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Hit or Miss? A Way Too Early Look at the 2027 Movie Slate
Movies are a fickle thing. Sometimes, films meant to be hits do it, like The Odyssey or Toy Story 5. Other times, movies far outperform their predicted success, like Obsession and even Spider-Man: Brand New Day, with the latter becoming the second fastest movie of all time to gross $2 billion at the worldwide box […]
Review: ‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ Balances Post-War Trauma with Kaiju Chaos
A direct commentary on post-war Japan and the West as a whole, Toho’s newest Godzilla film balances horrifying, large-scale visuals and compelling character work.
Trailer Talk: Cameron Diaz Had a ‘Bad Day’, Cage Has a New Heir and More
This week's trailers feature Nicolas Cage returning in 'Lords of War,' Cameron Diaz bringing a new comedy to Netflix, and 'Stranger Things' expanding its universe.
‘Naruto’ Moves Forward, John Wick Gets Animated, and New ‘Constantine’ Movie Takes Shape: What You Missed This Week
From Jason Statham’s reunion with Guy Ritchie to Naruto moving forward and John Wick getting animated, this week delivered exciting news.
Heaven’s a Dive Bar: ‘Cheers’ and ‘Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets’
Time was, bars were the best places to meet. To gather. Neighborhood bars put the neighborhood first. It’s not about the beer (well, sometimes it’s about the beer) or the booze; it’s about the belonging. Cheers was one of those places.
Review: ‘Being Heumann’ is an Earnestly Well-Acted Historical Drama
Progress is slow, and Being Heumann shows the slow, glacial pace at which change can be enacted.
Interview with ‘Mouse’ (2026) Writer and Co-Directors, Kelly O’Sullivan & Alex Thompson
Mouse is the third feature film by creative duo Kelly O’Sullivan and Alex Thompson following Saint Frances (2019) and Ghostlight (2024). The film is a coming-of-age drama that examines friendship, grief, and teenage identity while set in 2002 Arkansas, and stars Katherine Mallen Kupferer, Chloe Coleman, Sophie Okonedo, and Tara Mallen. Kelly and Alex join […]
REFOCUS: The Hidden Gem Film Festival of Adaptations
Refocus Film Festival 2026: Iowa City event dedicated to adaptations features Andrew Haigh’s ‘A Long Winter’ and Jane Schoenbrun’s new novel.
Trailer Talk: ‘Dune 3’ Goes Epic, ‘Jumanji’ Gets Wild and More
This week's trailer releases include 'Dune 3,' 'Pendulum,' 'Jumanji,' and more.
‘Smile 3’ Gets A New Director, ‘1408’ Comeback Buzz, and ‘Ghost Rider’ Heats Up: What You Missed This Week
From David Bruckner taking over Smile 3, A24 pushing its boundaries with Elden Ring, and fresh casting updates for Ghost Rider and Grandgear, there is plenty to unpack in film news.
‘Klara’ and the Dud: Taika Waititi’s Big Swing is a Big Miss
While Taika Waititi is no stranger to vampires, in his latest film, Klara and the Sun, he has unfortunately sucked all of the life out of its source material, the 2021 dystopian sci-fi novel by Nobel Prize-winning author Kazuo Ishiguro. He doesn’t stop there, however. On top of draining the story of substance, Waititi slaps […]
‘Mouse’ Review: An Early Aughts Coming-of-Age, Grief-Centered Feature Filled with Nostalgia & Hope for Life Beyond
An underrated film to have come out of the 35th Annual Philadelphia Film Festival lineup is a film loud with anguish and paired with uncertainty, which is Mouse, co-directed by Kelly O’Sullivan and Alex Thompson. Opening up the film with two high school-aged best friends, Minnie (Katherine Mallen Kupferer) and Callie (Chloe Coleman), screaming the […]
‘You Can See Everything’ Achieves the Impossible and More from this Weekend’s Box Office
After three weeks in theaters and enthusiasm escalating the whole way through, You Can See Everything has topped the domestic weekend box office. The nearly three-hour Elizabeth Holmes documentary from A24 has defied all expectations, becoming the biggest theatrically released documentary in over twenty years. In its third weekend, the film earned $10.6 million, bringing […]
‘Wicker’ Examines the Chasm Between Men and Women in Modern Culture
Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson’s Wicker delivers an eccentric story grounded in the reality of modern patriarchal gender dynamics.
Jesse Eisenberg Closes PFF35 with ‘The Debut’ & Talks Writing for Julianne Moore at the Center of His Absurdist Musical Comedy
After Philadelphia Film Festival Closing Night, Jesse Eisenberg discusses The Debut, from songwriting to Julianne Moore’s outrageous commitment to Mona Friedman.
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