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Tilda Swinton is seen from behind from the neck up. She is wearing a vivdly red collared shirt, with the collar just visible. She has a natural red-head bob cut and looks to the right just slightly to meet her eyes with Idris Elba. Her glasses can just be made out. Opposite of Tilda is Elba, who is wearing a thick brown jean/cloth jacket wtiha dark brown hood pulled up, with his face fully visible. He is seen from the shoulders up, and one of Tilda's hands rests on the side of his face. He looks at Tilda with determined eyes. He also has a black beard with a brown patch on his chin. In the background: A greyish blue sky with clouds.

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Piccolo is seen from the waist up, hovering in the air. He is holding one hand with two fingers pointed up to his forehead, with the fingers beginning to glow with a fiery orange. He is a green alien with two antennae and goblin like ears, and he is wearing a purple Gi. In the background, what looks like a sheer rock wall butting against perhaps a damn wall.

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Aubrey Plaza as Emily is seen from the chest up, looking tired with a bob haircut, wearing a black tank top and a black jean jacket over it. She has one hand on a car trunk looking like she is aobut to close it, and she is looking at someone in a blue and white striped shirt, who is just in frame on the right side and is only shown from behind. In the background: a parking lot with scattered cars.

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Brian Tyree Henry (left) sits across a small wall-mounted table from Brad Pitt (right) on a bullet train. Both are sitting in train seats built for one. They are both looking directly at eachother, Henry has his hands in his lap and Pitt has one on his leg and another under the table, potenially holding some object. A water bottle, latpop, and hat rest on the table. In the background: two windows of the bullet train show a cityscape at night.

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Boyd Holbrook (left) wears khakis, a brown belt, a wife beater and a tan button-down shirt that is unbuttoned. He stands with one hand on his hip, and looks off to the right of the image out of the screen. To his right, B.J. Novak stands about 3 feet away, in black pants with an off-white V-neck with a white button-down shirt, also unbuttoned. He has one hand in his pocket, the other holding his phone out to Holbrook to record his voice. They are viewable from the waist up, with some of Holbrook's upper legs showing. IN the background, a white-sand lot the two stand in gives way about halfway up the image to an empty field with light arid shrubbery. On the white sand patch: two oil derricks and a breaker box.

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"The Gray Man" is seen on the right of frame from the knees up, hanging out of a lightrail car's shattered door window. He looks ahead, witha gun clutched in his right hand by his side. In the background, three more lightrail cars wrap to the left of a turn, with some street lights and more track in the background.

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Natalie Portman stands to the left of Chris Hemsworth, both are turned towards eachother and staring into eachother's eyes. They both don thor-asgard-esque armor. In the background: a pink background with a light horizontal beam cutting through it, it looks as though they are standing in some sort of light tunnel.

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Three minions in disguise as two pilots and a flight attendant enter an airplane terminal through two rotating doors. Behind them, three human flight attendants walk in, with one looking down suspiciously at the minions. In the background, glass wall-to-ceiling windows show the outside of the airplane terminal, with passengers walking about and cars parked in an unloading zone.

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Austin Butler portrays Elvis in the movie "Elvis." In this scene, Austin is seen in a pink suit on stage, leaning down with one arm reached out to a crowd of adoring female fans all reaching back towards him. He looks down at them, his other hand caressing his microphone. In the background, a large crowd in an auditorium like setting.

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Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Christy Lemire, Andy Klein, and Charles Solomon review this weekend’s new movie releases on streaming and on demand platforms.

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