Kino Lorber Speaks Out After David Lynch Bashes ‘Lost Highway’ Blu-ray Release
The upcoming Blu-ray release for “Lost Highway” has been hit with a controversy, care of the director himself.
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‘Annabelle Comes Home’ Review: The Best ‘Conjuring’ Spin-Off Brings John Hughes to the Usual Horror Routine
The haunted-house spookfest delivers on its title with the best “Conjuring” spin-off so far, in large part because it has such modest aims.
Taika Waititi Attached to Animated ‘Flash Gordon’ Movie From Disney-Fox
It’s unknown what exactly the “Thor: Ragnarok” director’s role will be on the animated feature film.
Studio Ghibli Dominates China as First ‘Spirited Away’ Screenings Outgross ‘Toy Story 4’
The Miyazaki film opened in China for the first time in 18 years and doubled the opening gross of Pixar’s “Toy Story 4.”
‘Paris Is Burning’: ‘Pose’ Writers and Creators Reflect on Landmark Documentary
Janet Mock, Ryan Murphy, and Steven Canals reflect on the seminal ballroom film, currently playing a new restoration in select theaters.
The 14 Best Movie Performances of 2019 (So Far) — IndieWire Critics Survey
Elisabeth Moss, Lupita Nyong’o, and Keanu Reeves lead our critics survey of the best movie performances of 2019 (so far).
Danny Boyle Doesn’t Need to Be Afraid of Making Movies About Women
The filmmaker confessed to worrying about being seen as “an imposter” if he took on a female-centric project, but he’s missing the point.
Alex Garland’s ‘Wonderful Idea’ for Third ’28 Days Later’ Film Keeps Sequel Hopes Alive
IndieWire recently named Danny Boyle’s 2002 movie one of the best horror movies of all time.
Samuel L. Jackson Demands Answers for ‘Spider-Man’ Poster Gaffe: ‘What the F**k Is Going On Here?’
Marvel has apparently made a very strange marketing blunder on a new “Spider-Man: Far From Home” movie poster.
Storyboard Art From J.J. Abrams’ Canceled Superman Movie Released After 17 Years
“Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” co-director Peter Ramsey showed a never-before-seen look at the lost 2002 superhero movie.
National Geographic Adds ‘The Cave’ to Crowded Documentary Oscar Race — Exclusive
Oscar-nominated filmmaker Feras Fayyad (“Last Man in Aleppo”) returns to war-torn Syria as NatGeo acquires the film for a prime Oscar season slot.
Venice Film Festival Names Lucrecia Martel Jury President, Only Seventh Woman to Hold Honor
When announcing the news, Venice head Alberto Barbera called Martel “Latin America’s most important female director.”
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Rachel Brosnahan Signs First-Look Deal With Amazon Studios
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How Women Are Dominating TV Right Now — And Changing It for the Better
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WME Sues WGA For “Unlawful Group Boycott” In Violation of Antitrust Laws; WGA Says Suit Has “No Merit” – Update
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Hottest TV Triangles: Saved by the Bell — Were You Team Zack or Team Slater?
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Emmy spotlight: Don’t underestimate Hugh Laurie (‘Veep’) as beguiling and formidable foe to Julia Louis-Dreyfus
