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Get Ready To Scream In Terror With The Intense, Red Band Trailer For Ridley Scott’s ‘Alien: Covenant’

December 25, 2016 12:02 am

Despite being a hugely iconic and popular franchise, you can count the number of great "Alien" movies on one hand. Of course, there's Ridley Scott's original and James Cameron's sequel, but after that is when t...

Pablo Larrain Paints A Devastatingly Human Portrait In ‘Jackie’ Starring Natalie Portman [Review]

Jessica Kiang

December 2, 2016 5:28 pm

Reviews

There is a broad, prestige Oscar-bait biopic that "Jackie, Starring Natalie Portman As Tragically Bereaved First Lady Jackie Kennedy!" implies. It has a central performance that will be declared "towering," and...

Connect With Natalie Portman’s ‘Jackie’ In New Trailer For Pablo Larrain’s Oscar Contender

Kevin Jagernauth

November 14, 2016 1:06 pm

Trailers

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As it usually goes during the awards season, each week sees a shift in the favorites to win, while others lose momentum, but so far, Pablo Larrain's "Jackie" is holding strong. Powered by a strong lead performa...

Welcome To 1979 With New Trailer For Mike Mills’ ’20th Century Women’ With Annette Bening, Greta Gerwig, Elle Fanning, More

Kevin Jagernauth

November 1, 2016 9:00 am

Trailers

While it's nothing new that our lives and personalities are shaped by the times around us, sometimes being truly objective about how you've been affected by cultural, social and political forces comes with a bi...

Mike Mills Encourages You To Make Movies About Your Mom & Explores Emotional Landscapes In ‘20th Century Women’ [NYFF]

Jason Ooi

October 12, 2016 3:24 pm

News

“Beginners” director Mike Mills' latest feature “20th Century Women” recently debuted at the New York Film Festival to great critical reception (read our review here). The film, which is set in Santa Barbara in...

Annette Bening Is A Mom Trying To Raise Her Teenage Son In ’20th Century Women’ [Review]

Gregory Ellwood

October 7, 2016 12:03 pm

Awards, Awards Campaign, Reviews

Dorothea Fields is a 50-something woman trying to raise her teenage son Jamie by herself in 1979 Santa Barbara, California. It’s a pivotal point in history. The economy is crap, Jimmy Carter is probably the rig...

Natalie Portman Shines In First Trailer For Pablo Larraín’s ‘Jackie’

Kevin Jagernauth

October 5, 2016 1:05 pm

Awards, Awards Campaign, Trailers

Every once in a while, there are one or two movies that emerge at the fall festivals with no set release date, only to wow crowds and critics, and are then rushed into the Oscar season. This year, that crown be...

Meet Mike Mills’ ’20th Century Women’ With The First Trailer Featuring Annette Bening, Greta Gerwig, Elle Fanning, More

Kevin Jagernauth

September 27, 2016 8:02 am

Awards Campaign, Trailers

The fall film festival season is always filled with movies that we're pleasantly surprised to see announced, and we're definitely excited that Mike Mills' "20th Century Women" will be making its World Premiere ...

Billy Crudup To Play Ezra Miller’s Dad in “The Flash’

Oliver Lyttelton

September 9, 2016 5:13 pm

News

Billy Crudup’s had a strange old career. The actor broke through, after impressive stage work, in “Sleepers” two decades ago, and immediately became one of Hollywood’s hottest properties, cementing that with a ...

Natalie Portman Is Better Than Ever In Pablo Larrain’s Kennedy Biopic ‘Jackie’ [Venice Review]

Jessica Kiang

September 7, 2016 9:28 am

News, Reviews

There is a broad, prestige Oscar-bait biopic that "Jackie, Starring Natalie Portman As Tragically Bereaved First Lady Jackie Kennedy!" implies. It has a central performance that will be declared "towering," and...

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