The Best Animal Movie Characters of the 21st Century, From Black Phillip to Bunzo
Chaos reigns when you live deliciously.
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‘Okja’: Bong Joon-ho’s Secrets for Capturing the Rhythms of a CGI Super Pig That Didn’t Exist
Bong Joon-ho’s camera movement is musical and precise, so how did he get in sync with action driven by a lumbering CGI super pig?
The Best Movie Animals of the Year: ‘Kedi,’ ‘Okja,’ and More Contend for the First-Ever Black Phillip Award
Meet the doggos, kitties, and elephants who lived deliciously in 2017.
Netflix Versus Hollywood: From Oscar Frontrunners to A-List TV Creators, Ted Sarandos Reveals His Master Plan
Netflix is bent on world domination and the industry’s most controversial content czar tells IndieWire how he’s doing it.
Should Movie Tickets Cost Less For Independent Films?
A frustrated indie director inspires us to consider the barriers between indie films and their audiences.
Jessica Chastain Reveals How ‘The Beguiled’ and ‘Okja’ Moved Her At Cannes
The actress took to Twitter to champion the two Cannes films, one which had her “in tears.”
‘Okja’ Hits Theaters: Why Some Netflix Users Paid to Watch It on the Big Screen
Moviegoers in New York bought tickets to Bong Joon Ho’s latest film rather than watching at home. We tracked a few of them down.
Summer Movie Surprise: How This Year’s Big Releases Are Stealing TV’s Thunder
Between “The Beguiled,” “The Big Sick,” and more, it feels like film has suddenly reentered the cultural conversation in a big way.
9 Outrageous Tilda Swinton Transformations at the Movies
Swinton has emerged as the king of movie transformations over the last several years. It’s time to celebrate her ever-evolving movie characters.
‘Okja’ Includes a Blink-And-You’ll-Miss-It Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama Reference
You may not notice it on the first watch, but it’s there and it’s very intentional.
‘Okja’ Exclusive: Bong Joon Ho Takes You On Set Of His Biggest Film Ever — Watch
Bong Joon Ho’s acclaimed adventure drama will be available to stream on Netflix beginning this Wednesday, June 28.
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Good Place's William Jackson Harper Boards Amazon's Underground Railroad
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Artem Chigvintsev and Sharna Burgess are ‘unbelievably sad’ they’re not returning to ‘Dancing with the Stars’
