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Neil Young Calls Digger 'Best Film Ever'
Neil Young calls Tom Cruise's Digger the best film he's ever seen.
Consequence · 1m
Andrew Haas Joins Andrew Lauren Productions
Andrew Haas becomes Head of Production and Development at Andrew Lauren Productions.
Deadline · 1m
Gary Waddell, Australian actor, dies aged 74
The character actor who turned small roles into unforgettable performances has died. He was 74.
the Guardian · 1m
James Franco and Jennifer Jason Leigh Join Ben Shapiro's New Film
James Franco, Jennifer Jason Leigh, and Rob Lowe star in Ben Shapiro's Soviet-era thriller Confession.
Consequence · 1m
China's Oscar Entry Mixes Food and War
China's Oscar submission blends food spectacle with wartime chaos.
Variety · 1m
Sorkin's Facebook sequel stumbles at box office
Aaron Sorkin's 'The Social Reckoning' opens to just $5.5 million, far below studio projections and a fraction of 'The Social Network's' $22 million debut.
TechCrunch · 1m
Clive Barker Directed Only 3 Movies
Clive Barker, a horror legend, directed just three films despite his vast creative influence.
ScreenRant · 1m
Children Untold film highlights postwar orphans
A film about postwar orphans in Japan reveals their struggles after WWII.
The Japan Times · 1m
Aneet Padda recalls Nana Patekar as 'a lesson'
Aneet Padda reflects on Nana Patekar's impact as a mentor and the lessons she learned from him.
mint · 1m
Hayley Kiyoko's film journey
Hayley Kiyoko's debut film Girls Like Girls finds queer representation after 11 years of struggle.
NME · 1m
James Gunn rejects Clayface movie demand
James Gunn says Hollywood isn't about public voting for movies.
AV Club · 1m
Comic Con Celebrates 20th Anniversary
New York Comic Con returns with big-name guests for 20th anniversary celebration.
ABC7 New York · 1m
Kevin Costner's Dances With Wolves Returns to Prime Video
Prime Video adds Kevin Costner's $424 million western classic Dances With Wolves to its library after 36 years.
Collider · 2m
Josh Hartnett on Netflix's Below and Black Hawk Down
Josh Hartnett discusses his new Netflix series Below, working with Oliver Stone, and his 25th anniversary of Black Hawk Down.
Men's Health · 2m
Willem Dafoe on 'Tenzing' and feeling like an outsider
Willem Dafoe stars in 'Tenzing' as John Hunt, still feeling like an outsider despite success.
NME · 1m
Andrew Garfield's New Biopic Wins Critical Praise
Andrew Garfield's biopic about OpenAI CEO Sam Altman earns near-perfect critic ratings, his highest score in 12 years.
Collider · 2m
When grand romantic gestures go too far
Movies teach us that big romantic gestures win hearts, but real life shows they often pressure the other person to say yes.
TIME · 2m
Five Nights at Freddy's Movie Now Free on Fandango
Five Nights at Freddy's film available for free streaming on Fandango starting October 1.
Collider · 2m
Neon challenges A24 with Creative Commons SCP film
Neon announces its own SCP Foundation movie under Creative Commons license, after A24 angered the community by not securing proper rights.
The Verge · 1m
John Turturro on 'Only Living Pickpocket'
John Turturro hopes Coen brothers reunite after Oscar buzz for 'Only Living Pickpocket'.
IndieWire · 1m
Ben Affleck Almost Cast Ex-Wife Jennifer Garner in 'Animals'
Ben Affleck nearly cast ex-wife Jennifer Garner in 'Animals' before rejecting the idea.
Variety · 1m
Robert Pattinson calls Transformers 2000s' definitive film
Pattinson names Transformers as 2000s' defining movie.
AV Club · 1m
Prop Haus: NYC's creative library
New York's Prop Haus rents over a million items for film and photo projects.
ABC7 Los Angeles · 1m
Behemoth! Review: Pedro Pascal's Wayward Cellist
Pedro Pascal's cellist in Tony Gilroy's aural puzzle film.
IndieWire · 1m
Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan
Kyle Chandler’s Hal Jordan role proves he’s a modern legend.
Men's Health · 1m
AI in Entertainment: Leaders Clarify Its Role
Entertainment leaders tackle AI's real impact in film and tech.
Variety · 1m
AI Hollywood's Creative Edge
AI tools let filmmakers keep creative control while cutting copyright risks
Variety · 1m
Matthew Lillard regrets 'Scream 7' role after Melissa Barrera fired
Matthew Lillard admits feeling ashamed for starring in 'Scream 7' after Melissa Barrera was fired for Gaza comments
Variety · 1m
Congress Forms Film and TV Production Caucus
Bipartisan lawmakers launch group to boost U.S. film and TV production
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
Aaron Sorkin's Facebook follow-up arrives this fall
Sixteen years after 'The Social Network,' a new film tackles Facebook's darker chapters with an Oscar-winning team.
