes he’s taking a month long vacation because we tell him he's an overworked actor.

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Steven Spielberg Talks Walt Disney’s Influence on THE BFG and Strong Female Protagonists

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Published: Friday, 01 July 2016 10:47
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Besides directing Whoopi Goldberg in THE COLOR PURPLE, Steven Spielberg’s films usually feature leading men but that’s not to say his films exclude women. Who can forget Karen Allen as the feisty Marion in RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK and Laura Dern in JURASSIC PARK. Spielberg says he was attracted to THE BFG because the story centered on a female role.  He looked to Walt Disney for inspiration in adapting Roald Dahl’s fantasy novel.  Listen to what Spielberg had to say about Walt Disney’s influence on his work for his first Disney film.

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'Outcast' Stars Reg E. Cathey and Philip Glenister Talk Robert Kirkman's New Show

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Published: Friday, 17 June 2016 08:37
Written by Fred Topel

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If you have a show about demonic possession, you need an exorcist. For "Outcast," that exorcist is Reverend Anderson (Philip Glenister). He enlists Kyle Barnes (Patrick Fugit) to help him perform exorcism for the town’s possessed residents. We already saw one brutal exorcism in the pilot.

The demons in town also have to contend with the law. Chief Giles (Reg. E. Cathey) tries to maintain law and order but he may be in over his head. We got to sit in a roundtable interview with Glenister and Cathey to talk about "Outcast," from creator Robert Kirkman ("The Walking Dead") and based on his comic book. "Outcast" airs Fridays at 10PM on Cinemax.

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Ellen DeGeneres Reveals Campaigning Disney*Pixar for Dory Sequel Was Joke: 'Joke Became A Reality'

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Published: Thursday, 16 June 2016 17:02
Written by Ethan Falk

 Finding Dory Ellen Gegeneres Interview

Move over Nemo, there’s a new fish in town! Pixar is ready to make another splash when FINDING DORY hits theaters this Friday. The sequel comes out thirteen years after FINDING NEMO won it’s Academy Award and changed the way we look at creatures under the sea. CineMovie attended a recent press event for the film, and caught up with the stars of the film. Ellen Degeneres, the voice of Dory, did what she does best--making us all laugh hysterically. Ellen didn’t hold back as she talked about her participation in making this sequel a reality, her take on the possible lesbian couple in the film, and the advice she’d give to the six year old version of herself.

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