Tag: Film

[ad_1] Sony is playing this new Karate Kid-themed project close to the chest. But could it be more of a spin-off than a sequel? Cobra Kai Season 6 is delayed…

[ad_1] The Breach, a horror film produced by Slash and directed by Rue Morgue Magazine founder Rodrigo Gudiño, has a July release date in the U.S. A couple weeks ago,…

[ad_1] Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse played in U.S. theaters in 2019 and early 2020 for a little less than three months. It grossed $190 million domestically, and another $194 internationally…

[ad_1] Jay Moore (Micah Stock) is a small-town idiot running a dumb scam on his employers and customers at a sub sandwich shop. Instead of ordering the corporate-mandated supplies from…

[ad_1] Remember the opening, devastating minutes of Pixar’s Up? Remember the doomed love story of Carl and Ellie? Remember how you sobbed in the theater and cursed Pixar for pulling…

[ad_1] Medical professionals would usually advise parents of intersex children that they were better off raising their offspring as a “boy” or a “girl” to make things easier on the child and…

[ad_1] Like many boys my age—okay, maybe not—I was a big Dalí fan in the late 1960s. I’m still awestruck by his 1931 painting The Persistence of Memory—yup, the melting…

[ad_1] This is the premise of Ted Geoghegan’s latest movie. “Brooklyn 45” takes place entirely on one set, the front room of the brownstone, and it unfolds in real time…

[ad_1] Earlier models of the format, like John Lee Hancock’s “The Founder” and David O. Russell’s “Joy,” were just hints at a growing interest in the lives of those behind…

[ad_1] With her feature debut, director Oakley uses an incredible amount of detail in bringing to life the characters she’s written and the painstaking efforts to color code her sets,…