After the ‘Digger’ Disaster, What Should Tom Cruise Do Next?
Alejandro González Iñárritu’s audacious satire is shaping up to be one of Hollywood’s all-time bombs. For a star like Cruise, that’s not a career death sentence — but his next moves matter. We’ve got some suggestions.
‘Skweezy Jibbs Makes a Movie’: How I Turned a TikTok Comedy Character Into an Indie Film That Toured 71 Cities
Comedian Tim Savage explains how he turned his online alter-ego Skweezy Jibbs into an indie film success story.
Emily Blunt Returning for Third ‘Sicario’ Movie Alongside Josh Brolin and Benicio Del Toro
“The Weight” director Padraic McKinley is taking on the drug war franchise that dates back to 2015.
Q3’s Horror Box Office Shows the Trouble with Always Hunting Another ‘Obsession’
“Resident Evil” arrived big, “Buddy” built a hit, and “Evil Dead” and “Insidious” grappled with cost-benefit expectations. Horror’s third quarter explains why the genre needs more than one benchmark.
Box Office: John Wilson’s ‘The History of Concrete’ from Magnolia Passes $1 Million
Among documentaries, the humorous look at urbanism is the year’s highest-grossing platform release.
‘A Statement’ Review: Tom McCarthy’s Talky Climate Crisis Seriocomedy Is Light Entertainment That Hardly Rakes the Muck
New York Film Festival: The Oscar-winning writer/director turns his spotlight on a plushly appointed ensemble as the environmental stewards and scholars who tried to solve the climate crisis over one long-winded, futile meeting in St. Petersburg,…
Will ‘Behemoth!’ Push Pedro Pascal Into Oscar Contention?
The movie star is front and center in Tony Gilroy’s love letter to film music. But will the Music Branch accept The Behemoth! Collective?
‘Josephine’ Director Beth De Araújo Delivers Powerful Speech Condemning Cornell Rape Case
“Josephine” director Beth de Araújo used her Breakthrough Director Award acceptance speech to ask men to “hold each other accountable” at the Critics Choice Association’s Celebración of Cinema & Television.
‘Behemoth!’ Review: Pedro Pascal Plays a Wayward Cellist in Tony Gilroy’s Movingly Atonal Character Study About How People Conduct Themselves
The “Andor” creator returns to the big screen with a movie that’s smaller and stranger than its title would suggest.
What Has the Last Decade at Netflix Done for David Fincher?
With Fincher letting his Netflix deal expire, it’s worth assessing whether “Mank,” “The Killer,” “Mindhunter,” and the upcoming “Cliff Booth” movie have had real cultural impact.