M. Night Shyamalan’s New Movie, ‘Old,’ Is Inspired by a Graphic Novel About Mysterious Aging
A French graphic novel featuring a “Twilight Zone”-esque riff on rapid aging forms the launchpad for Shyamalan’s next film.
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‘American History X’ Director Tony Kaye Lines Up ‘African History Y’ with Djimon Hounsou
Kaye and Hounsou have long wanted to work together since meeting two decades ago.
Katherine Waterston Would Do Third ‘Alien’ Film ‘in a Heartbeat,’ but Ridley Scott Has Other Plans
Scott said earlier that as far as the franchise is concerned, he’s unlikely to revisit the world of “Covenant,” which starred Waterston.
2020’s Best Halloween Costumes for Movie Lovers: ‘Uncut Gems,’ ‘Knives Out,’ ‘Mulan,’ and More
From “Star Wars” to “Cats,” we show you how to recreate your favorite 2020 film looks for your Halloween costume this year.
Apple Takes on Netflix with First Oscar Slate: Tom Holland’s ‘Cherry,’ Sofia Coppola, and More
Apple has picked up “Cherry” for north of $40 million, and the Russo Brothers are already touting Tom Holland for the Oscars.
Watch Wes Anderson Movies: Where Each Film Is Streaming
Brush up on your Wes Anderson, from “Bottle Rocket” to “The Royal Tenenbaums” to “The Grand Budapest Hotel,” before the release of “The French Dispatch.”
Miranda July Walks a Tightrope with ‘Kajillionaire’ and Never Falls Off
Comedy is hard, but it helps to have an expert cast to execute one of the best movies of the year.
‘Mangrove’ Review: Steve McQueen’s Tale of Racial Injustice Builds to Thrilling Courtroom Showdown
The latest entry in McQueen’s “Small Axe” project turns the story of the Mangrove Nine into a taut and absorbing drama.
New Movies: Release Calendar for September 25, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films
Staying home? Good. Looking for something new to watch? Even better!
Wong Kar-Wai’s Mysterious ‘Chungking Express’ Sequel Gets Approval to Begin Production
Wong Kar-wai appears to be adding a third narrative to his “Chungking Express” series that follows two lovers in the year 2036.
Sundance: BAM Head Gina Duncan Joins in Newly Created Producing Director Role
Duncan is the latest big hire for the festival, which has been steadily reshaping its leadership lineup since the departure of former festival director John Cooper.
‘Ottolenghi and the Cakes of Versailles’ Review: A Mouthwatering but Half-Baked Slice of Food Porn
Laura Gabbert’s documentary about a decadent food event at the Met asks one simple question: Is history cake?
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