Leonardo DiCaprio’s film “One Battle After Another” debuted at the top of the box office The film earned $48.5 million USD globally, but is considered a disappointment given its $200 million USD cost ...

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"One Battle After Another" is shaping up as an Oscar contender after a strong showing in the Golden Globes nominations announced Dec. 8. The Golden Globe Awards air Jan. 11 on CBS and stream on ...

It’s one award after another for Leonardo DiCaprio’s latest film, which cleaned up at the prestigious National Board of Review (NBR) awards announcement on Wednesday. The Oscar-winning actor stars in ...

It's been over two months since director Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another made its theatrical debut, and the film is still entertaining a small number of theatergoers. Sure, gone are ...

Jennifer Lawrence is heaping praise onto Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another,” calling the action thriller “the best movie I’ve ever seen.” In the latest episode of BAFTA and Samsung’s ...

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