‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ Trailer Reveals Brie Larson’s Rosalina
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Brie Larson and Benny Safdie join the existing cast of Christ Pratt, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Jack Black
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Sacha Baron Cohen’s ‘Borat’ Sequel to Premiere on Amazon Ahead of Election
Posted in: Movie NewsFollow-up to 2006 hit expected to arrive in October
Riz Ahmed Plays a Drummer Struggling With Hearing Loss in ‘Sound of Metal’ Trailer
Posted in: Movie NewsFilm festival fave opening in theaters November 20th and Amazon Prime Video on December 4th
‘Enola Holmes’: Sleuth Sisters Are Doing It For Themselves
Posted in: Movie ReviewsAdaptation of Nancy Springer’s YA novels featuring Sherlock’s teen sibling would be a crass I.P. grab if it weren’t for its subtext — and its star
‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’: See First Trailer for Netflix Film
Posted in: Movie NewsAaron Sorkin-directed film arrives on October 16th
Flashback: Borat Sings Kazakhstan’s ‘National Anthem’ at Virginia Rodeo
Posted in: Movie NewsAs news reports circulate about an upcoming ‘Borat’ sequel, take a look back to this legendary moment from the 2006 original
‘The Croods’ Cross Paths With a Modern Family in ‘New Age’ Trailer
Posted in: Movie NewsAnimated comedy hits theaters November 25th
The Mob Rules: ‘Goodfellas’ at 30
Posted in: Movie FeaturesHow Martin Scorsese influenced a generation of filmmakers and gave us the template for the modern gangster movie
10 Best Things We Saw at Toronto International Film Festival 2020
Posted in: Movie FeaturesFrom a David Byrne concert movie directed by Spike Lee to an animated Irish fairy tale — the highlights of a very singular TIFF experience
Toronto 2020: Nomads, Lovers and the Art of the Remote Film Festival
Posted in: Movie FeaturesIt was an odd TIFF, experiencing “the festival of festivals” from your couch instead of the Canadian city’s cineplexes — but the movies made up for it
‘The Devil All the Time’: A Southern Gothic-Lite, All Tied Up in Knots
Posted in: Movie ReviewsTorrid tale of serial murderers, backwoods madness and ol’ time religious immorality in the American heartland can’t make sense of its own twisted storytelling
