We understand there’s only a lot time it’s possible to spend per day watching new trailers, viral videos, and shaky mobile phone footage of individuals quarrelling on live television. For this reason every mid-day The Atlantic Wire highlights the day’s videos that really earn your 5 minutes (or less) of attention. Today:Within an interview within this month’s GQ, director Clint Eastwood is adamant that his new J. Edgar Hoover biopic is “not really a movie about two gay men.” The comment was intended to really make it obvious the movie is really a period drama that’s thinking about the first kind FBI director’s energy politics, as opposed to the character of Hoover’s relationship with FBI second-in-command Clyde Tolson. In line with the film’s first trailer, that might have been an error. Apart from the existence of Leonardo DiCaprio as Hoover, there isn’t anything else to tell apart it from Public Opponents, American Gangster, The Great Shepherd or the other sepia-tinted period crime tales about males in hats who keep secrets which have showed up recently mired with Oscar anticipation with no compelling reason behind existing. That being stated, the DiCaprio old-age makeup is hypnotic, although most likely not within the seamless, you-hardly-notice-it way Eastwood intended. [The Hollywood Reporter] Read more »