‘Almost Love’ Review: Melancholy Queer Relationship Comedy Asks, ‘Is That All There Is?’
Mike Doyle’s minor-key millennial character study plays like a polished web series condensed to feature form.
Film
SXSW 2020 Finds New Virtual Home With Free Amazon Prime Streaming Collection
The 2020 edition of the Austin, Texas festival may have been canceled, but its leadership continues to find ways to bring its movies to the masses.
‘Little Women’ Water Bottle Gaffe Takes Place in One of Gerwig’s Proudest Scenes
Two water bottles have been spotted in the “Little Women” scene where the March sisters visit the Laurence household for the first time.
‘Swallow’: How a Modern Character Study Successfully Used a Retro Thriller Score
Halpern explains how he and director Carlo Mirabella-Davis brought Hitchcockian obsession to their present day indie.
As WarnerMedia Hires a New CEO, We Are Watching Old Hollywood Explode
Nobody knows anything, but Jason Kilar is the new-model leader who’s charged with figuring it out.
Stream of the Day: Spike Lee’s ‘Girl 6’ Deserves More Credit for Criticizing Hollywood
Like “Bamboozled,” Lee’s satire — now streaming on several platforms — confounded critics and audiences. It’s possible that they just weren’t ready for it.
30 Overlooked Netflix Original Movies You Need to Stream
From “Private Life” to “Tramps” and “Shirkers,” these are the Netflix original movies just waiting to be discovered on the streaming platform.
‘Doctor Strange’ Writer Praises Jessica Chastain for Rejecting MCU in the ‘Coolest Way’
The Oscar-nominated actress allegedly had no interest in joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe if she couldn’t be a superhero.
‘Peninsula’ First Trailer: ‘Train to Busan’ Sequel Unleashes Explosive Zombie Thrills
Director Yeon Sang-ho wasn’t kidding when he compared the sequel to “Mad Max” and “Akira.”
‘LA Originals’ Trailer: Netflix’s Street Art Documentary Features Interviews with Kobe Bryant, Eminem
“LA Originals” will document the career of Los Angeles’ Mister Cartoon and Estevan Oriol longtime work in the city’s hip-hop scene.
Tarantino ‘Thinking a Lot About’ Writing ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ Novel
With one movie left in his directing career, Tarantino is moving on to books, plays, and other artistic mediums.
‘Collective’ Exposes the Health Care Industry and Issues a Stern Warning About the Pandemic
A remarkable documentary about a health crisis in Romania reveals familiar patterns as the world deals with a global pandemic.
Newswire
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Zoom Suspends Videoconference Feature Development to Fix Privacy, Safety Problems
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With Rappers Stuck At Home, the Hip-Hop Features Market Is Booming: ‘Everybody’s Offering Discounts’
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Big 3 Talent Agencies, Saying There Is “Clear Possibility” Judge May Dismiss WGA’s Antitrust Suit, Seek Stay Of Document Discovery
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Hollywood First Look: Jim Parsons and Darren Criss Bring Old-School Glamour to Ryan Murphy's Netflix Drama
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‘Unorthodox’: Here’s the unlikely uplifting heroine you need to root for right now
