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YEE HAW

The 100 Greatest Westerns of All Time

Independence

The Best American Independent Films of the 21st Century

Rust

Alec Baldwin’s ‘Rust’ Trial (Running Updates): Opening Remarks Have Wrapped

3 WOMEN, (aka THREE WOMEN, aka 3 FEMMES), Shelley Duvall, 1977, TM & ©20th Century Fox Film Corp./courtesy Everett Collection

RIP

Shelley Duvall, ‘The Shining’ and Robert Altman Icon, Dead at 75

Duvall’s many great performances included “3 Women,” “Popeye,” and Stanley Kubrick’s horror movie.

By Ryan Lattanzio

New York, New York, 7/8/24 - Channing Tatum, Anna Garcia, Jim Rash, Scarlett Johannsson and Donald Elise Watkins attends the World Premiere of “FLY ME To The Moon” - After Party held at the Rainbow Room

-PICTURED: Channing Tatum, Anna Garcia, Jim Rash, Scarlett Johannsson and Donald Elise Watkins
-PHOTO Marion Curtis / Starpix for Sony Pictures
-Location: Rainbow Room

Interview

Meet Anna Garcia, Scarlett Johansson’s Handpicked ‘Fly Me to the Moon’ Co-Star

By Kate Erbland

Filmmaker Toolkit

How Michael Powell’s Advice Saved Martin Scorsese

By Chris O'Falt

Latest News

Film Review

‘Sing Sing’ Review: Colman Domingo Shines in a True-Life Prison Drama About the Power of Theater

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Awards Predictions

2025 Oscars: Best Cinematography Predictions

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Trailer

‘The Perfect Couple’ Teaser: Netflix Murder Mystery Stars Nicole Kidman, Liev Schreiber, and More

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News

Daisy Edgar-Jones Says Her ‘Twisters’ Workout Was Comparable to Paul Mescal’s ‘Gladiator II’ Transformation

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Trailer

‘The Substance’ Teaser: Demi Moore Is Reborn as Margaret Qualley in Feminist Horror Take on Cinderella

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More News

Summer TV

The small screen is heating up.

'House of the Dragon' Season 2 stars Matt Smith as Daemon, shown here sitting on a stump wearing a suit of armor

Dead Boy Objectives

‘House of the Dragon’ Review: Season 2 Brings the Fire Early, but Struggles to Generate Any Real Heat

Birds & Tigers & Bears, Oh My

‘My Lady Jane’ Has the Wildest TV Twist of the Year

Two children sit on their parents' bed; still from 'Trying'

a good try

Apple’s ‘Trying’ Closes Out Another Superb Season (and Belongs on Your Summer Watchlist)

Yes, Cena?

‘The Bear’ Season 3 Proves One Thing: Hollywood Loves a John Cena Cameo

‘Longlegs’

Osgood Perkins’ latest horror chiller has secrets to spare.

Film Review

‘Longlegs’ Review: The Serial Killer Drama Goes Supernatural in a Flawed but Disturbing Fairy Tale

Interview

Even ‘Longlegs’ Star Maika Monroe Was Kept in the Dark Over Nicolas Cage’s Serial Killer Transformation

Filmmaker Interview

Osgood Perkins Explains How ‘Longlegs’ Is an Ode to His Celebrity Parents’ Dark Backstory

Trailer

‘Longlegs’ Trailer: Maika Monroe Investigates a Serial Killer with a Terrifying Occult Tie

Emmy Predix

Emmy nominations will be announced on July 17.

Awards Predictions

2024 Emmys Predictions: Outstanding Drama Series

Only Murders in the Building Season 3 Episode 10 "Opening Night" Spoilers Charles (Steve Martin) and Loretta (Meryl Streep) shown

Awards Predictions

2024 Emmys Predictions: Outstanding Comedy Series

Jon Stewart behind the desk hosting 'The Daily Show'

Awards Predictions

2024 Emmy Predictions: Outstanding Talk Series

Awards Predictions

2024 Emmy Predictions: Outstanding Television Movie

Breaking News

Breaking News Alerts, when it happens, delivered throughout the day.

Film & TV Reviews

FLY ME TO THE MOON, Scarlett Johansson, 2024. © Sony Pictures Releasing / Courtesy Everett Collection

Film Review

‘Fly Me to the Moon’ Review: A Fizzy, Fleeting Space-Race Rom-Com

Channing Tatum plays Johansson’s romantic counterpart in Greg Berlanti’s screwball comedy that imagines if the Apollo 11 landing was actually faked by someone other than Stanley Kubrick.

By Ryan Lattanzio

A man with long, silvery blond hair and an eyepatch; Ewan Mitchell in 'House of the Dragon'

TV Review

‘House of the Dragon’ Episode 4 Review: Finally, the Dragons Dance

By Proma Khosla

Film Review

‘Dandelion’ Review: KiKi Layne Takes the Power and Passion of ‘Once’ on Distinctly American Road Trip

By Kate Erbland

Rashida Jones sits at a table with a white earpiece in her ear, looking dejected, in a still from 'Sunny,' a new series on Apple TV+

TV Review

‘Sunny’ Review: Rashida Jones Mopes Through Apple’s Middling Robot Mystery

By Ben Travers

Conversations

Filmmaker Toolkit

Ti West Almost Walked Away from Horror — Then Came the Trilogy That Climaxes with ‘MaXXXine’

Writer/director Ti West stops by the Filmmaker Toolkit podcast to talk about sticking the landing on his ambitious return to horror filmmaking.

By Jim Hemphill

Helen Hunt and Jan de Bont on the set of 'Twister' in 1995

Filmmaker Interview

Jan de Bont Had to Fight to Cast Helen Hunt in ‘Twister’ — and ‘Couldn’t Much Direct’ Philip Seymour Hoffman at All

By Christian Blauvelt

BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA - JUNE 20: Mark Molloy attends the Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F World Premiere at Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts on June 20, 2024 in Beverly Hills, California. (Photo by Emma McIntyre/Getty Images for Netflix)

Filmmaker interview

The One Thing ‘Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F’ Director Mark Molloy Didn’t Do Before Taking on Sequel

By Kate Erbland

Thompson on Hollywood

Hollywood Underestimates Nicole Holofcener: ‘Can Somebody Give Me More Than $6M to Make’ a Movie?

By Anne Thompson

Consider This

Actor Jessica Gunning wearing a silver sequined dress and speaking into a microphone in front of a red curtain.

Consider This

For Jessica Gunning, ‘Baby Reindeer’ Is Part of the ‘Interesting Map’ of a Long Career

The actress spoke with IndieWire the day after “Baby Reindeer” won its first award of the season, sharing the experience of being on a Netflix juggernaut and the career that got her there.

By Proma Khosla