Movies

Searchlight Pictures’ comedy Theater Camp proved its mettle in a competitive weekend at the box office, competing with big hitters Barbie and Oppenheimer. The film, directed by Molly Gordon and Nick Lieberman, winner of the U.S. Dramatic Special Jury Award for Ensemble at Sundance, expanded its reach to 10 markets and 51 theaters, a significant

Greta Gerwig, the director of the recently released Barbie movie, had a distinct vision for the story she wanted to convey. Despite facing pressure to remove a particular scene featuring Margot Robbie and an older woman on a bench, Gerwig stood her ground and chose to keep it. In this scene, Barbie encounters the older

Hollywood, known for its occasional miracles, finds itself once again in a perplexing situation as it searches for leadership. The industry’s structure and economics have become increasingly detached from its audience and the stock market, causing concern among industry leaders. The tech giants that now dominate Hollywood lack an understanding of the entertainment business, leaving

Renowned filmmaker Christopher Nolan recently revealed how he came to cast his daughter, Flora Nolan, in a small yet significant role for his upcoming film Oppenheimer. In an interview with The Telegraph, Nolan explained that they needed someone to portray a character in a unique and experimental sequence. He expressed his delight in having his

Filmmaker Andrew Ahn had an eventful week, with his Hulu film Fire Island receiving an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Television Movie and him being honored with the Outfest Achievement Award at the LGBTQIA+ festival’s opening night. Ahn’s body of work, which includes films like Fire Island, Driveways, and Spa Night, was recognized by Outfest for

The highly anticipated presentation by Legendary at San Diego Comic-Con Hall H, featuring Dune: Part Two and the studio’s upcoming Monsterverse movie, has been canceled due to the SAG-AFTRA strike. Originally scheduled for two Saturdays from now, this event would have been a significant highlight of the convention. Unfortunately, fans will miss out on the

The highly anticipated London premiere of Universal’s film Oppenheimer will proceed as planned this evening, despite the looming threat of a SAG-AFTRA strike. Director Christopher Nolan, along with a star-studded cast including Cillian Murphy, Robert Downey Jr., Matt Damon, Emily Blunt, Florence Pugh, Josh Hartnett, Kenneth Branagh, and James D’Arcy, is expected to grace the

Rhode Island-based production company, Verdi Productions, has made the decision to halt pre-production on their next feature film, a biopic of Muhammad Ali Jr. The independent movie, which was set to begin principal photography on September 1 in Rhode Island with a confirmed cast, will now be postponed until late 2024. The film, directed by

The world premiere of Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer in Paris has sparked a wave of positive reactions from critics. After a nearly three-hour screening, reviewers are applauding Cillian Murphy’s performance and hailing the film as “awe-inspiring,” “staggering,” and a “spectacular achievement.” Matt Maytum, editor of Total Film, expressed his astonishment, describing Murphy’s performance as “sublime.” He

Ice Cube, the renowned actor, rapper, and entrepreneur, has been confirmed to star alongside Dave Bautista in the upcoming action comedy film, “The Killer’s Game.” The movie, directed by JJ Perry, known for his work on “Day Shift,” is set to begin production in Budapest this summer. While there is much excitement surrounding Cube’s involvement,