Screen Talk, episode 259: "Ad Astra" showcases Pitt's strengths in a leading role while "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" remains in play. Just how much awards traction can one man have?
Fox's underrated horror movie "Jennifer's Body" is celebrating its 10th anniversary this month.
The film, among the most expensive festival buys ever, can't win any Oscars and won't be shown in theaters. So how will HBO know if it's a success?
At a recent panel on the Fox lot touting James Gray's "Ad Astra," now in theaters, NASA scientists talked about their favorite movies that take us into the unknown.
The wrestling show, up for an Emmy on Sunday night, has become one of the service's best comedy series.
Mark Friedberg's production design has been widely praised at the fall festivals and could factor into the Oscar race.
At a time when people are wondering if big-screen epics can still afford to tell personal stories, Gray has told a personal story that demanded to be a big-screen epic.
Paltrow has praised Pitt for standing up to Weinstein, saying, "He leveraged his fame and power to protect me at a time when I didn’t have fame or power yet."
Jeffrey Sharp talks about how the institution plans to address the impact of television and streaming on filmmaking, as well as the diversity issues facing the industry.
Both movies from Celine Sciamma and Ladj Ly won major prizes at the 2019 Cannes Film Festival.
It's all over but the celebrating – and the actual Primetime Emmy Awards ceremony – and nominees and Academy members are living their best lives at a slew of soirees held in their honor.
As studios often hedge their bets by not competing with other movies on a crowded weekend, this one could yield three strong performers.
