J.J. Abrams’ longtime editors say the director was in a tough position with “The Rise of Skywalker” after what Johnson did to the story in “The Last Jedi.”
The desert scenes in this week’s acclaimed “Better Call Saul” episode almost got visual assistance from David Lean’s iconic 1962 epic.
Deakins says Hollywood movies are “depressing” these days because they are more focused on visuals than telling a good story.
The short film makes its online debut courtesy of the American Cinematheque, which is going virtual like never before.
Sentient Entertainment has won remake rights to Kidman’s $200 million horror blockbuster.
“Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me,” now streaming on The Criterion Channel, holds the key to understanding the angel of David Lynch’s life.
Crowley Police chief Jimmy Broussard said he had no idea the siren was from the Universal horror thriller and vowed not to use the siren again.
Charles Laughton’s 1955 drama is a touchstone of the serial killer genre.
The VFX artist says working for Tom Hooper on “Cats” was “almost slavery.”
The indie powerhouse has supported Richard Linklater, Jennifer Kent, Alfonso Cuaron, Olivier Assayas, the Safdie brothers, and more over its first two decades.
Both actors were nominated for Academy Awards thanks to their performances in Ang Lee’s romance drama.
McConaughey’s most recent film, “The Gentleman,” arrived on digital early this month from STX Entertainment.
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