Over the 95-year history of the Academy Awards, a Latvian film has never been nominated for an Oscar. In 2025, it’s possible that Gints Zilbalodis’ celebrated wonder “Flow” will earn not only an animated feature […]
When most people think of fairy tales they think of stories set in the distant past in magical lands. For obvious reasons, those types of legends don’t tend to feature cars and grocery stores with […]
Like The Wizard of Oz, Spirited Away, Over the Garden Wall, The Boy and the Heron, and countless fairy tales before them, the French animated movie Sirocco and the Kingdom of the Winds is about […]
In celebration of The Rings of Power‘s final episodes, Nerdist had the pleasure of sitting down for a chat with Robert Aramayo, who plays the noble elf Elrond. In part one of our interview, Aramayo […]
White Bird, the Marc Forster-directed film adaptation of author R. J. Palacio’s sequel/prequel to her worldwide hit book and 2017 movie Wonder, has taken a long and circuitous route to finally getting a North American […]
Oscar-winning filmmaker James Cameron has joined the Stability AI Board of Directors. It was only a year ago when AI was thought to be a dirty word during the double strikes that shut down the […]
Bitmap Books, purveyors of lovingly written and finely crafted tomes about all things gaming, are turning their eye toward the digital history of football. That’s real football, not the handegg version that America loves more […]
EXCLUSIVE: Rise and Shine World Sales has acquired sales rights to the documentary A Sisters’ Tale ahead of its international premiere Tuesday at the Toronto International Film Festival. In the documentary, Iranian filmmaker Leila Amini […]
Getty Images/Ringer illustration Over the course of a 40-year career, Hollywood’s resident weirdo director has gone from pushing the envelope to resorting to retreads, all while watching his counterculture oddness become mainstream. If we say […]
EXCLUSIVE: The Day The Clown Cried is getting another chance at the big screen. Rewritten by Jerry Lewis who starred in and directed a 1972 feature drama that went unfinished and unreleased, the script for […]
Mufasa: The Lion King is kind of a blend of a prequel and an extension of The Lion King‘s sequel, The Lion King II: Simba’s Pride. The star of The Lion King II: Simba’s Pride […]
At the end of this paragraph you’ll find a trailer for Tuesday, the debut film from writer-director Daina O. Pusić. It’s pretty good. It’s interesting and correctly conveys some very important things about this obviously […]
“This is a love story,” says Lali Sokolov (Harvey Keitel) at the beginning of “The Tattooist of Auschwitz,” as a caveat, or perhaps a come-on — not your usual Holocaust tale, then, that we’re about […]
“Shōgun,” James Clavell‘s big novel of lordly machinations in feudal Japan, has for the second time become a big miniseries, premiering Tuesday on FX and Hulu. Every review you read of this series will compare […]
Source: TikTok Social media is OBSESSED with a deliciously messy 50-part “Who TF Did I Marry?” TikTok saga starring an Atlanta-area woman named @reesamteesa whose life spiraled into chaos after she married a “pathological liar” […]
‘Thanos’ Josh Brolin Reacts To His MCU Return Via Deadpool & Wolverine (Picture Credit: IMDb) Josh Brolin, fired up for his upcoming film, Dune: Part Two’s theatrical release, has made the Marvel fans quandary with […]
Sam Rockwell probably isn’t anyone’s idea of a suave secret agent, but that seems to be just the point for director Matthew Vaughn. He cast the Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Oscar winner against type […]
San Diego, your premiere dance music festival, CRSSD, is back with another fantastic lineup that is sure to excite residents of California’s southern most metropolis. Tale of Us and Black Coffee are the two main […]
A Uruguayan rugby team gets stranded in the Andes Mountains for 72 days after their plane crashes. Eventually the remaining survivors resort to eating the bodies of those who died in order to continue on. […]
For those familiar with their animation studios, Illumination immediately brings to mind the flood of yapping yellow pills known as the Minions. Its new “Migration” flaps away from those movies, thanks to its director and […]