Olivia Colman & Sam Mendes Talk Empire of Light, Kitchen Zoom Conversations
From Academy Award-winning filmmaker Sam Mendes, the personal tale in Empire of Light follows Hilary (Academy Award winner Olivia Colman), a woman who’s trying not to let her difficult past consume her present, even though she’s making some unhealthy choices…
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Spirit Awards Go Gender Neutral And Increase Budget Cap For 2023
In a surprise move, Film Independent shook up their annual Independent Spirit Awards this morning. The hipper sibling of the Oscars became yet another awards show to make the change to gender-neutral for its awards categories. What was a more…
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Hugh Jackman is Getting in “Better Shape Than Ever” For Wolverine in DEADPOOL 3 — GeekTyrant
Hugh Jackman always tends to go all out when he plays Wolverine and he ends up getting in insane physical shape! It’s crazy to see how ripped he gets. The worst he’s ever physically looked as Wolverine was in the…
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Egúngún | Film Threat
A woman, Salewa (Sheila Chiamaka Chukwulozie), returns from London to her home village in Nigeria for her mother’s funeral in writer-director Olive Nwosu’s short film, Egúngún (Masquerade). Since childhood, Salewa has always felt detached from her community. Returning home, Salewa stands out…
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More Action and Higher Stakes
Slow Horses bolts out of the gate with a new season that picks up where the inaugural season left off and never takes a breath until the heart-pounding conclusion. Whereas Season 1 seemed at times unsure of what it wanted…
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How Darren Aronofsky Knew Brendan Fraser Was the Perfect Charlie
Academy Award-nominated director Darren Aronofsky has a mighty powerful filmography with a range of projects that stretch from the feverish Requiem for a Dream to the empathetic and gritty The Wrestler, and then some. No matter the subject, Aronofsky’s projects…
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Taurus Writer-Director Tim Sutton on Working With Machine Gun Kelly
Musician biopics, and biopics in general, remain a red-hot subgenre of cinema. Just recently, a Snoop Dogg film was greenlit, for example — and the list goes on. Enter Taurus, a new fictional biopic that debuted at film festivals earlier…
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A Sharp, Deranged & Beautifully Hilarious Satire
Home Movie Reviews Triangle Of Sadness Review: A Sharp, Deranged & Beautifully Hilarious Satire Triangle of Sadness is a scathing takedown of influencers & wealth hoarders, the most deranged episode of Below Deck Bravo wishes they produced. "Can you relax…
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Jeremy Renner in “Critical But Stable Condition” After Accident – The Hollywood Reporter
Jeremy Renner has been hospitalized after an accident that took place on Sunday. “We can confirm Jeremy is in critical but stable condition with injuries suffered after experiencing a weather-related accident while plowing snow earlier today,” a representative for the…
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Tom McCarthy Sidelines Indigenous Women In Favor Of Soapbox Politics
“This is exactly why local journalism matters,” big city investigative journalist Eileen (Hilary Swank, “Boys Don’t Cry,” “Million Dollar Baby”) proclaims to one of her new co-workers towards the end of the pilot episode of “Alaska Daily.” This overly earnest,…
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Brad Rau and Jennifer Corbett on Working With Dave Filoni
With Andor in the rearview mirror, Star Wars is venturing back to the familiar comfort of its animated world as The Bad Batch returns for its highly anticipated second season. The series sees the return of the titular Bad Batch—Hunter,…
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Alfred Molina Shines in a Solid Louise Penny Adaptation
Upon first hearing the title Three Pines, my mind inexorably jumped to Twin Peaks. Sure, the numbers are different, and, yes, one refers to trees instead of mountains. However, this new series does begin as being about an outside investigator,…
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