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I wish strangers lingered after the movie ends in the theatre and debrief the movie together

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The astrophage space scene in ‘PROJECT HAIL MARY’ was created by tiny LEDs placed on chicken wire that were used while pouring water in front of the lens to refract the light. It was then shot with an Alexa LF camera with the infrared filter removed.

Annette Bening to star in rom-com ‘42.6 YEARS’ alongside Andy Samberg. It follows Ben, who after an experimental procedure leaves him cryogenically frozen for 42.6 years, sets out to re-connect with his ex-girlfriend who has lived a full lifetime without him.

The Nice Guys, 2016

I genuinely believe Dunkirk is Nolan’s boldest directing achievement, and even he considers it his most experimental film.

A great moment as Moonlight star Ashton Sanders meets his idol, DENZEL WASHINGTON, for the first time.

Future Coen Brothers film location once they reunite.

Romancing the Stone turns 42 today. Studio execs had zero faith in this Douglas/Turner/DeVito adventure from Robert Zemeckis. Then it cleared $100M, and suddenly Zemeckis could make anything he wanted. So he made his pet project... Back to the Future. DeVito's fall is hilarious!

OFFICIAL: Raphaël Guerreiro will leave FC Bayern when his contract expires this summer

Honestly, I only work to finance a place in this sanctuary. There's no place I rather be.

No time for autographs, expect if it’s a jersey of Bayern München. Michael Olise is as Mia San Mia as it can get.

Anya Taylor-Joy says ‘DUNE: PART 3’ was her “absolute dream job.” “I bawled my eyes out when we wrapped that movie. I just saw that trailer again & I was like, ‘This is going to be a time.’” (Source: @etnow)

• Do you like the new Champions League format? Rummenigge: “I remember applauding it when it was presented in 2021. The idea came from a German chess player, by the way – sadly a Dortmund fan (laughs). The knockout rounds were always great, but the group stage had become heavy. Now it’s very entertaining. UEFA deserves credit.”

• Do agents need to be reined in? Rummenigge: “We’re all in the same boat, so we should sit down together – agents, federations, leagues, and clubs. We’ve completely lost our bearings. Last summer, €1.17 billion was paid in agent fees. Five years ago it was 500 million, already a lot. When Bayern buys from Freiburg, Freiburg buys from Mainz, and Mainz buys from elsewhere, the money stays in football. What agents take does not – and it’s harming the sport."

Rummenigge on his return to the club in 2023 after he stepped down in 2021: "It wasn’t planned. But Uli Hoeneß and Herbert Hainer contacted me because they weren’t happy with the overall situation. Bayern have always been a serious, solid club. Franz Beckenbauer used to say success is key, but always financed in a sustainable way. At some point we drifted, investing too much in wages and agent commissions, but we’re correcting that now"

• Would a player like Vinicius fit at Bayern? Rummenigge: "The question is redundant – he’s priceless and already at the ideal club. It wouldn’t surprise me if he’s one of Florentino Pérez’s favorites. I’ve heard Saudi clubs are knocking, but I don’t think he’ll leave. Florentino is an aesthete of the game and will do everything to keep him. I remember that brace in the first leg two years ago."

Rummenigge on the Michael Olise rumours: "Those are rumours that make everyone at the club smile. You know better than anyone how the media carousel works. He has three years left on his contract – nothing more to say. People go to the stadium for players like him"

Rummenigge on Lennart Karl: "Lennart just turned 18 and has already debuted for the senior national team. The most important thing is helping him keep his feet on the ground, but we have the right coach and players to guide him. There’s a clear hierarchy again with leaders like Kane, Neuer, Kimmich, and also Olise, who is growing rapidly. It reminds me of my early days with leaders like Beckenbauer, Müller, and Maier"

Rummenigge on Vincent Kompany: "After several rejections, we opted for Vinnie. Sometimes fate smiles on you. We’re fortunate to have him. I’ve seen great coaches at Bayern – Lattek, Hitzfeld, Heynckes, Guardiola – and Vinnie is adapting to that level. I’m enjoying watching the team again, which wasn’t always the case in recent years. The football is good, results follow, and there’s peace in the club again. The coach is the most important employee, and Vinnie is a blessing, also on a human level. He works with what the club gives him and makes the most of it. We also asked him to trust the academy more, and he’s integrated nine players, with Lennart Karl leading the way."