Tag: Film

[ad_1] All this teeth gnashing would bely the fact that there were gems to be found on the Croisette, especially if you dug around. Take “Joyland,” which played in Un Certain…

[ad_1] Quentin Tarantino is finally making a foray into published criticism. After a long career in film, this seems like a good move. Tarantino famously said he was going to…

[ad_1] Once regarded as one of the most prominent names in Hollywood, Winona Ryder enjoyed a new surge in popularity thanks to Netflix’s Stranger Things. After Ryder endured some rough times…

[ad_1] Chaz Ebert Chaz is the CEO of several Ebert enterprises, including the President of The Ebert Company Ltd, and of Ebert Digital LLC, Publisher of RogerEbert.com, President of Ebert…

[ad_1] Over four decades, Tom Cruise has established himself as one of the most valuable names in Hollywood. On the verge of his 60s, Cruise is still a huge box-office…

[ad_1] It’s easy to imagine a world where a Top Gun movie that’s released in 2022 — some 35 years after the original film — makes only the vaguest references to the original. Paramount could have produced…

[ad_1] Enter Johnny Rotten, the “street poet” of the series, played like an angry Sheldon from “The Big Bang Theory” by Anson Boon. His performance captures Johnny’s wide-eyed intensity and…

[ad_1] Based on the 1990 novel of the same name, “Deception” is centered on, of all things, an abrasive-yet-celebrated American author named Philip Roth (Denis Podalydès) who has relocated to…

[ad_1] Banua-Simon’s great-grandfather (the director is of Filipino descent) appeared in the film as an extra, but his footage is long gone. At first, “Cane Fire” looks like it’ll be…

[ad_1] “Men” is at its mightiest as a haunting exploration of grief, as it trudges an arduous road toward healing. The English countryside where our heroine seeks refuge after a…