John Woo Fears Marvel Movies ‘Will Make Young Audiences Get Lost When It Comes to Knowledge About Film’
Yet another director has taken aim against superhero tentpole movies.
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For Martin Scorsese, Al Pacino Was ‘Always Something Unreachable,’ Until ‘The Irishman’
Martin Scorsese’s tribute talk at AFI FEST ran rife with memorable anecdotes, including the director’s longtime wish to work with Al Pacino.
Edward Norton Blames Studio’s ‘Reluctance’ for ‘Fight Club’ Box-Office Failure
Norton is no stranger to a box-office flop, as indicated by his recent directorial effort “Motherless Brooklyn.”
Beyond ‘Charlie’s Angels’: 10 Best Action-Movie Heroines, Ranked
As the third installment in the “Charlie’s Angels” movie franchise opens, a ranking of 10 great action movie heroines.
Netflix Steps Up to Pay Filmmaker Royalties as Distribber/GoDigital Payments Go AWOL
GoDigital Inc. is liquidating, leaving hundreds of filmmakers unpaid. Now Netflix is stepping up to make some of them whole.
Nicolas Cage to Play Nicolas Cage in Upcoming Meta Movie
Nicolas Cage has played every role under the sun except himself, and that’s about to change with reports of a wild new project.
‘I Lost My Body’ Review: This Poetic Fable About a Severed Hand Is the Best Animated Film of the Year
A severed hand crawls across Paris in search of its body in a fable that’s head and shoulders above every other animated movie this year.
Netflix Joins the Criterion Collection With Home Video Debut of ‘Roma’
Alfonso Cuarón’s love letter to Mexico City marks the rare DVD/Blu-ray release for any Netflix original film.
Xavier Dolan’s Long-Delayed ‘Death and Life of John F. Donovan’ Finally Receiving a U.S. Release
The passion project at long last will arrive stateside more than a year after its 2018 Toronto Film Festival world premiere.
‘Earthquake Bird’ Review: Alicia Vikander Soars in a Netflix Thriller that Fails to Take Flight
Alicia Vikander channels Isabelle Huppert in a morose psychosexual Netflix thriller about a translator accused of murder in Tokyo.
‘Little Women’ Is an Oscar Contender, but Where Does That Leave ‘Ford v Ferrari’ and ‘Waves’?
Screen Talk, episode 266: Greta Gerwig’s adaptation seems poised to gain traction in the awards season conversation. But where does that leave the other latecomers?
‘Neon Demon’ Cinematographer Says ‘It Was Sad’ U.S. Audiences Didn’t Understand the Film
Over three years after Refn’s fashion world horror film bombed at the U.S. box office, DP Natasha Braier looks back at the reception.
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‘Joker’ Cinematographer Lawrence Sher Wins at Camerimage Film Festival
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Elizabeth Warren Comes to Taylor Swift’s Defense
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Vojtech Jasny Dies: ‘All My Good Countrymen’ Filmmaker From Czechoslovakia Was 93
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God Friended Me Video: T.R. Knight Knows Who's Behind Almighty Account
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‘What/If’ Renee Zellweger gets 2 Golden Globe nominations for the price of 1
