While some people thought Steven Soderbergh was out of the game, his new crime drama “No Sudden Move” says otherwise. Soderbergh returned to HBO Max
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‘Zola’: An Adventurous Twitter Escapade
What began as a viral Twitter thread has now become one of the most engrossing, outright hilarious thrillers of the year. “Zola” follows a young
‘Good on Paper’: Dating Isn’t Easy, Even for a Comedy Star
The new romantic comedy, “Good on Paper,” was recently released to Netflix. It is written and directed by popular comedian, Iliza Shlesinger, who also stars
Netflix’s ‘Fatherhood’ Doesn’t Quite Hit the Mark
Directed by Paul Weitz, “Fatherhood” follows Matt (Kevin Hart) as he deals with the loss of his wife Liz shortly after the birth of their
‘F9: The Fast Saga’: Another Win or Gunning Out of Gas?
Twenty-one years after the first movie in the franchise, “F9: The Fast Saga” hit theaters this past week. The franchise went through quite a few
4 Movies to Look Out for at the 2021 Cannes Film Festival
The Cannes Film Festival is one of the most highly anticipated international film festivals of the year. After being cancelled last year, the festival is
Steven Spielberg’s Production Company ‘Amblin’ Has Reached an Agreement With Netflix
Steven Spielberg’s production company, Amblin, and Netflix have forged a partnership, one that will see Amblin produce multiple new feature films for the streaming service
Las Vegas’s Silver State Film Festival to Take Place in Person in 2021
The Silver State Film Festival unveiled its plans for its 2021 festival, marking its return to in-person events.The festival, which is hosted by the Orleans
Women X Film Festival 2021 Is Set for September 2 – 4
Calling all women and non-binary filmmakers! The spotlight is yours with Rianne Picture’s second annual Women X Film Festival, set from September 2 to 4.
‘The Eyes of Tammy Faye’ Biopic Trailer Has Arrived
On June 9, we received the first look at the highly anticipated biopic “The Eyes of Tammy Faye” from Fox Searchlight. Headed by director Michael
Ned Beatty: An Actor Who Played the Ordinary and Made It Look Easy
On June 13, the world lost the great actor Ned Beatty, a true professional at his craft who personified the “good ol’ boy” archetype of
Ubisoft Announces New ‘Avatar’ Video Game: What to Expect
Ubisoft unveiled a new video game based on the blockbuster film “Avatar” during their June 12 E3 presentation. The game is coming from Massive Entertainment,
Celebrating Pride: 5 Underrated Films You Should Watch
Pride month is an important time for the LGBTQ+ community, acting as both a celebration and as a remembrance of their history. As we have
‘Roadrunner’ Documentary Strives to Keep Anthony Bourdain’s Legacy Alive
On June 3, audiences got a first look at the upcoming documentary “Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain.” Directed by Morgan Neville, this documentary will