Golden Globes 2018 Predictions: What Will Win, What Should Win
Posted in: Movie Reviews
Our picks for who's going home with those globes of gold – and who would be walking away a winner if we had our way.
Signs of the Times: Inside ‘Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri’
Posted in: Movie ReviewsHow writer-director Martin McDonagh convinced Frances McDormand to take on a take-no-shit antihero – and help make a modern masterpiece.
‘Call Me By Your Name’: The Story Behind the Most Romantic Movie of the Year
Posted in: Movie ReviewsHow an Italian director, a virtually unknown young actor and a Hollywood leading man turned a story of young love into an instant classic.
10 Worst Movies of 2017
Posted in: Movie ReviewsFrom overblown blockbusters to incoherent indies, misguided sequels to (sigh) more Michael Bay – the year's cinematic creme de la crud.
How Rian Johnson Turned ‘The Last Jedi’ Into a Personal ‘Star Wars’ Blockbuster
Posted in: Movie ReviewsWhether you love it or loathe, the director has injected his sensibility into the 'Star Wars' universe – and that makes all the difference.
Daisy Ridley: ‘The Last Jedi’ Interview
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe woman behind the 'Star Wars' heroine opens up about Rey's parents, "strong female characters" and the future of her career.
14 Things We Learned About ‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’
Posted in: Movie ReviewsFrom the origin story of Porgs to why J.J. Abrams is returning to the saga, here are more revelations from our feature story interviews.
Golden Globes 2018: ‘The Post,’ ‘Big Little Lies’ Lead Nominations
Posted in: Movie Reviews'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri,' 'Lady Bird,' 'The Shape of Water' receive multiple nominations from Hollywood Foreign Press.
Jedi Confidential: Inside the Dark New ‘Star Wars’ Movie
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe cast and director of 'The Last Jedi' on the story's secrets, a disaffected Skywalker and a death in the family.
‘Detroit’ Review: Kathryn Bigelow’s Recreation of Riots, Racism Is Cry of Rage
Posted in: Movie ReviewsOscar-winning filmmaker turns the Motor City's 1967 riot into devastating case study of police brutality, misjustice and need for healing.
