If you want to make a cinephile cringe, “digital face replacement” is the phrase that pays. “Digital de-aging” and “deepfake” will do the trick, too. While theoretically just the latest addition to the filmmaker’s toolkit, […]
EXCLUSIVE: Though hardly a song-and-dance guy, French filmmaker Jacques Audiard has made the most compellingly original musical in years in Emilia Pérez, and it has become one of Netflix‘s most celebrated awards-bait film in years. […]
The world of The Lord of the Rings is growing. The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim has galloped to life in anime form to tell the tale of Rohan. And up […]
DENZEL Washington’s daughter Katia has stunned fans while making a rare red carpet appearance with her tall wife, Colleen Wilson. The pair were together at the Critics Choice Association’s 7th Annual Celebration Of Black Cinema […]
We will forever love just how much the original The Karate Kid movies starring Ralph Macchio capture everything great about ’80s cinema. We also love that they got cheesier with each sequel. (You can’t tell […]
Alba Rohrwacher wears Jacket and Dress Chloe. Whether performing in a small Roman theater or starring in a major Netflix production like Pablo Larraín’s Maria, Alba Rohrwacher brings intense dedication to every role. “I need […]
‘American Satan’, the 2017 movie starring Black Veil Brides‘ frontman Andy Biersack, is to get a sequel. The movie followed the journey of fictional rock band The Relentless, with the story later continued in the […]
The Library of Congress National Film Registry has unveiled their 25 movie title additions for the year, a quarter of them being films from the 1980s. The National Film Registry recognizes those movies of cultural, […]
Dune: Prophecy episode five brought with it a very exciting entrance. Bollywood star Tabu’s Sister Francesca appeared on the scene as an Imprinter who forged a strong connection with Emperor Javicco Corinno. It’s too soon […]
THE sequel to the hit noughties film, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days is reportedly going ahead. It has been over 20 years since Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey‘s iconic characters accidently fell […]
Morgan Freeman almost rejected his role in The Shawshank Redemption? ( Photo Credit – Instagram ) Yep. Irish. In Stephen King’s original novella, Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption, Red, who narrates the story, is […]
I thought I had a handle on oliphaunts. You know, the massive war elephants of The Lord of the Rings, as featured thrillingly in Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings trilogy? Jackson’s productions brought the […]
Did Keanu Reeves Want To Portray The Wolverine? ( Photo Credit – Instagram ) Imagine a world where Keanu Reeves would’ve been the one popping claws as Wolverine. Crazy, right? But in the late ’90s, […]
For his Oscar-contending documentary , filmmaker Benjamin Ree drew inspiration from literary sources as much or more than cinematic ones. “One of my main interests is dramaturgy… and structure,” he says over a breakfast of […]
As Oscar documentary branch voters mark their shortlist ballots, one of the features they’re considering is the award-winning Netflix film Daughters, a cinematic experience that has deeply touched audiences since its debut at Sundance. The […]
Almost exactly a year ago, I got to review Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom. That film ended up in the truly unenviable position of a de-facto end of a cinematic universe, well after the reboot’s […]
Elvis fame Austin Butler As Patrick Bateman (Photo Credit – Instagram/Prime Video) The new American Psycho remake has officially found its new Patrick Bateman and the “sigma” memes of the past few years are about […]
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences teamed up with fashion brand Chanel to bring Hollywood A-Listers together to celebrate emerging women filmmakers! Amy Adams, Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell, and Regina King were among […]
Sadly, Christopher Lee passed away in 2015, long before The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim was conceived of and created. But despite this, we will see Christopher Lee return as Saruman […]
Eno is the world’s first generative feature film. “I tell people, ‘The film is different every time,’” explains director Gary Hustwit (Helvetica, Rams). “And they always say, ‘What do you mean? I don’t understand!’ So […]