Tag: Drama Movies

The film Hollywood buried was the first named in Ryan Gosling's American Cinematheque career citation. Here's why it still matters.

Seven Snipers is simple but enjoyable enough.

The Godfather is returning — without its most important architect.

Jobu Tupaki didn't create the everything bagel to destroy the universe — she created it because she'd already lost the only thing worth saving it ...

Netflix’s Remarkably Bright Creatures pairs Sally Field with a scene-stealing octopus in a tender drama about grief, loneliness, and the unexpected connections.

Eiza González showed off her bodybuilding transformation for Iron Jane, and fans can’t stop talking about her ripped new physique.

Mel Gibson’s The Resurrection of the Christ wraps filming after a massive shoot, setting the stage for a bold, two-part follow-up to his controversial 2004 ...

The greatest trick The Devil Wears Prada 2 ever played was convincing the world that it didn't need to exist.

The Michael Jackson movie skips the shocking truths revealed after his death.

A $200 million gamble turns Michael Jackson’s life into the most expensive music biopic ever, with reshoots, legal drama, and sequel plans already in motion.

Julie Pacino's feature film debut, I Live Here Now, is nothing short of a mindbend.

A haunting psychological thriller that slipped through the cracks of 2011’s blockbuster frenzy, Take Shelter delivers powerhouse performances and a chilling finale that lingers long ...

Cinemark’s wearable Michael Jackson popcorn bucket sells out fast, turning movie merch into must-have memorabilia.

Stelio Savante steps into villain mode in this exclusive Sarah’s Oil clip, bringing tension to the true story that’s already turning heads.

From A Silent Voice to In This Corner of the World, these anime movies and series earn every tear — and we’ve flagged which ones ...

The upcoming, long-awaited Michael Jackson biopic is going to open big.

Teyana Taylor says she’s pushing Paul Thomas Anderson to revisit Perfidia’s story after One Battle After Another in a sequel.

Here are the 10 most unforgettable on-screen phone calls in film history, packed with tension, twists, heartbreak, and iconic one-liners.

One Battle After Another feels less like bold filmmaking and more like calculated Oscar bait — and shockingly, Paul Thomas Anderson’s weakest effort yet.

Timothée Chalamet's Marty Supreme didn’t merely top the charts this week — it blew past an all-time box office record for A24.