Business Insider · 1m
AI Odyssey shows genAI isn't ready for Hollywood
A $100,000 AI-generated film contest entry proves artificial intelligence still can't match human filmmaking.
Digital Camera World · 1m
The 10 Best Video Game Movies of All Time
From Mario to Fallout, these adaptations prove gaming's stories can shine on screen.
Men's Health · 2m
AI video is moving fastest outside Hollywood
OpenArt’s CEO says AI video is already useful for creators and marketers, but film sets are not going away soon.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
A life coach with no answers
Tom Nicoll's debut tracks a young Scottish striver selling confidence while his own life falls apart.
Variety · 1m
Danny Boyle’s awkward TIFF dodge
At TIFF, Danny Boyle’s Ink arrived with heat, praise, and one question he did not want to answer.
Variety · 1m
The Peasants' Revolt behind Andrew Garfield's new film
Paul Greengrass turned England's biggest popular uprising into a movie, and historians say the real 1381 is stranger than the script.
Vanity Fair · 4m
A 'hood film with no violence in it
Serville Poblete set his coming-of-age drama in a Toronto housing complex and left out everything you expect.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
Salma Hayek Pinault steps behind the camera
The Oscar-nominated star of "Frida" wrote and will direct an epic romance called "Arena."
Variety · 1m
Inside the Making of Marie Antoinette, 20 Years On
A new photo book opens the gates on Sofia Coppola's Versailles, laptops, macarons and all.
Vanity Fair · 1m
109 movies, one year, and a lot still coming
A running guide to the 2026 movies worth your time, from killer chimp schlock to Pixar at its most original.
Men's Health · 3m
Daisy Ridley's next thriller finds its co-star
Lucien Laviscount trades Paris romance for a Pierre Morel action-thriller shooting this fall.
Variety · 1m
Israel's culture minister moves against 'NAZA' directors
A documentary premiere in Venice turns into a citizenship fight back home.
Variety · 1m · 5 views
Helen Mirren's hardest role yet was Patricia Highsmith
Helen Mirren has played queens and prime ministers, but the Ripley author was the one she could not find herself in.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
Prop masters get their own awards night
The MacGuffin Awards handed out third-annual honors for the objects that build movie worlds.
Variety · 1m
A Moroccan crime classic heads to the big screen
Three production companies from three countries are turning a landmark Casablanca detective novel into a feature film.
Variety · 1m
A 'Severance' producer just backed an Indian horror film
Nicholas Weinstock is attaching his name to 'Tongue,' a fantasy-horror feature out of India with Sayani Gupta in front of and behind the camera.
Variety · 1m
A Mount Etna friendship drama finds its Italian home
Irene Dionisio's IDDA sold to FilmClub Distribuzione for Italy straight off its Toronto premiere.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
Amazon is now editing actors' mouths to fit the dub
Prime Video's new AI reshapes lips to match dubbed audio, starting with one German teen drama.
Futurism · 1m
The photographer who never existed
Two refugees invented Robert Capa to sell their pictures, and only one of them got to keep the name.
Digital Camera World · 1m
Shakespeare's comedy, rebuilt after a war
Lakeem Rose is moving "Much Ado About Nothing" to the aftermath of a modern war for his first feature.
Variety · 1m
Olivia Wilde Let the Soil Rest
After a brutal public stretch, Olivia Wilde took a year off and came back with the two best performances of her career.
Rolling Stone · 2m
Fina Strazza teams up with her mom for a 1950s romance
A rising horror star is producing and headlining a New England love story directed by her own mother.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
TIFF day 3: Blade's loss is our gain
Mahershala Ali and Bassam Tariq skipped the superhero reboot and made a hitman thriller that hits harder.
The Verge · 2m · 5 views
Why 'I Play Rocky' Smells Like a Best Picture Winner
Two Oscar histories, fifty years apart, point at the same underdog playbook now running in Toronto.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
Michelle Yeoh, a kidnapping, and a director who still sees patients
Roshan Sethi wrote a rom-com, a novel and a Fox drama, and still practices oncology. His new thriller puts all of it on screen.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
Playing Stallone, with Stallone Watching
Anthony Ippolito had to become a young Sylvester Stallone, and the real one was on the phone.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m · 5 views
Mahershala Ali finally got his blade
The Blade movie died at Marvel, so its star and a director built something better: a hit man raising three kids alone.
Mashable · 3m
Jeremy Thomas, the producer behind The Last Emperor, dies at 77
The British producer who backed bold directors and won Best Picture died at home in Oxfordshire on September 11.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
Mia Wasikowska's face becomes the story
In Kuba Dorabialski's Venice drama, a single close-up hands the whole plot to Mia Wasikowska and the audience she stares down.
Variety · 1m · 5 views
Andrew Scott's shot at history
At TIFF, Andrew Scott talks about playing a dying actor chasing one last great role, and calls out the bias against gay actors in straight parts.
Variety · 1m · 6 views
