Alejandro González Iñárritu won back-to-back Best Director Oscars for 2014’s “Birdman” and 2015’s “The Revenant.” Ever since then, he’s been laying low, shooting the VR film '“Carne y Arena,” but no new feature-length projects seemed to be on the horizon. Well, that was then and this is now.
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Cannes Film Festival Boss Says Event Will Never Go Virtual, Still Believes July Date is Possible
So, I actually watched this Thierry Fremaux video interview from French station TV5 Monde. It’s quite clear that the optimism he has for a July-set edition of the Cannes Film Festival is sky high. He’s now even refusing to acknowledge that the rumoured October date will happen. He wants July and he believes it will be a glorious earth-shattering event.
Read moreJean-Luc Godard Eyeing Retirement?
During a recent 85-minute conversation with the virtual International Film Festival of Kerala (via The Film Stage), director Jean-Luc Godard said he planned to retire from directing after the completion of his next two films. The filmmaker mentioned he had two scripts in development.
Read more‘Raya and the Last Dragon’: Tailor-Made For Political Reactionaries [Capsule]
Disney is at it again, with their 58th animated feature, titled “Raya and the Last Dragon.”
Read more‘The Truffle Hunters’: Painterly Doc Depicts Vanishing, But Mysterious World [Capsule]
The demand for white truffles increases year after year, even as the supply decreases.
Read more1980s Poll — VOTERS
All 200 lists counted for the 1980s poll.
Read more1980s Poll— Top 100
The following are the 100 most voted upon films in our 1980s poll.
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The 78th Golden Globes Was a Pathetic Display of How Obsolete and Out-of-Touch Awards Shows Truly Are
The 78th annual Golden Globes was a bloated, glitchy, nervous wreck.
Read moreBox-Office: ‘Tom and Jerry’ Breaks Pandemic-Era Record, $13.7 Million Opening Weekend
The Warner Bros. animated film “Tom and Jerry” shocked the industry this weekend by making $13.7 million at the domestic box office. The biggest three-day opening for a movie since theaters partially reopened across the country last summer. No other film this weekend came close to “Tom and Jerry” totals. “The Croods: A New Age” came in at second place with a paltry $1.2 million., “The Little Things” nabbed $925,000, and “Wonder Woman 1984” pulled in $710,000 for fourth place.
Read moreBest Streaming Platforms For Classic Films Lovers
Are you a fan of vintage or classic films? Don't know where to watch old movies? The experts have shared the best streaming platforms where you will find cinematography diamonds.
Read more‘Night of the Kings’: Ivory Coast’s Oscar Submission Pays Tribute to Storytelling [Capsule]
Roman (Koné Bakary), a young new arrival at a violent prison, anchors Philippe Lacôte’s“Night of the Kings.” We see the action through his eyes, as he faces an unruly bunch of prison mates.
Read moreGolden Globe Predictions: ‘Mank’ or Nomadland’? Boseman or Hopkins?
Hollywood’s most ridiculous awards ceremony returns, albeit six weeks later than usual. Even with its value to awards season decreasing every year (and rightly so), and with the (not so) shocking allegations hanging over HFPA members, they may have been wise to let the globes rest for a year. However, here we are. So, let’s see who the virtual winners on Sunday night might be…
Read more‘The Father’: Anthony Hopkins Triumphs in Devastating Dementia Drama [Review]
Anthony Hopkins is gunning for that second Best Actor trophy for his brilliant work as Anthony in “The Father.”
Read more‘Luca': Lower Those Expectations For Pixar's 24th Feature [Trailer]
Judging by the just-dropped teaser trailer for “Luca,” the directorial feature debut of Enrico Casarosa will probably reside in the lower-tier Pixar class of films. You know, the more conventional stuff, devoid of the inventive and risky storytelling of such classics as “WALL-E,” “Inside Out” and “Up!”. Which not to say that every Pixar film that belong in the lower-tier category is bad — there are good traits to be found in “Monsters University,” Cars,” “Brave” and others.
Read more‘My Zoe': Julie Delpy's Twisted Sci-Fi Drama [Review]
Julie Delpy’s “My Zoe” is a risky endeavour for the 51-year-old actress-writer-director. It splashes through various different genres while simultaneously asking the viewer to follow along its main protagonist’s morally-controversial endeavours.
Read more‘Cherry': Tom Holland Stars in Violent, Pulpy Drug Epic [Review]
Tom Holland leaves Peter Parker behind as he delves into the mind of a veteran struggling with PTSD and addiction.
Read more‘Mission: Impossible 7’ & ‘A Quiet Place Part II’ To Hit Paramount+ Streaming Service
It does look as though A Quiet Place Part II and Mission: Impossible 7 will be released this year. Paramount has announced that both films will be released in theatres before going on the streaming service Paramount+ 45 days after their theatrical release dates.
Read more‘The Killer’: David Fincher Set to Direct Netflix Thriller
David Fincher is a world-class filmmaker and has had a hot streak of films going between 1995 and 2014 (“Seven,” “The Game,” “Fight Club,” “Panic Room,” “Zodiac,” “The Social Network,” “The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo,” “Gone Girl.”) The only time I felt disappointed by a film of his during that timespan was 2008’s ”The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.”
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Malkovich, a two-time Oscar nominee, fought back tears while the audience cheered him, which has become a first-stop tradition to kick-start an Oscar campaign — tears need to be shed!