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 […]
It’s been over 60 years since France has made a movie version of one of its beloved literary benchmarks, Alexandre Dumas’ 1844 adventure “The Three Musketeers.” Not that the country’s filmmakers haven’t been busy reinventing […]
Taylor Swift has rounded up a unique crew of music video co-stars! MEGA Eagle-eyed ‘Swifties’ might recognize a particular presence in the brand-new video for the “Speak Now (Taylor’s Version)” vault track, “I Can See […]
Robert De Niro Reveals Why On Donning The Director’s Hat For The First Time Gave Him Jitters(Photo Credit: Bang Showbiz) Robert De Niro got so nervous directing his first film he asked friends for advice. […]
Although the title might suggest a quaint, cross-cultural excursion along the lines of “Italian for Beginners” or “Learning to Drive,” Vadim Perelman’s “Persian Lessons” turns out to be reaching for substantially greater gravitas. Set during […]
This summer’s slate of big movies is flanked by two huge girlhood hallmarks. On one end, we have The Little Mermaid, Disney’s latest live-action movie, which reimagines one of the most popular Disney Princesses. And […]
The Insidious franchise is back in full swing with Insidious: The Red Door. The film will bring the Lambert family back for presumably their final round against the dark forces of the Further. But that […]
Television needs to stop rolling out Charles Dickens adaptations – and this is coming from someone whose lockdown project was writing an Oliver Twist prequel about Nancy (binned after three chapters due to insufficient oom-pah-pah). […]
Matty Healy is chewing on slab of raw steak. Minutes later, after doing push-ups while images of Liz Truss, Rishi Sunak and Margaret Thatcher flash on screens, he crawls into an old rear-projection television and […]
Editors note: Deadline’s Read the Screenplay series debuts and celebrates the scripts of films that will be factors in this year’s movie awards race. On June 23, 2018, a young Thai soccer team and their coach became trapped […]
Damien Chazelle has unveiled the first official trailer for Babylon, his upcoming Depression-era star-studded drama. The film will receive a wide release on December 23rd. Set in the late 1920s, Babylon is a Great Gatsby-meets-Once Upon a Time in […]
The Japanese animated feature “Inu-Oh” is unlike anything else in this year’s Oscar race — in both sight and sound. Share This Article
MGM has given us something to chew on. Here is the first full trailer for Bones and All, the cannibal love story starring Timothée Chalamet and Taylor Russell in the former’s reunion with his Call Me By Your […]
Continue Reading Below Charles Bukowski once called the urge to write the Itch from Hell, and I think he was on to something there. You should write because you have to write, not because you think it’s […]
1 Not A Feminist Dystopia Hulu Atwood has said that calling The Handmaid’s Tale a “feminist dystopia” wasn’t entirely accurate. She explained: “In a feminist dystopia pure and simple, all of the men would have […]
Stories are dangerous things. They surround us, even if we’re not necessarily aware of them. In their primal allure, they can command all of our attention, to the point where nothing else matters. We find […]
The vampire genre has survived innumerable indignities over the decades — Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter or Dracula 2000, anyone? — so it will surely emerge largely intact after the abuse is must now endure courtesy […]
When season five of “The Handmaid’s Tale” premieres, Alexis Bledel will not be around. The actress, who has portrayed the character Emily across all four seasons, announced at the end of May that she would […]
Easy Life join Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1 to discuss their new song “Dear Miss Holloway” (feat. Kevin Abstract). Murray from the group tells Zane how they connected with Kevin Abstract on the track […]
ALEXIS Bledel has decided to step away from Handmaid’s Tale after five years on the show but left fans wondering why. The Gilmore Girls frontrunner has been a part of the cast since the series […]