Today The Dissolve says farewell.
The film set new box-office records in its native South Korea.
It’s not 100-percent remake, though! It’s about his doofy younger brother! And it’s a comedy!
The second part of Woo’s historical epic arrives in Chinese theaters later this month.
Plus, Arrow’s long-awaited print of Contamination!
The 19th edition of the Montreal festival will offer offbeat genre fare from around the world.
The legendary film producer and talent manager passed away yesterday.
The 1938 take on the classic characters is a Technicolor delight.
Today’s must-read articles and links.
Today’s movie newsmakers: Please approach the podium and accept your awards.
Also, take a peek at the title ladies’ uniforms and proton packs.
The director and screenwriter will yet again destroy our fragile sense of civility and morality by adapting The True History Of The Kelly Gang.
New test footage of Cage as Superman has emerged in clips from an upcoming documentary about the doomed project.
In 18th-century Russia, you don’t make imperial romances—imperial romances make you.
A tale of deceit, romance, hippos, and Pablo Escobar.
Hope you all saw the last 13 sequels to 8 Mile, or you’re going to be totally lost.
Japanese parent company Sanrio has its sights set on a 2019 release.
I can’t wait to see how The Newsroom handles the irresponsible reporting on this one two years from now.
New releases faltered this week, with Jurassic World and Inside Out maintaining supremacy at the box office.
Here’s your chance to catch one of indie stalwart John Sayles’ under-the-radar efforts.
In celebration of America.