‘A Part of You’ Review
The Big Picture A Part of You delves deeper into themes of identity and grief than traditional high school movies. Felicia Maxime's performance shines, showcasing her range and ability to portray complex emotions. The film offers a sophisticated, nuanced coming-of-age…
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Daisy Ridley’s Most Terrifying Scene to Film in ‘Young Woman and the Sea’
The Big Picture Collider's Perri Nemiroff sits down with Daisy Ridley to discuss making her new movie, Young Woman and the Sea . The film tells the true story of the first woman to swim across the English Channel, Trudy…
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‘Oh, Canada’ Review – Richard Gere and Jacob Elordi Are One Troubled Man
The Big Picture Paul Schrader's latest again revolves around a guilt-ridden man seeking absolution. Richard Gere shines in Oh, Canada as Leo Fife, giving a performance that could earn awards buzz. Schrader's recent softening of bleakness in his films is…
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Reignites Excitement For Rom Coms
I’m usually not a fan of rom-coms, despite having seen my fair share of them. So it may seem out of character for me to be praising such a movie right now, but it’s difficult not to be a little…
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‘X-Men ’97’s Matthew Waterson Wants Magneto to Have More Scenes With This Character in Season 2
The Big Picture X-Men '97 continues the beloved animated series from the nineties. Matthew Waterson discusses the character dynamics, memorable scenes, and potential developments for Magneto in Season 2. He also discusses the online reaction to the Magneto/Rogue/Gambit love triangle.…
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¡SALSA! Featured, Reviews Film Threat
A touching tale of two strangers making a connection in Antonina Kerguelen’s short film, ¡SALSA! Set in a small town in Columbia, Margarita (Saray Nohemi) is a young woman who feels out of place. She has a man to go…
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Jerry Bruckheimer on Young Woman and the Sea and Bad Boys 4
Disney has struck gold yet again with a heartwarming and inspiring tale centered around a real-life sports icon who changed women's sports forever after becoming the first person to swim across the English Channel. Given that it's Disney, it's epic,…
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Billie Eilish Says Doing Three-Hour Concerts Is ‘Literally Psychotic’
Billie Eilish fans shouldn’t expect three-hour concerts anytime in the near future. Following the release of her third studio album, Hit Me Hard and Soft, the Grammy and Oscar winner took to the music app Stationhead to answer fan questions…
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Francesca Sloane On That ‘Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid’ Inspired Cliffhanger
When Francesca Sloane jumped on a Zoom five weeks ago to discuss the celebrated “Mr. & Mrs. Smith,” the show’s co-creator didn’t know if the Prime Video series was coming back for a second season. In hindsight, it would have…
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Hero Fiennes Tiffin To Star In New Prime Video Series Directed By Guy Ritchie
For a while now, we’ve known that Guy Ritchie was interested in doing something in the “Sherlock Holmes” universe. And while he has finally gotten his wish, it’s a whole different take on the character than fans might have been…
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Carmy & The Gang Return To The Dysfunctional Kitchen On June 27
“If it’s not perfect, it doesn’t go out,” is the new tagline for everyone’s favorite dysfunctional family and kitchen drama, “The Bear,” from FX, which returns for season three on Hulu on June 27. Starring Jeremy Allen White, Ayo Edebiri,…
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‘The Kingdom’ Fuses Coming-Of-Age & Gangster Tropes into An Exciting Debut [Cannes Review]
An incisive look into the mafia’s presence in Corsica, Julien Colonna’s “The Kingdom” is an even-handed debut, filtering a war between rival gangs through the prism of a coming-of-age narrative. While well aware of the tropes associated with mafia films,…
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