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Demonic director Neill Blomkamp and Ben Wheatley discuss everything from the speculative fiction of Neal Stephenson to the Archillect Twitter account.
A Star Wars anime; The Suicide Squad and the destruction of plot armor; some theaters want vaccination proof; and some inspiration to finish your thing.
In the Suicide Squad, James Gunn strips unexpected characters of plot armor, the magical substance that keeps IP alive and bankable.
Bill Maher defends Matt Damon, Johnny Depp feels ostracized, who can tell what story, and some thoughts on clickbait. All in today’s Movie News Rundown.
How CODA writer-director Siân Heder got it right telling a story that includes the Deaf community, musicians and fishing families.
Beckett Director Ferdinando Cito Filomarino on Dodging Cliches in the John David Washington Thriller
Beckett director Ferdinando Cito Filomarino dodges cliches in his new thriller. For starterters, his hero (John David Washington) has no secret skills.
The 2021 Louisiana Film Prize, celebrating its 10th year of recognizing short films shot in Louisiana, has announced the 20 finalists competing for $25,000.
Why Ethan Hawke joined the MCU for Moon Knight; Ted Lasso director Zach Braff got directing advice from Alexander Payne; inside CODA and Beckett.
Shia LaBeouf will play a saint for Abel Ferrara; Hollywood’s long-hours problem; Oklahoma offers $30 million in tax credits; CODA will play to everyone.
Dissecting the “Malice at the Palace” brawl; Titane steers its way to New York; some thoughts on the merging big- and small-screen experience.
Jennnifer Hudson as Aretha Franklin performs the hit sing “Think” in a clip from the Aretha Franklin biopic Respect, in theaters Friday.
Bam Margera sues his old friends from Jackass; Val Kilmer shares some complaints about the Batsuit; two Traffic stars reunite in an Addams Family reboot.
Bitchin’ tells jaw-dropping Rick James stories; How Down With the King staged a Freddie Gibbs concert under Covid protocols; Suicide Squad box office.
The trailer for Cry Macho, directed by and starring Clint Eastwood; Duran Duran still makes innovative videos; Jean-Claude Van Damme in The Last Mercenary.
The Suicide Squad and Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn has learned a few things on the way to his supervillain extravanganza.
Cannon Films had huge ambitions in 1986 for films like Spider-Man and Chinatown 2. The Industry podcast explains why they weren’t fulfilled.
Geena Davis on the Bentonville Film Festival and a Thelma & Louise what-if; Scarlett Johansson’s lawsuit may inspire more; James Gunn and Martin Scorsese.
A Netflix UFO theory; the Coen Bros. hopefully temporary split; Genevieve Ahearne on dating Barack Obama; and Brendan Fraser book some roles.
The The Suicide Squad director James Gunn sayo key to what makes a crappy supervillain crappy is self-awareness. Take Poka Dot Ma-
The 2022 Sundance Film Festival will return in-person from January 20–30, and require proof of full vaccination for all participants.
Dune star Jason Momoa wants more Dune; Matt Damon clarifies his position on a certain “f-slur”; looking back at the Spider-Man movie that was not to be.
Matt Damon makes a sad prediction and offends people; Amanda Knox objects to Damon’s Stillwater and people still accusing her; Disney’s expensive Jungle Cruise trouble.
The JAWS camera operator who now saves sharks; Netflix requires vaccinations; Bob Odenkirk is “stable,” Kevin Smith’s He-Man.
Bob Odenkirk, star of Better Call Saul, was in stable condition Wednesday after collapsing, his reps said in a statement.
