‘Industry’s Kiernan Shipka Breaks Down Episode 3’s Shocking Three-Way Scene and Hayley’s Manipulations
[Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for Episode 3 of Season 4 of Industry.] Summary In Season 4 of the HBO series 'Industry,' Tender executive assistant Hayley Cale is calculated and quietly in control, weaponizing events to gain agency. The…
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How To’s John Wilson Finds Brilliance in a Wild Concept With His First Movie — Review
Airing for three seasons on HBO, How To with John Wilson is easily one of the most brilliant comedies of the 2020s. In the series, the eponymous Wilson would explain something like “How To Cook the Perfect Risotto” or “How…
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Tarantino Names Toy Story 3 the No. 2 Film of This Century: ‘Almost a Perfect Movie’
Quentin Tarantino says Toy Story 3 is his second favorite film of the 21st Century, calling it “almost a perfect movie.” “That last five minutes ripped my f—ing heart out,” Tarantino says in the latest episode of The Bret Easton…
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This Coming-of-Age Dramedy Is Wes Anderson Meets ‘The Holdovers’ — Review
Movies with female friendships at their core are some of the best of the best, especially in the coming-of-age genre. From hilarious comedies such as Booksmart and Mean Girls to darker dramas like Thirteen and Thoroughbreds, there’s something unique about…
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‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ Shatters HBO’s Viewership Expectations for ‘Game of Thrones’ Spin-Off
It seems like HBO underestimated the audience's interest in its latest Game of Thrones spin-off, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, which reportedly welcomed 6.7 million cross-platform viewers over its first three days on the network and streaming service HBO…
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John Wilson on The History of ConcreteFilmmaker Magazine
The History of Concrete, courtesy of Sundance Institute. The History of Concrete, John Wilson’s first feature-length film, is far stranger and more compelling than the title suggests—and a perfect continuation of his oft-meandering, always philosophical practice. Yes, there are novel…
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Angelina Jolie’s $342M Action Sequel Could Happen On 1 Condition
One of Angelina Jolie's biggest action franchises may still return from development hell, if her director can meet a certain condition. Situated between her success with the Tomb Raider, Kung Fu Panda and Maleficent franchises, Jolie was one of the…
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Ms. Rachel Apologizes Over Antisemitic Comments on Instagram
In terms of popularity, Rachel Accurso is one of the biggest stars on Netflix and YouTube, better known under the guise of children's entertainer Ms. Rachel. However, having such a huge following has led to the star being slammed online…
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Chris Pratt Teases Season 2 of His Hit Prime Video Action Thriller Arriving Sooner Than Expected
Summary Collider's Steve Weintraub talks with Chris Pratt and Kali Reis for Amazon MGM Studios' Mercy. In this interview, Pratt and Reis discuss the use of A.I., society's reliance on technology, and making a "screenlife" movie. Reis also shares details…
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Avatar: Fire and Ash Review
The audience could feel the thirteen-year gap between the first Avatar movie and 2022’s The Way of Water. Not just because the characters were older, but the already groundbreaking technology had come so far during that time. While Avatar: Fire…
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Pierce Brosnan Was Always Destined to Be James Bond; Martin Campbell Clears Up the Rumors — GeekTyrant
When fans look back at GoldenEye they often bring up the long list of rumored actors who were supposedly in the running to become the next James Bond. Names like Mel Gibson and Liam Neeson are frequently tossed into the…
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A Mythic Inferno That Elevates the Franchise
With Avatar: Fire and Ash, James Cameron delivers not only the most emotionally ferocious chapter of the Avatar saga so far, but also its most thematically ambitious. Expanding the mythos of Pandora while deepening its characters and moral conflicts, Fire…
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