‘The Last Full Measure’s Mark Damon On War Drama’s Journey & Why This May Be His Last Picture As Producer

Who else saw Martin Scorsese sleep during Eminem’s Oscars 2020 performance? The “Love the Way You Lie” rapper, 47, took the stage at the 92nd annual Academy Awards on Sunday, February 9, and the celebrity reactions were…interesting, to say the least. Among the viral reactions were Billie Eilish and Idina Menzel’s faces and Scorsese nodding off as Eminem performed “Lose Yourself.”

By Denise Petski

Legendary director Peter Bogdanovich stopped by the It Happened in Hollywood podcast to share stories about the making of 1971's The Last Picture Show.

Sundance Cold War drama Ironbarkhas landed at Lionsgate and Roadside Attractions for North America.Benedict Cumberbatch stars asGreville Wynne, a British businessman who is recruited to help put an end to the Cuban Missile Crisis.

Amassing enough military equipment and weaponry to make a modern war film is no easy – or inexpensive – feat, especially if you’re working under a tight budget.

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When Air Force Senior Master Sgt. John Pighini watches movies about the Vietnam war, he sees things that few others do. And the details bother him.

The story of William Pitsenbarger, a U.S.

It’s a good thingThe Last Full Measureisn’t going to be winning the Oscar for best picture next year, because there are so many producers and executive producers credited (27, count ‘em, 27) they might not all fit on the same stage.

There are a few different movies competing for attention within The Last Full Measure. One is a traditional Vietnam War tale.

It’s easy to say, “Oh, another Vietnam movie.” The 1950s, ’60s and ’70s war is just about the most popular of America’s conflicts portrayed onscreen, with more films than you realize being about Vietnam veterans: “Taxi Driver,” “Rambo,” “Kong: Skull Island.” Heck, Wolverine is a Vietnam vet.