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Peter Dinklage stars in a sweeping new Cyrano; the first four minutes of Ridley Scott’s The Last Duel; tell us what you’re working on!
Simon Rex is a washed-up porn star in Sean Baker’s Red Rocket trailer; an IATSE strike could be imminent; revisiting Michael Mann’s Miami Vice.
Venom is here to save us all; No Time to Die exceeds expectations; thoughts on Bond women; Dave Chappelle returns; IATSE stories. All in today’s Rundown.
The Many Saints of Newark arrives today, 14 years after the Sopranos finale; an interpretation of that Sopranos finale; Scarlet Johansson and Disney settle.
Many Saints of Newark director Alan Taylor knew it was risky to cast Michael Gandolfini as Tony Soprano, the role played by his father, James Gandolfini.
New Bond suggestions; kids today love The Sopranos; Brad Pitt and George Clooney face off; Ridley Scott is planning a Gladiator sequel.
The Many Saints of Newark director Alan Taylor explains that there are least three meanings behind the film’s curious name
No Time to Die reviews; in praise of body-swap movies; thanks to the readers who explained the title of the new Paul Thomas Anderson movie, Licorice Pizza.
Paul Thomas Anderson’s Licorice Pizza trailer; a Surviving R Kelly producer reacts to his guilty verdict; some Boss Baby advice; the boy who almost played Anakin Skywalker.
The Bond producers aren’t even considering a new James Bond this year; Evan Hansen disappoints in a weak box-office weekend; Woodstock meets Watergate.
The Conjuring house is for sale, with ghosts; people are freaking out over dubious reports of an X-Men name change; great festival news.
Johnny Depp criticizes cancel culture as reporters hang on his every word; R.I.P. to Melvin Van Peebles; IATSE strike looks more likely.
The Wire creator David Simon won’t shoot in Texas; Netflix opens a Roald Dahl factory; an app uses movie IP to help parents spend less time with children.
Editors, cinematographers and more could soon go on strike; inside The Eyes of Tammy Faye, James Bond and Venom try to tag-team a box-office heist.
Takeaways from the Emmys, and scenes from a film festival in virtual reality. Also magic. All in today’s Movie News Rundown.
St. Vincent gets fake in The Nowhere Inn; Justin Chon relocates for Blue Bayou; a Beyond Fest screening is thematically perfect.
We remember Norm MacDonald with some of his terrific jokes; a new (reputable) crowdfunding idea; Alanis Morissette denounces the documentary Jagged.
The new Christopher Nolan film; Alanis Morissette speak out in a new doc; in another doc, Kenny G shakes off his haters; The Penguin: The series.
Filmmaker Penny Lane has a knack for making sympathetic documentaries about reviled and seemingly irredeemable people. Her latest is about Kenny G.
Alanis Morissette says in the new documentary Jagged that she was raped as a 15-year-old — and that when she told people about it, no one did anything.
R.I.P Ben Best, co-creator of Eastbound & Down; Werner Herzog’s advice; Hawkeye trailer; Queen’s Gambit wins big at the Creative Arts Emmys.
In Dashcam, a new horror film that just premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, MAGA-hatted artist Annie Hardy breaks quarantine.
The Matrix: Resurrections trailer goes down the rabbit hole, and Adam McKay enlists Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence to warn that the end is near.
Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence play scientists trying to warn people that the end is near in the new Netflix comedy Don’t Look Up, from Adam McKay.
