Why the Industry Needs Movies Like ‘Elvis’ to Succeed
Like it or not, “Elvis” is the kind of movie that the film industry needs to make work.
Podcasts
How Summer Movies Like ‘Hustle’ and ‘Good Luck to You, Leo Grande’ Benefit from Streaming
Several notable new releases kick off a summer movie season in the streaming world. And maybe they belong there.
From Disney to Sundance, Leadership Changes Rattle Hollywood
Peter Rice is out at Disney, Tabitha Jackson leaves Sundance, and more. What’s the big picture?
‘Russian Doll’: Natasha Lyonne on Playing with Fractured Time, Pure Anarchy, and the 6 Train
Watch: Natasha Lyonne built up (then broke apart) the world of “Russian Doll” by creating a portal through time on Lexington Avenue subway line.
‘Barry’: Bill Hader Directs the Ultimate Anti-Action Chase Scene – Toolkit
Watch: From Jacques Tati to his intense fear of merging onto highways, Hader breaks down how he directed his motorcycle masterpiece.
Screen Talk Live at Cannes: A Perfect Opportunity to Argue About the Movies
IndieWire’s Eric Kohn and Anne Thompson sat down for a lively debate in front of a festival audience at this year’s Cannes.
From Tom Cruise to First-Time Filmmakers, Cannes Makes the Case for Movies to Survive Hard Times
The market isn’t kind to cinema these days, but the industry at Cannes is searching for several solutions at once.
How ‘Top Gun’ and ‘Downton Abbey’ Make the Case for Moviegoing
With Cannes around the corner, questions around what it takes to get people into the theatrical experience are louder than ever.
As Movie Theaters Make a Comeback, Everyone’s Watching Netflix’s Next Move
While CinemaCon showed studios projecting confidence in theatrical tentpoles, it remains unclear what the streaming giant will do next.
‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ and the Case for Theatrical Movies
From “Everything Everywhere” to “The Northman,” original movies are fighting for the survival of the big-screen experience.
Why the Film and TV Industries Are Facing Similar Challenges to Their Business Models
Whether it’s Cannes or upfronts, industry insiders are facing a brave new world defined by the streaming market.
Apple’s Next Big Challenge After ‘CODA’ Oscar Campaign: A Big-Budget Will Smith Movie
Screen Talk digs into the question of what will happen to Smith’s next high-profile project. Plus: Why isn’t “Everything Everywhere All at Once” playing at arthouses?
Newswire
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Magnum P.I. Saved! Cancelled CBS Reboot Snags 2-Season, 20-Episode Order at NBC
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