The Whitney Houston Biopic Is Worth Making A Song And Dance About
Taking the stage in theaters at the tail end of 2022, the Whitney Houston biopic “I Wanna Dance with Somebody” is a crowd-pleasing homage to the life, legacy, and work of an icon who sold over 200 million records worldwide.…
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"I Cried Like A Baby": 23 Celebrities Who Have Talked About The Movies That Made Them Weep
Taylor Swift cried while watching Netflix's Someone Great and then wrote the song "Death by a Thousand Cuts" about the movie.View Entire Post › Disclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited…
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Kelsey Grammer Will Boycott Disneyland if He Can’t Return as Beast in the MCU
Frasier star Kelsey Grammer has addressed the possibility of reprising his X-Men role of Hank McCoy/Beast in the MCU. 20th Century Studios The full introduction of the X-Men in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is creeping ever closer, with mutants springing…
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Saint Omer Star Guslagie Malanga on Playing an Infamous Murderess
One of the most haunting performances of 2022 came about in a very peculiar way. Guslagie Malanga had only starred in one film from 2014, and went on to earn an Art History degree and become an art curator in…
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When You Finish Saving the World Review: Jesse Eisenberg’s Acidic Comedy
This review was originally part of our 2022 Sundance coverage. When You Finish Saving the World begins with Ziggy Katz (Finn Wolfhard) playing a song for his 20,000 followers. Going by the name of TheRealZiggyKatz, he sings of “two high…
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Hugh Jackman Can’t Save Florian Zeller’s Bleak Drama
This review was originally part of our coverage for the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival. In 2020, Florian Zeller released his directorial debut, The Father, a tremendously moving and powerful story about the horror of dementia and the toll that…
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How the Pale Blue Eye Reverse-Engineers Edgar Allen Poe
About 88 minutes into The Pale Blue Eye, Edgar Allen Poe (Harry Melling) recites a poem for his beloved, Lea (Lucy Boynton) that he says came to him while he slept. It concerns a woman named “Lenore” caught in “endless…
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Jessica Alba’s Easy Contour Hack Changed My Makeup Routine Forever
If you need additional information before shopping, check out these rave reviews from shoppers who have ditched their old concealer for this new one from Honest Beauty Honest Beauty Fresh Flex Concealer Reviews An Amazon shopper explained, "I have tried…
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“Emanuele Asked Me to ‘Undertake the Journey’ With Him”: Editor Clelio Benevento on L’Immensità
L'Immensità, courtesy of Sundance Institute. After premiering at the 2022 Venice Film Festival, Italian director Emanuele Crialese’s latest feature L’Immensità makes its way Sundance in the festival’s “Spotlight” section. Co-written by Crialese alongside Francesca Manieri and Vittorio Moroni, the film…
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The Son | Film Threat
NOW IN THEATERS! Florian Zeller’s The Father, from 2020, addresses the toll Alzheimer’s and dementia can have on a family. His follow-up, The Son, shines a spotlight on mental health issues in our children, particularly teens. The film is about Peter…
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Best Picture Oscars 2023 Predictions And Contenders
If you told someone a year ago that a sequel to a 36-year-old action movie would not only become the biggest blockbuster of the year, but also a surefire Best Picture nominee they would have likely said you were crazy.…
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Anna Gunn & Linus Roache Can’t Invite In New Resonance To This Rote Uninvited Visitor Drama
The unexpected visitor: it’s a well-loved and much-explored horror trope that’s the jumping-off point for many a terrifying tale over the years. In Alison Star Locke’s new horror thriller “The Apology,” audiences get a new version of that story bolstered…
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