Lin-Manuel Miranda Cut a Trump Reference from Broadway’s ‘In the Heights’ for Film Version
A lot has changed since the Washington Heights-based musical bowed on Broadway in 2008.
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Tom Cruise and Russia Want to Shoot Movies in Space, but These VR Filmmakers Got There First
While the privatization of space has led to new interest from Hollywood, an ambitious 360 video project is already raising the bar.
Marcia Gay Harden Implies Judi Dench ‘Wasn’t So Happy’ When She Won the Oscar for ‘Pollock’
Harden isn’t naming names, but she’s not denying Dench was the one nominee who wasn’t rooting for her Best Supporting Actress win that night.
How BAFTA Nominee ‘Rocks’ Became a Groundbreaking Vision of Black Girls Coming of Age
Ahead of its eight BAFTA nominations, “Rocks” lead its creators to instigate change across the industry.
The Greatest Horror Movies of All-Time
From underseen Laird Cregar vehicles to a Russian chiller based on a Nikolai Gogol story, from J-Horror to the Mexican gem “Alucarda,” these are the best horror movies the genre has to offer.
Here’s Why Hollywood Is Unlikely to Boycott Georgia Over Voting Rights
At this point, extracting Hollywood from Georgia is all but impossible.
Arclight Gets an Eviction Notice, Regal Defeated by Landlords: Theater Battles Get Real
The issues many theaters face as they struggle to open show that not all landlords are willing to redo leases.
‘Night in Paradise’ Review: Netflix Delivers a Slow-Burn Korean Mob Epic from the Director of ‘New World’
This languid but explosive mob epic stars Uhm Tae-goo as an enforcer who tries to lie low on Jeju Island after starting a gang war in Seoul.
Why the ‘Sound of Metal’ Sound Design Is So Effective
Inside Darius Marder and Nicholas Becker’s experiment to create subjectivity through a point of hearing.
New Movies: Release Calendar for April 9, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films
As theaters begin showing signs of life and streaming and VOD options stay hefty, IndieWire is here to guide you through all of your new viewing options each week.
The Best Movies New to Every Major Streaming Platform in April 2021
From Netflix to Amazon Prime, and HBO Max to the Criterion Channel, here are the best movies coming to each streaming platform this month.
Paramount Moves ‘Mission: Impossible 7’ to May 2022, ‘Top Gun’ to November
Two Tom Cruise franchise entries will now be opening later than expected (again).
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Directors Guild Awards Winners (Updating Live)
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Eddie Van Halen ‘Frankenstrat’ Guitars Hit the Auction Block
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DGA Awards: Susanna Fogel Wins For ‘The Flight Attendant’
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Masked Singer: New Clues About Crab, Chameleon, the Wild Cards and More
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Musgrove Breaks Padres Record No-Hitter Drought as Club Rebound Continues