Arclight Gets an Eviction Notice, Regal Defeated by Landlords: Theater Battles Get Real
The issues many theaters face as they struggle to open show that not all landlords are willing to redo leases.
Film
‘Night in Paradise’ Review: Netflix Delivers a Slow-Burn Korean Mob Epic from the Director of ‘New World’
This languid but explosive mob epic stars Uhm Tae-goo as an enforcer who tries to lie low on Jeju Island after starting a gang war in Seoul.
Why the ‘Sound of Metal’ Sound Design Is So Effective
Inside Darius Marder and Nicholas Becker’s experiment to create subjectivity through a point of hearing.
New Movies: Release Calendar for April 9, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films
As theaters begin showing signs of life and streaming and VOD options stay hefty, IndieWire is here to guide you through all of your new viewing options each week.
The Best Movies New to Every Major Streaming Platform in April 2021
From Netflix to Amazon Prime, and HBO Max to the Criterion Channel, here are the best movies coming to each streaming platform this month.
Paramount Moves ‘Mission: Impossible 7’ to May 2022, ‘Top Gun’ to November
Two Tom Cruise franchise entries will now be opening later than expected (again).
Phoebe Waller-Bridge Joins ‘Indiana Jones 5’ in Lead Role Opposite Harrison Ford
Hold onto your fedoras, the “Fleabag” and “Killing Eve” creator is coming for your favorite archaeologist.
Charlyne Yi Says She Tried to Quit ‘Disaster Artist’ Over James Franco Sexual Misconduct Allegations
Yi also called out producer Seth Rogen in an Instagram post detailing how the filmmakers tried to bribe her into staying in the movie.
Inside ‘Justice League’ with the Cinematographer Who Shot and Fought for Zack Snyder’s Version
Fabian Wagner on being the first to bash the theatrical version, visiting Whedon’s set, and a potential “GoT” reunion with Miguel Sapochnik.
‘Moffie’ Review: One of the Best Films About Gay Repression Ever Is Also a Disturbing Apartheid Story
Oliver Hermanus’ shimmery and sensual military drama locates war zones in South Africa and in the closeted mind of its young protagonist.
Bong Joon Ho Confronts ‘Fearful’ Anti-Asian Hate and Calls on Filmmakers to Respond
“Use your insight to portray the issues that are currently boiling underneath the surface of society that can explode later on,” Bong tells his fellow directors.
‘Thunder Force’ Review: Melissa McCarthy and Octavia Spencer Need More Silly in Superhero Comedy
Even with talented stars in the lead roles, the best gag in Ben Falcone’s Netflix comedy involves Jason Bateman as a half-crab, half-man. That seems wrong, doesn’t it?
Newswire
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Prince William Drops Out of BAFTA Awards Following Prince Philip’s Death
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See Demi Lovato Perform ‘Dancing With the Devil,’ Play ‘One Word Songs’ on ‘Fallon’
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Blanket Coverage Of Prince Philip’s Death Proves To Be A Big Turn-Off For British TV Viewers
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The TVLine Performer of the Week: Jeffrey Dean Morgan
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Some Watson Accusers Must Be Identified, Court Says