The follow-up to 2019's Joker will premiere at the Venice Film Festival on September 4.
Featuring restorations and premieres of new prints, the festival runs in LA from July 5 to August 4.
TIFF tribute awards often line up with top acting prizes at the Oscars.
Coogler’s is the latest to be shot on large-format film.
The film will return to large-format theaters including 70mm IMAX.
Paramount announced the news today at CinemaCon.
Before your favorite movie of last year hit theaters, it was just words on a page.
Oscar-nominee Sean Wang’s feature debut lands at Focus for a theatrical release.
What are you predicting to be nominated?
The 66-year-old actor is one of three three-time Oscar winners.
Notable omissions include Barbie in Hair & Makeup and Oppenheimer in Visual Effects.
Sundance returns for its 40th edition this January.
One of the strongest Oscar precursors, NYFCC announced their 2023 Winners this morning.
You’ll never want to leave.
Oompa loompa doompity doo…
See how one of the most animated movies of the year came to be.
Post-VeniceTellurideTIFF, here’s what we think will be nominated for Oscars this year.
All hail the people’s republic!
Look what you made Blumhouse do.
The second fall fest kicks off today.
Yes, it’s August. Yes, we’re predicting the Oscars.
Oppenheimer arrives in theaters on July 21.
“Barbie is a triumph.”
Things are getting sus at CBS.
The film hits Netflix on August 11.
Polley recently won an Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay.
The song plays over Our Son’s credits.
The documentary is in post-production.
Bridging the gap between arthouse and franchises.
Osgood Perkins crafts a serial thriller reminiscent of similar, better films.
Some of them want to use you; get used by you; abuse you; be abused.
This Hunger Games prequel accomplishes a rare feat.
At least the camera goes through walls?
Sofia Coppola’s portrait of a marriage is her most intimate film.
Martin Scorsese reckons with history in his latest.
Emerald Fennell’s sophomore feature is unhinged in the best way.
Powell may just be the next Tom Cruise.
Anna Kendrick’s directorial debut is one of the better actor-turned-director efforts at TIFF so far.
Annual Christmas watch status achieved.
Kate Winslet stars in the biopic/war drama.
A better punny title than No Hard Feelings, that’s for sure.
It’d be unwise for a fish to take this bait.
Justine Triet’s Palme d’Or winner is a riveting mystery.
It’s better than Black Adam.
Maybe we should reinvent the wheel.
With Oppenheimer, Christopher Nolan delivers the best film of the year.
This Ken loves movies, especially good ones like Barbie.
Tom Cruise defines what it means to be a movie star.
Really, we’re doing this again?
There are things to like here, but not enough to outrun confusion.
The actors make the movie.
Wes Anderon’s existential crisis makes for a damn good movie.
Pixar goes romance for their latest.
They lied. It’s not the best of all time, and isn’t even close.
A movie that doesn’t know what genre it’s in.
The best thing I.S.S. did was make me want to watch Interstellar.
Stan Lee doesn’t do anything new but is engaging enough to make it work.
Oh, to have Austin Abrams’ dance floor confidence.
During the SXSW Film Festival, we sat down with director Tracy Droz Tragos to talk about her latest film and access to abortion.
Ahead of the film’s SXSW premiere, we spoke to Dillon Tucker about Pure O, his directorial debut, and the challenges that came with helming the project.
Earlier this month, we sat down with Omar Spahi, one of the writers of Sonic Prime, and got to ask him about the creation of the show, and the team’s plans for the future, along with a little something extra.
We got to talk to Jacob Tremblay during the US premiere of My Father’s Dragon and ask how this role prepared him for more prominent roles in animation.
An exclusive interview with Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, director of episodes 4 & 5 of Ms. Marvel.
The two best movies of the year have more in common than you’d think.
The biggest day for movies of 2023 is rapidly approaching, and we couldn’t be more excited.
Horror, drama, animation… Tribeca ‘23 has it all. Check out 10 titles we’re excited to watch at the festival.
The votes are cast, and the winners are in. Before we turn our televisions on to watch the biggest award show of the season, we look to our own ballots for our very own awards, voted on by our staff and you, our readers.
We’ve polled the entire staff on their picks from the 2022 fiscal year and have run the numbers, resulting in our nominations for the first annual TWM awards.
The film hits Netflix on August 11.
Bottoms may be Superbad for a new generation.
This Barbie is having an existential crisis.
The film premieres at Cannes this Weekend.
This may be the year’s strangest film.
May the odds be ever in your favor…
“From the Loser of Best Picture.”
The film hits theaters this June.
Warrior. Outcast. Rebel. Jedi.
Check out the newest trailer for season three of The Mandalorian, streaming on Disney+ on March 1.
During the College Football National Championship, Marvel Studios released the second trailer for Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania.
After a long wait since the first debut of footage at SDCC, the first official look at Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania was released online.
We just got our first look at Spielberg’s latest film, The Fabelmans.
During the “Disney’s Epic Entertainment Showcase”, a new look at National Treasure: Edge Of History was revealed.
Introducing our new podcast: This Week In Media. Hosted by Eze Baum, Henry Wain, & Ben Simmons, we release new episodes every Sunday, recapping and discussing the biggest news and releases of the week. You can follow the podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify Podcasts. View all episodes here.
Brady Corbet's film will screen at TIFF and NYFF in the coming weeks.