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Biography

Gaius Bolling is a contributor at MovieWeb, focusing on the latest in movie news as well as features that shine a light on the past and present in the realm of film and TV. In addition to MovieWeb, Gaius has contributed news, features, and movie reviews for Geek Vibes Nation, That Hashtag Show, 1st Reviews, ReelTalkInc, and GuyAtTheMovies.com. Gaius is also the creator of the Back To The Blockbuster podcast, a show focusing on the latest in movie news, where he has maintained a role as a co-host for 250+ episodes and counting. The podcast is also in the process of launching a spin-off called The Movie Vault, which will focus on deep dives and milestone anniversaries for films old and new. Gaius also runs and maintains his own movie influencer Instagram page called @g_reelz, which has 112K followers and counting.

Content

Total articles 4218

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  Lindsay Lohan to Lead 'Count My Lies' Hulu Drama From 'This Is Us' Showrunners

  By Gaius Bolling Verified

  Apr. 16, 2025

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  Demi Moore Reveals the Surprising Moment She Knew That Mikey Madison Was Going To Win the Oscar

  By Gaius Bolling Verified

  Apr. 16, 2025

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  The Dark Side of 'Power Rangers' Could Destroy Your Childhood

  By Gaius Bolling Verified

  Apr. 13, 2025

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Company Info

MovieWeb

MovieWeb is a prominent online entertainment publication that has been providing content since 1995. Owned by Valnet, Inc. since 2021, it is headquartered in Montreal, Quebec, with teams in major entertainment cities like Los Angeles and New York. The site offers a variety of services, including the latest news on movies, television, and pop culture, along with reviews and in-depth analysis from industry experts. MovieWeb maintains a comprehensive movie database and provides curated lists of films and TV shows. Additionally, it features streaming guides to help audiences navigate popular platforms like Netflix and Disney+. With a focus on engaging a broad audience of movie and TV enthusiasts, MovieWeb employs around 95 to 100 people and generates annual revenue of approximately $6 million to $6.7 million through advertising and content engagement.