Celine Song’s “Past Lives” is the small indie that wowed press this past January and has received near-unanimous acclaim from critics since its theatrical release a couple of weeks ago.

Can you celebrate artists such as Roman Polanski and Kevin Spacey with knowledge of their controversial pasts?

As a diehard Coenhead, I’m highly intrigued at the prospect of seeing what Ethan Coen has in store for us with his solo outing

According to Variety, ‘Mission: Impossible 7’ will only be playing on IMAX screens for one week, before it relinquishes ALL of its showtimes to “Oppenheimer” the following week. A brutal loss for Cruise.

Luca Guadagnino’s “Challengers,” is being released on September 15th, it’s a not that far fetched to believe that will most likely premiere at Venice.

Pixar’s losing streak continues. “Elemental” has a 75% on Rotten Tomatoes, weak, by Pixar standards, and a 58 on Metacritic.

With the release of Pixar’s underwhelming 27th feature, “Elemental,” there’s enough reason to look back on the former glory days of the Disney-backed animated company.

The Thursday numbers are in and “The Flash” isn’t doing well, at all. What we are looking at here is a sub $60 million opening.

Leitch wrapped production on his latest, titled “The Fall Guy,” this past March and a test-screening has already occurred for the action film which must clearly be deep in the editing process.

Yesterday, we ran with Wes Anderson’s revelation that “The Wonderful World of Henry Sugar” was 37 minutes long. It turns out to be a little more complicated than that.

A fascinating profile of Kevin Spacey via ZEITmagazin is going to have people talking.

Here’s the trailer for Justine Triet’s “Anatomy of a Fall.” It deservedly won the Palme d’Or last month at Cannes

We might have a potentially noteworthy title on our hands, one that not many pundits were talking about.

Here’s again something from Daniel Richtman. The working title for The Rock's ‘Fast and Furious’ movie is “Untitled Luke Hobbs and Dante Reyes”.

Alright, so we can scratch off Wes Anderson’s “The Wonderful World of Henry Sugar” as a feature-length film. It’s only 37 minutes long!

In a new interview for french outlet Cinema Teaser, Wes Anderson has revealed that his next film, aiming to shoot this fall, will feature no more than two main roles, a change from his last character-filled films.

Earlier this week, Steven Soderbergh confirmed that he had two new movie projects lined up next, both of which he wanted to “come out theatrically in a normal wide release”.

Bradley Cooper’s “Maestro” isn’t even out yet, but the actor/filmmaker has already set up his third feature as a director.

Terrifying. Noah Baumbach wrote this thing? I am not not ready to give up on this movie. I’m really not. But, man, the promo for “Barbie” is just not doing it for me. The film looks like pure vanilla.