COVID-19 Documentary ‘In the Same Breath’ Tracks Twin Diseases of Coronavirus and Misinformation
Nanfu Wang’s documentary addresses both the COVID-19 pandemic and the political agendas surrounding it in China and the U.S.
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Ridley Scott to Journalist Who Says ‘Last Duel’ Is More Realistic Than His Past Films: ‘Go F*ck Yourself’
The 84-year-old minced no words when a journalist compared his latest period piece to films like “Kingdom of Heaven” and “Robin Hood.”
George Clooney Turned Down $35 Million Paycheck for a Single Day’s Work
Clooney could’ve been an even richer man had he done an airline commercial that would’ve required just one day’s work.
‘Encounter’ Review: Riz Ahmed Is Unnerving in This Small Scale Disaster Movie
Michael Pearce’s invasion flick is a handy antidote to the sillier brand of popcorn entertainment that has long dominated the genre.
The 7 Best Movies New to Netflix in December 2021
From awards contenders out of Italy to lurid trash in Miami, these seven movies will get you through the next month in the winter of your life.
New Movies: Release Calendar for December 3, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films
In the light, pre-holiday lull, a feast of different possibilities, including some of the year’s most lauded features and some pure escapist fare.
Guillermo del Toro Reveals Black-and-White ‘Nightmare Alley’ Cut: ‘Looks Exactly’ Like 1940s Film
“There is a version of the movie [in black and white] which I hope can be seen,” the filmmaker told IndieWire.
‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ Must Be a Massive Hit to Save the Christmas Box Office
Sony’s latest “Spider-Man” sequel will be the biggest hit of 2021, but it needs to be truly awe inspiring to salvage December.
The 25 Best Film and Television Posters of 2021
From “Dune” to “Licorice Pizza,” “Succession,” “Yellowjackets,” and more, these are the best film and TV one-sheets of the year.
Nicole Kidman Almost Backed Out of Lucille Ball Role Because ‘Everyone Thinks I’m Not Right’
Aaron Sorkin and producer Todd Black refused to let Kidman walk away from “Being the Ricardos.”
NYFCC Winners 2021: ‘Drive My Car’ Named Best Film, ‘Power of the Dog’ Dominates
Recent NYFCC winners for Best Film include “First Cow,” “The Irishman,” “Roma,” and “Lady Bird.”
‘Single All the Way’ Makes the Yuletide Gay in Netflix’s Cheesy Holiday Rom-com
LGBTQ viewers can now enjoy their very own cheesy Christmas movie, just as straight ones have for decades. Ah, progress.
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Lil Nas X, Doja Cat, Ed Sheeran, Saweetie and BTS Sound the Bell at L.A.’s iHeartRadio Jingle Ball
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CNN Fires Chris Cuomo Citing ‘New Information’ on His Involvement in Brother’s Sex Scandal Crisis Management
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‘Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse’ Drops First-Look Trailer
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Frankie Drake Mysteries Series Finale Recap: Family Reunions and Unanswered Questions — Grade It!
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Fox’s Early-Bird College Football Scheme Pays Off as Noon Window Soars