Anya Taylor-Joy’s Roles to Date — and What She’s Doing Next
The “Queen’s Gambit” Emmy nominee has transfixed audiences with her captivating chameleon talent since her big screen debut in “The Witch.”
The “Queen’s Gambit” Emmy nominee has transfixed audiences with her captivating chameleon talent since her big screen debut in “The Witch.”
Dillon was a two-time Oscar nominee for “Close Encounters” and “Absence of Malice.”
“They just don’t stop writing,” Sandler said of Josh and Benny Safdie.
“There was also this implication about Fred being interested in both, you know, parties…and all that got cut,” Gellar revealed.
Brian Cox defended his disgraced “X2: X-Men United” director despite allegations of rape and molestation, calling the filmmaker “extraordinary.”
Titled “Air,” the film will reportedly receive a pricey Super Bowl ad and a rollout on 3,000 screens with a hefty exclusive window.
The February lull in new theatrical releases doesn’t mean your viewing habits have to suffer.
Colin Askey’s eye-opening documentary takes a firsthand look at a grassroots safe drug use site, humanizing those most affected by the worsening opioid crisis.
More than a dozen new films arrive this week, but few can measure up to the heady interest in M. Night Shyamalan’s latest thriller.
The “No Bears” filmmaker was still detained in Iran’s Evin prison, despite Iranian courts voiding his sentence in late January.
“I remember thinking, ‘Did the studio hire this guy?'” McConaughey said of the chance encounter ahead of the classic 2003 rom-com co-starring Kate Hudson.
Hlynur Pálmason’s latest maps the mental and physical decay of a 19th century Danish priest tasked with overseeing the construction of a church in a remote corner of Iceland.