John Lee’s aimless feature isn’t dark enough to be scary, funny enough to be a comedy, or smart enough to say anything about the many topics it seems to want to tackle.
Pierce Brosnan stars in a retrograde heist movie that’s also terrible in a wide variety of distinctly modern ways.
Tribeca: Josh Ruben’s unusually good video game adaptation boasts a killer ensemble cast that includes Sam Richardson, Milana Vaynytub, and Michael Chernus.
Alex Wolff co-stars in one of the summer movie season’s most surprising titles.
The first reactions are also singling out the film’s “bruising” action sequences.
From “Nosferatu” to recent Alfonso Cuarón and Thomas Vinterberg masterpieces, here are films that have earned del Toro’s stamp of approval.
“Dune” star Timothée Chalamet now has premieres lined up at Venice and Cannes, where Wes Anderson’s “The French Dispatch” is screening.
John Rhys-Davies is the name most associated with Gimli. Stunt double Brett Beattie deserves as much credit.
Tribeca: Paying homage to everyone from Sergio Leone to Satyajit Ray, this coming-of-age story is an ethereal take on the magic of movies.
Johansson said “it’s been incredible” to watch Black Widow’s representation change over a decade.
Exclusive: In a wide-ranging panel hosted by The Future of Film is Female, the trio of female filmmakers unpacked just what it is they love about their chosen genre and what’s next for it (and them).
Forget comparisons to “The Greatest Showman.” This is not remotely similar. A decent multiple is possible but a turnaround less so.
