Category: Entertainment

Despite Christopher Nolan‘s ability to work in multiple genres and keep a foot in both the worlds of summer blockbusters and period dramas, his films […]

The typical arc for biopics, as immortalized by Dewey Cox’s journey in “Walk Hard,” goes as follows: we begin with the famous figure at the […]

When George Orwell’s now-legendary “Nineteen Eighty-Four” first hit shelves in 1949, it wasn’t only seen as some forbidding work of political theory. Instead, the British […]

Editor’s Note: This review was originally published during the 2025 edition of NewFest. Obscured Releasing opens “Blue Film” in theaters starting Friday, May 8, 2026. […]

“Animal Farm,” George Orwell’s allegory for how the structures of power corrupt revolutionary idealism, is generally understood to satirize the Soviet slide into authoritarianism across […]

“Top Gun: Maverick” was not the first “legacy-quel” — a nostalgia play sequel years or decades after the original that effectively remakes the original for […]

Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni have reached a settlement in the epic legal battle of retaliation and sexual harassment that was scheduled to go to […]

Misery has always loved company, but it took the brilliant programmers at the American Cinematheque to turn communal wallowing at the movies into an annual […]

“Departures” is “inspired by all the dickheads that fucked us over.” How do I know this? Because co-directors Neil Ely and Lloyd Eyre-Morgan open the […]

Boys Are Boring When Girls Have “Yellowjackets” The four-part series, inspired by William Golding’s 1954 novel and adapted by “Adolescence” co-creator Jack Thorne, frames childhood’s […]