Giancarlo Esposito Recalls His First Strange Meeting With The Mandalorian’s Baby Yoda
Home TV News Giancarlo Esposito Recalls His First Strange Meeting With The Mandalorian's Baby Yoda The Mandalorian's Moff Gideon actor Giancarlo Esposito recalled working with the show's Grogu puppet and knowing it would be the star of the show. Lucasfilm…
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Dwayne Johnson Responds to the Marvel vs. DC Pop Culture Debate
The Black Adam actor had a perfect response when asked about DCEU’s comparisons to its rival cinematic universe MCU. Warner Bros. Pictures Marvel Studios’ Marvel Cinematic Universe and Warner Bros.’ DC Extended Universe are always in a silent war for…
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Best Jennifer Coolidge Characters in Movies & TV
After a decades-long career playing iconic characters, Jennifer Coolidge is finally getting her overdue and well-deserved time in the spotlight. Her role as Tanya McQuoid in The White Lotus earned her an Emmy and, most recently, a Golden Globe Award.…
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“I Wanted To Make Sure the Film Felt Lived In”: Editor Ryan Kendrick on Sometimes I Think About Dying
Sometimes I Think About Dying, courtesy of Sundance Institute. The depressing atmosphere of cubicle culture permeates Sometimes I Think About Dying, Rachel Lambert’s latest directorial effort. At least until a charming new hire begins to break down the defenses of…
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Why Miranda Priestly Was Not The Villain
Adapted from the novel of the same name, The Devil Wears Prada premiered in 2006 as a glamorous comedy offering a look into the competitive and hectic world of fashion. The 2000s saw the peak of the Victoria’s Secret Fashion…
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Stoned | Film Threat
The interesting thing about the low-key comedy Stoned is that the titular activity does not get the main character in trouble. Well, that is outside of some harsh words from some not-so-hip parents. Getting high is a real escape, and…
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A Fun Sequel That’s Not Just for Nineties Kids
Before we begin, I should mention that I did not see That '70s Show when it first premiered on Fox in August 1998, mostly because I was five months old at the time. The series had a pretty successful run,…
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The Lost & Unmade Projects Of Filmmaker Todd Field
“Listen, I Googled you.’ I’ve had people say that: ‘I’ve Googled you.’ And it’s so incredibly offensive,” director Todd Field told The Washington Post in 2006. “You think, ‘Why? Because it’s so simple? Because it’s so impulsive? Because it’s so pervasive?’ It’s effectively the…
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The Cast of Hunters Discuss the Show’s Epic Final Season
Knowing that there are neo-Nazis out in the real world like the character of Travis Leach in Prime Video’s Hunters series is one thing but portraying such a character on screen is another. Greg Austin so wickedly morphed into treacherous…
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Alec Baldwin, Other Crew To Be Charged in ‘Rust’ Shooting – The Hollywood Reporter
Prosecutors in New Mexico on Thursday announced criminal charges will be filed against Alec Baldwin in connection with his role in the fatal shooting of a cinematographer on the set of Rust. Mary Carmack-Altwies, the district attorney who serves Santa…
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“I Wanted To Take a Closer Look at How People Shut Down”: Veerle Baetens on When It Melts
When It Melts, courtesy of Sundance Institute. It’s somehow been a decade since Veerle Baetens was named best European actress for her incandescent, heart-wrenching turn in The Broken Circle Breakdown. As a bluegrass-loving tattoo artist gradually obliterated by tragedy, Baetens’…
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Lohan Dazzles In By-The-Numbers Christmas Rom-Com
Home Movie Reviews Falling For Christmas Review: Lohan Dazzles In By-The-Numbers Christmas Rom-Com The movie doesn’t put much effort into drawing in its audience because they are already there, eager to watch the return of Lindsay Lohan. A disastrous meet-cute,…
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