Mark Wahlberg, Peter Berg, and Melissa McCarthy Get Filthy at STX CinemaCon Presentation
Wahlberg can’t stop talking about Berg’s nipples, while Melissa McCarthy does drugs with Muppets in “The Happytime Murders.”
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Disney Strategy: Dazzle With Familiarity, Then Take Over the World — CinemaCon Analysis
From “The Avengers” to “Solo” and “Christopher Robin,” there’s not a single original idea — and that’s only one reason that Disney remains poised to win.
Quentin Tarantino and Tom Hardy Excite at CinemaCon, But Sony’s 2018 Slate Feels Oddly Familiar
“Venom,” Claire Foy in “The Girl in the Spider’s Web,” and Leonardo DiCaprio in “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” got exhibitors’ attention.
Academy Board Member Bill Mechanic Quit With a Scorched-Earth Letter, and Hollywood’s Paying Attention
As Hollywood navigates its own future, the Academy struggles to keep up.
MPAA Report: Asian and Latino Audiences Love Movies Most, but North American Moviegoing Is in Decline
The MPAA annual report showed Americans now spend 49 percent of their media time on a digital platform.
Stormy Daniels, the Movie: We Suggest the Best Directors to Handle the Story of Trump’s Former Fling
Now that Stormy’s shopping around her story, we’re hoping the project lands with one of these first-rate auteurs.
Sundance 2018: The 12 Best Movies of This Year’s Festival
From impressive first-timers to reliable talent delivering on expectations, here are the highlights from this year’s festival.
Ben Stiller to Direct Jonah Hill in Adaptation of Sundance-Winning Documentary ‘We Live in Public’ — Sundance 2018
Ondi Timoner announced the project at a panel discussing her career — including “Mapplethorpe,” her scripted debut that Sundance accepted but she couldn’t screen.
Sundance 2017 Reality Check: How the Big Deals Did at the Box Office
“The Big Sick,” “Patti Cake$,” “A Ghost Story,” and other big buys of last year’s Sundance Film Festival: Some numbers aren’t pretty.
Nick Cannon Wants to ‘Empower Women’ as Writer, Director, and Star of a Women’s Basketball Drama Co-Starring Chris Brown
Given Brown’s history with domestic assault, coupled with an all-male filmmaking crew, “She Ball” appears problematic from the jump.
Awards Spotlight: IndieWire Celebrates the Year’s Best Films With the Women of ‘Lady Bird,’ James Franco, and More
The annual IndieWire Awards Season Spotlight series is presented by Xfinity.
The Bryan Singer Timeline: a History of Allegations and Defenses, from Troubled Films to Sexual Assault Claims
Singer was fired this week as director of “Bohemian Rhapsody,” but questionable behavior — on set and off — stretches back two decades.
