Jantje Friese and Baran bo Odar discuss what they kept from set, the challenge of making a literal mirrored world, and the difficulty of letting go once filming on the series ended.
Like any great sequel, this second season lives in the edges around the story only hinted at in the opening episodes.
A relative newcomer to comedy, Fanning talks about her irreverent turn in the Hulu series that giddily defiles the conventions of historical fiction.
HBO Max's first original film is directed by Brandon Trost and based on Simon Rich’s 2013 New Yorker novella.
The critically-acclaimed Korean-language film has paved the way for more discussion about translation of foreign language films in the form of debate about subtitles versus dubbing.
The HBO limited series contains VFX ingenuity large and small, but without ever losing touch with its core humanity.
Staying home? Good. Looking for something new to watch? Even better!
Charlize Theron stars in a comic-book movie with a point of view, creating a marriage of expectations and twists unlike little else in the genre.
With no clear sense of what the future will bring, the industry has to adapt to more than just a few months of setbacks. In this week's podcast, we discuss.
The same army of "Simpsons" clones that formed Fox's Sunday night lineup for years is now helping Hulu become adult animation's streaming hub.
There may be some sweetness deep in this Nasim Pedrad comedy, but it's choked by obvious plotting and a litany of needlessly gross jokes.
One of the video game industry's most beloved franchises is getting adapted into a television series.
