Tag: Film

[ad_1] The excellent filmmaker Cynthia Hill (“Private Violence”) probably presumed that “Burden of Proof” would be a feature film, but the saga stretched out over so many years that it…

[ad_1] For you youngsters out there, this was a kind of meme at the time—some stoned so-and-so had discovered that in ways that were actually quantifiable (especially if you were,…

[ad_1] We have the EXCLUSIVE first look at the trailer for The Asylum’s animated version of The Little Mermaid, now in theatres! Disney’s live-action remake of their animated classic The…

[ad_1] While it is first and foremost a love story, “Past Lives” ventures beyond romantic yearning and burning questions. For Song, it’s also the chance to express feelings about the…

[ad_1] While you might not assume so looking at movies like Mean Streets or Goodfellas, Martin Scorsese is a man of God. That’s why he’s been inspired to work on a new…

[ad_1] The Seeding, a horror thriller starring Scott Haze and Kate Lyn Sheil, will have its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival Scott Haze of Venom and Jurassic World:…

[ad_1] Martin Scorsese has announced that he’s about to make another movie about Jesus, following his own Last Temptation of Christ. Many of you might be too young to remember…

[ad_1] “Elemental,” Disney and Pixar’s latest, feels emblematic of the studio’s struggle to recapture its original magic, making a mess of its world-building in service of a conventional story that…

[ad_1] Butler’s character in this year’s far superior “Plane” had the same deadline challenge, only in that movie, the daughter was graduating college, whereas this daughter looks like she’s only…

[ad_1] Comedian Sebastian Maniscalco, the co-writer and star of “About My Father,” loves it so much that he built a film around it. Directed by Laura Terruso, “About My Father” wants to…