Paramount Turned Down Offers from Streamers to Buy ‘Top Gun: Maverick’
Paramount dug its heels in on possibly selling the “Top Gun” sequel, after spending much of the pandemic shedding some of its big titles.
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Another Week, Another Box-Office Apocalypse as James Bond and ‘A Quiet Place 2’ Wait for Fall
It took less than 24 hours for eight of the 19 wide releases through April to shift, but not all of the news is bad for theaters.
Will Christopher Nolan Leave Warner Bros.? Assessing the Director’s Next Move
If Nolan leaves Warner Bros., his choice will have as much to do with theatrical windows as it does budget.
30 Great Films That Failed at the Box Office
Martin Scorsese, Paul Thomas Anderson, and Quentin Tarantino have all flopped at the box office at least once in their careers.
‘A Quiet Place 2’ Pushed from April to September in Latest Delay for Paramount Horror Sequel
John Krasinski and Emily Blunt’s horror sequel is getting its fourth theatrical release date from Paramount.
Sundance 2021 Jurors Revealed: Cynthia Erivo, Julie Dash, Daniela Vega, and More
Twenty-two jurors will award prizes during the festival’s closing ceremony on February 2.
How to Socialize at Sundance 2021 from Your Living Room
All you need is $25 and an internet connection to experience this year’s festival in a whole new way.
‘Gunda’ Is Not Vegan Propaganda, but It Is a Revolution of Empathy
Director Viktor Kossakovsky made a movie for audiences to rethink their relationship to farm animals, and earned Joaquin Phoenix’s support.
New Movies: Release Calendar for January 22, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films
Staying home? Good. Looking for something new to watch? Even better!
‘Jumbo’ Trailer: Noémie Merlant Romances a Tilt-a-Whirl in Tender and Erotic Belgian Charmer
Exclusive: The “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” star leads this bizarre romance, opening in select theaters next month.
‘Atlantis’ Review: An Electrifying Post-Apocalyptic Vision from the Cinematographer of ‘The Tribe’
Valentyn Vasyanovych’s stark piece of work imagines a postwar Ukraine in 2025, but its world eerily mirrors our crumbling own.
Eliza Hittman & Cinematographer Hélène Louvart
Influencers: The director and her two-time cinematographer are compelled by unflinching honesty. That’s a tough ask, but between “Beach Rats” and “Never Rarely Sometimes Always,” they’ve pulled it off, and then some.
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Larry King Appreciation: Hard-Working Host Helped Put CNN on Cultural Map
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Sen. Tom Cotton Bragged He Was an ‘Army Ranger.’ He Was Not
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Food Network Pulls ‘Worst Cooks In America’ Season 20 After Champion Charged With Child Murder
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WandaVision 'Is Going to Be Quite a Ride' From Here On Out, Says Star
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NBCSN Deal Tests Women’s Hockey League as Bubble Season Begins