‘The Killing of Two Lovers’ Reinvents the Dysfunctional Family Drama by Making It Thrilling to Watch
Review: Clayne Crawford gives a mesmerizing performance in this taut and absorbing portrait of marital discord.
Film
IDA Appoints Richard Ray Perez as Next Executive Director
Perez is a documentary filmmaker who has worked at the Sundance Institute and GBH.
‘Eternals’ Could Face China Release Issue Over Chloé Zhao Backlash, ‘Shang-Chi’ Also at Risk
The “Nomadland” Oscar winner has been persona non grata in China over the last several months.
‘Finding You’ Review: Rehashing ‘Notting Hill’ for Millennials, with Middling Results
Stars Rose Reid and Jedidiah Goodacre gamely cycle through a predictable run of rom-com tropes, but the Brian Baugh film is never able to find its own heart.
‘Sweat’ Trailer: Cannes Hit Tracks a Fitness Influencer Through a High-Pressure Social Media Reckoning
Exclusive: Magnus von Horn’s riveting, discomfiting thriller boasts a star-making turn for Magdalena Koleśnik, who slips into the role of a celebrity stretched beyond her comfort zone.
Why Has Hollywood Still Not Given Pioneering Black Filmmaker Oscar Micheaux His Due?
Micheaux was one of the great trailblazers in film history, but the industry has yet to fully appreciate his legacy. Time to change that.
‘The Forever Purge’ Trailer: Horror Franchise Comes to an End in Violent Fashion
Ana de la Reguera and Tenoch Huerta play a Mexican couple fleeing a drug cartel in the last installment of the Blumhouse franchise.
‘Those Who Wish Me Dead’ Review: Angelina Jolie Smolders in a Simple but Satisfying ’90s-Style Action Movie
Angelina Jolie protects a young boy from assassins and wildfires in the woods of Montana in Taylor Sheridan’s throwback thriller.
Charlyne Yi: Seth Rogen Must Apologize to Assault Survivors After Distancing Himself from James Franco
Rogen publicly distanced himself from Franco this week, but Yi says that’s not enough.
Emily Blunt Says She No Longer Likes the Superhero Genre: ‘It Has Been Exhausted’
“We are inundated—it’s not only all the movies, it’s the endless TV shows as well,” Blunt says.
‘Spiral’ Review: Chris Rock Revives the ‘Saw’ Franchise with a Twisted Eye Toward Social Justice
“Spiral” is still very much a “Saw” movie at heart, but Chris Rock brings enough of an edge to make the series feel a little sharper again.
‘Army of the Dead’ in Theaters Means Netflix and Exhibition Both Get to Win
It might be a temporary truce, but “Army of the Dead” in theaters could lead to more Netflix bookings: Both sides benefit.
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Gal Gadot Disables Comments On Controversial Tweet After Backlash
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Ellen DeGeneres Addresses Decision to End Talk Show: 'I Always Knew in My Heart' Season 19 Would Be the Last
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