Korea Spent Its Biggest Budget Ever on Hope. Na Hong-jin Made More Money With $8 Million.
Korea Spent Its Biggest Budget Ever on Hope. Na Hong-jin Made More Money With $8 Million.
Na Hong-jin has not released a film since The Wailing in 2016. His return, Hope, opens in the US on 9 September on the biggest budget in Korean cinema history — and has so far taken less money at home than the film he made for a fraction of the price.
Ryan Reynolds' Best Reviews in a Decade Depend Entirely on Which Website You Open
Ryan Reynolds' Best Reviews in a Decade Depend Entirely on Which Website You Open
Ryan Reynolds' Mayday landed on Apple TV at 88% on Rotten Tomatoes — his best score in about eleven years. On Metacritic the same reviews produce a 60, which is lower than Deadpool. Both numbers are real. Only one of them is being reported.
Tarantino Called Black Hawk Down the Best Film of the Century. Ridley Scott Says No.
Tarantino Called Black Hawk Down the Best Film of the Century. Ridley Scott Says No.
Quentin Tarantino called Black Hawk Down the best film of the 21st century. Nine months later, Ridley Scott was asked whether he agreed and said: "No." Then: "I wonder what he was on, because whatever it is, I want some."
Video Game Adaptations Stopped Being a Punchline. Here's What Changed.
Video Game Adaptations Stopped Being a Punchline. Here's What Changed.
For roughly twenty-five years, "video game movie" was shorthand for guaranteed disaster. That's over, and the reasons are specific rather than mysterious.
Hannah Waddingham’s Ride or Die outguns Batman on streaming charts
Hannah Waddingham’s Ride or Die outguns Batman on streaming charts
Prime Video’s latest Top 10 throws up a surprise: a talked-about spy caper is edging past the Dark Knight’s animated comeback — and by more than you’d expect.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day box office success could make Hollywood draw the wrong conclusions
Spider-Man: Brand New Day box office success could make Hollywood draw the wrong conclusions
Here's what Spider-Man 4's barnstorming debut actually means for the rest of the industry (and it’s not the cheerful story the numbers imply.)
Craving Sherlock? ABC’s Will Trent is the bingeable fix you need right now
Craving Sherlock? ABC’s Will Trent is the bingeable fix you need right now
A sharp, twisty cousin to Sherlock is newly back on streaming this week, making it the ideal palate‑cleanser for anyone still pining for 221B brilliance.
Fire in the Sky’s abduction scene is still the scariest — and here’s why
Fire in the Sky’s abduction scene is still the scariest — and here’s why
Fire in the Sky gets a once-over in a new piece asking why its abduction scene still reigns — even with slicker contenders jostling for the crown.  
Geena Davis at 70: Six Must-See Films Streaming Now
Geena Davis at 70: Six Must-See Films Streaming Now
Geena Davis marks her 70th birthday with a legacy of unforgettable roles. From comedy to action, discover six standout films you can stream today that showcase her remarkable range.
Michael Douglas Reveals His Biggest Career Regret
Michael Douglas Reveals His Biggest Career Regret
Michael Douglas has opened up about the one role he wishes he hadn’t turned down—a voice part in Disney’s Frozen, which he says would have out-earned any of his other films. Find out why this missed chance still stings.
Ben Affleck Reveals His Pick for Cinema’s Most Overlooked Gem
Ben Affleck Reveals His Pick for Cinema’s Most Overlooked Gem
Ben Affleck opens up about the film he believes is unfairly left out of the conversation, highlighting its script, direction, and cast.
Ozzy Osbourne Biopic Casts Top Actor Amid Family Drama
Ozzy Osbourne Biopic Casts Top Actor Amid Family Drama
A major star has been tapped to play Ozzy Osbourne in a new biopic, with the Osbourne family promising a raw, adult take on the heavy metal legend’s wild life. Find out what sets this film apart.
Orson Welles’ Surprising Pick for the Century’s Top Actor
Orson Welles’ Surprising Pick for the Century’s Top Actor
Orson Welles once named a Russian opera legend as the greatest actor of the 20th century, praising his unmatched stage presence and talent. Discover who left such a mark on the iconic filmmaker.
Jennifer Lawrence Plots Her Dream Reality TV Show
Jennifer Lawrence Plots Her Dream Reality TV Show
Jennifer Lawrence opens up about her reality TV obsession and teases her secretive concept for Breakup Island, hinting at ambitions to launch her own television network.
Why ‘Crystal Skull’ Deserves a Fair Go in the Indiana Jones Saga
Why ‘Crystal Skull’ Deserves a Fair Go in the Indiana Jones Saga
Was the fourth Indiana Jones film really as bad as everyone says? We take a closer look at its bold choices, wild moments, and why it might just deserve a second chance.
How Quentin Tarantino Stopped Brad Pitt’s Wild Superhero Turn
How Quentin Tarantino Stopped Brad Pitt’s Wild Superhero Turn
Brad Pitt nearly took on a gritty superhero role that would have shocked Hollywood, but a last-minute offer from Quentin Tarantino changed everything. Find out what really happened behind the scenes.
Top 10 Epic Films of the 2000s That Changed Cinema
Top 10 Epic Films of the 2000s That Changed Cinema
Dive into the most ambitious and unforgettable epics of the 2000s, where directors pushed boundaries with sprawling battles, rich worlds, and gripping character journeys. Which classic still sticks with you?
Robert Redford’s Condor: From 70s Thriller to TV Hit
Robert Redford’s Condor: From 70s Thriller to TV Hit
A classic 1975 spy film starring Robert Redford inspired a modern TV series that took the story in bold new directions. Discover how both versions kept audiences on edge.
The Forgotten Animated Epic That Beat Disney to the Punch
The Forgotten Animated Epic That Beat Disney to the Punch
Long before Disney’s Snow White, a groundbreaking animated film from Argentina set the stage for the genre, blending sharp political satire with striking visuals and changing animation history.
Kristen Wiig Reveals Her Comedy Idol and Dream Collaboration
Kristen Wiig Reveals Her Comedy Idol and Dream Collaboration
Kristen Wiig opens up about the British sitcom that shaped her comedic style, her admiration for Ricky Gervais, and why she’s still keen to work with him again.
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