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In an interview alongside his film’s star, Paul Walter Hauser, Eastwood spoke with The Associated Press about his struggle to get the film made, finding success in Hollywood despite being an introvert, and criticisms of the film’s accuracy.

“In the Heights” arrives in theaters June 26, 2020.

With a nod (or two) to David Lynch, Jennifer Reeder's trippy mystery involves a high schooler's secret life, her disappearance and the world she leaves behind.

By Michael Phillips

Dec 11, 2019

Best TV shows of 2019: 'Watchmen,' 'When They See Us,' 'Unbelievable,' 'Succession' and more

'Black Christmas" movie and #MeToo

What kids might want to see on screens now or coming soon.

Archie Yates, Ellie Kemper and Rob Delaney will star in Disney Plus’ “Home Alone” reboot.

Among the 25 selected are Patricia Cardoso's 2002 “Real Women Have Curves,” Gunvor Nelson's 1969 “My Name is Oona” and the 1971 “A New Leaf,” which Elaine May wrote, directed and starred in.

Netflix says that 26.4 million households worldwide watched “The Irishman” in its first week of streaming.

Richard Jewell is a movie that relies on an ancient, misogynist trope for a key part of its plot

By Michael Phillips

Dec 10, 2019

Director Sam Mendes says he needed to follow the main characters in one, largely unbroken shot as a way of ratcheting up the tension.

Jordan Peele’s horror film “Us” has been selected as the top 2019 film by the African-American Film Critics Association.

Jumanji: The Next Level' amps up the body swapping with hilarious returns

Five of the biggest titles set for release next year — including all four major superhero movies — will be directed by women.

Variety got a look at the eligibility lists, which are available only to Academy music-branch members during the shortlist voting process.

Even so, he still looks back on the movie as one of his favorite experiences.

By Nina Metz

Dec 10, 2019

"What happened is that we don't vote by gender. We vote by film and accomplishment," Soria told Variety's Marc Malkin at the Globes announcement Monday morning.

“Joker” composer Hildur Guðnadóttir could be the first woman in 19 years to win the Golden Globe for best original score.

Netflix dominates with multiple nominations for "Marriage Story" and "The Irishman," deservedly. But the old-boys' mentality persists as zero women are recognized in the best director category.

By Michael Phillips

Dec 9, 2019

Ghostbusting has left the mean streets of New York City and set up shop in the countryside. Set 30 plus years after the original film, “Ghostbusters: Afterlife” stars Carrie Coon, ​​​​​Finn Wolfhard, Mckenna Grace and Paul Rudd.

In a year distinguished by a record number of hit movies directed by women, from “Hustlers” to “The Farewell,” the Golden Globes once again nominated five men in the best directing category.

“Wonder Woman 1984” dropped its first trailer on Sunday, with Gal Gadot returning as the titular Amazonian goddess.

"Frozen 2" tops box office again

Adam Driver singing ‘Being Alive’ in ‘Marriage Story’

Ghostbusters: Afterlife” is the official title of Jason Reitman’s upcoming franchise reboot, Sony Pictures announced on Friday.

But if you’ve seen Jimmy Stewart grapple with that newel post one too many times, and you’re looking for a worthy holiday movie that perhaps you haven’t seen — something older or offbeat — here’s a handy list of 10 Christmas titles to consider this year.

Martin Scorsese’s mafia saga “The Irishman” was watched by 17.1 million unique Netflix viewers in the U.S. in the first five days of its streaming release, according to Nielsen estimates.

Leonard Goldberg, a network and studio executive and producer whose TV credits ranged from “Starsky and Hutch” in the 1970s to the current drama series “Blue Bloods” and whose independent movies included “WarGames” and “Sleeping with the Enemy,” has died. He was 85.