‘Violent Night’ Boosts Weak Box Office with Unholy Horror
Audiences still like “The Menu” and “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” but there’s no hope for “Strange World.”
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‘Spoiler Alert’ Shows Promise as Awards Movies Flounder
The Jim Parsons dramatic comedy made a nice debut, but what the heck has happened to the adult audience for specialized films?
Andrew Dominik: It’s ‘Kind of Strange’ That Fans Wanted Marilyn Monroe to Be ‘an Empowered Woman’ in ‘Blonde’
Dominik isn’t bothered by the film’s backlash, as he believes that offending audiences is “a solemn duty.”
With ‘The Inspection,’ Gabrielle Union ‘Didn’t Have to Shrink’ — Finally
The actress and producer tells IndieWire how the A24 film challenged her, and what kind of advice she’s imparted to co-star Jeremy Pope.
James McAvoy Refused to Campaign for ‘Atonement’ Oscar Because it ‘Felt Cheap’
McAvoy’s experience helping his “Last King of Scotland” co-star Forest Whitaker campaign for an Oscar soured him on the process.
James Mangold Slams ‘Trolling A-Holes’ for Spreading False ‘Indiana Jones 5’ Rumors
The director wants to make it very clear that nobody is replacing Harrison Ford.
Rian Johnson: ‘I’m Pushing’ for ‘Glass Onion’ to Return to Theaters
The director doesn’t see why a movie playing in theaters while it streams on Netflix is a bad thing.
Luca Guadagnino and Trent Reznor on the Americana Influences that Shaped the Music of ‘Bones and All’
Check out an exclusive featurette about the work that went into crafting the soundscape for Luca Guadagnino’s cannibal love story.
Check Out IndieWire’s Critics’ Ballots for the 2022 Sight & Sound Poll of the Best Films of All Time
Four IndieWire staffers voted in the latest iteration of the lauded poll. Ahead, they explain their picks (and their processes behind getting to them).
Paul Schrader Slams ‘Jeanne Dielman’ Topping Sight & Sound Poll as ‘Distorted Woke Reappraisal’
The “Master Gardner” director thinks that changes to the poll’s voting system reflect “not a historical continuum but a politically correct rejiggering.”
The Saddest Movies, from ‘Banshees of Inisherin’ to ‘On the Count of Three’
In honor of Martin McDonagh’s new film, reuniting “In Bruges” stars Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson, and Luca Guadagnino’s “Bones and All” with Timothée Chalamet and Taylor Russell, IndieWire selects the saddest films.
Steven Spielberg Forgot He Worked with David Harbour on ‘War of the Worlds’
“I did not bring up the fact that we had already worked together and he had cut me out of his movie,” Harbour said.
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Morton Zarcoff, ‘It Takes a Thief’ Producer and Former USC Film Department Co-Chairman, Dies at 95
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Teen Wolf: The Movie Releases Full Trailer Ahead of January Premiere
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