Brad Pitt's Rare Smile on Set After Mother's Passing
Brad Pitt was seen flashing a rare, cheerful smile on the set of his new Formula 1 film in Kent, a heartening sight following the recent passing of his mother, Jane Pitt.
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Guy Pearce to Play Rupert Murdoch in Explosive Biopic 'INK'
Hollywood A-lister Guy Pearce is set to send shockwaves through the film industry with his uncanny portrayal of controversial press baron Rupert Murdoch in the upcoming cinematic deep dive, 'INK'. The film promises a no-holds-barred look at the mogul's ru
Misper Review: A Haunting Seaside Mystery
Dive into our review of 'Misper', the poignant new British film that masterfully blends mystery with melancholy in a decaying coastal town. A must-see for fans of atmospheric cinema.
Aubrey Plaza's Dark Comedy 'Death' Unveiled
Aubrey Plaza and director Jeff Baena reunite for 'Death', a surreal and hilarious whodunnit set at a remote artist's retreat. Discover the film that blends mystery with mordant wit.
Secret Feud Between British Film Icons Exposed
The Daily Mail exposes a decades-long, bitter feud between two iconic British actors that festered in secret on the set of their most famous project, threatening to derail the entire production.
The Ceremony: A Harrowing Migrant Drama in the Yorkshire Dales
Our review of the powerful new migrant drama 'The Ceremony', a visually stunning and emotionally devastating film set against the backdrop of the Yorkshire Dales that explores the brutal reality of modern slavery.
Mistress Dispeller: A Subversive Folk Horror Masterpiece
Our review of the incendiary new folk horror film 'Mistress Dispeller'. Is this dark, feminist fable the most vital and terrifying British movie of the year?
Hollywood's Biggest Casting Blunders
From action heroes in romantic leads to comedic actors in serious dramas, we explore Hollywood's most infamous miscastings that left audiences baffled.
Guy Pearce's Tribute to Terence Stamp After Death
Hollywood star Guy Pearce pays emotional homage to legendary actor Terence Stamp after his death, reflecting on their bond and Stamp's iconic career.
Sharon Stone's son rejects 'nepo baby' label
Roan Stone, the 25-year-old son of Hollywood icon Sharon Stone, opens up about forging his own path in the entertainment industry without relying on his famous mother's connections.
Christy Review: A Riveting Drama Set in Cork
Discover why 'Christy' is the must-watch film of the year, blending raw emotion with stunning cinematography in a Cork setting.
James Bond title designer Joe Caroff dies at 98
Joe Caroff, the creative genius behind the iconic James Bond title sequences, has passed away at 98. His work defined the visual style of the franchise for decades.
Denzel Washington speaks out against cancel culture
Hollywood legend Denzel Washington shares his candid thoughts on cancel culture, warning that society risks losing valuable lessons from past mistakes.
Marvel shifts filming from UK to Georgia over tax incentives
Marvel Studios relocates major productions from the UK to Georgia, sparking concerns over Britain's declining appeal to Hollywood due to tax policy changes.
Creative new uses for vintage 35mm film canisters
Discover how old 35mm film canisters are finding new purpose in creative and sustainable ways, from art projects to practical storage solutions.
Imagine Movie Review: A Stunning Animated Journey
Discover why 'Imagine' is being hailed as a groundbreaking animated film that blends stunning visuals with a deeply emotional narrative. Read our in-depth review.
Are on-set images killing movie magic?
Exploring how behind-the-scenes leaks and promotional images are stripping away the wonder of modern films.
Little Trouble Girls Review: Bold & Unflinching
A raw and riveting exploration of teenage rebellion, 'Little Trouble Girls' delivers a punch with its fearless storytelling and standout performances.
Beast of War: Australian WWII Shark Thriller Review
The Melbourne International Film Festival showcases 'Beast of War,' a tense Australian shark thriller set during WWII. Read our in-depth review of this cinematic spectacle.
Toronto festival rejects Oct 7 film over Hamas fears
The Toronto International Film Festival faces backlash for allegedly refusing to screen a film about the October 7 massacre, citing concerns over upsetting Hamas supporters.
Aubrey Plaza on emotional role in husband’s death scene
Aubrey Plaza breaks her silence on portraying a grieving widow in a heart-wrenching new film, revealing the emotional toll it took on her.
Benjamin Caron on 'Night Always Comes'
Director Benjamin Caron discusses his bold new film 'Night Always Comes', blending risk-taking storytelling with raw realism and a touch of royal influence.
Why 'Weapons' Horror Works Without Deeper Meaning
The horror sensation 'Weapons' proves that sometimes, pure terror is enough—no hidden messages required. Discover why audiences love its straightforward frights.
DiCaprio's career regret: The role he turned down
Hollywood superstar Leonardo DiCaprio reveals his most profound career regret in a candid interview, shedding light on a surprising missed opportunity.
Skydance Media Eyes Star Trek and Blockbuster Future
Skydance Media, led by David Ellison, is making waves with ambitious plans for Star Trek and other major franchises. Discover what’s next for Hollywood’s rising powerhouse.
Hollywood vs Bollywood: The 2025 Cinema War
As Hollywood and Bollywood clash over creative control and market share, the future of global cinema hangs in the balance. Who will emerge victorious?
Celine Song’s 'Materialists' – A Sharp Anti-Capitalist Rom-Com
Director Celine Song returns with 'Materialists,' a sharp-witted romantic comedy that critiques capitalism while delivering heartfelt storytelling. Starring Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal, and Chris Evans, this Sundance hit promises laughter, romance, and a
David Stratton: The critic who defined Australian cinema
A heartfelt tribute to David Stratton, the legendary film critic whose infectious passion for cinema left an indelible mark on Australia's cultural landscape.
David Stratton, famed film critic, dies aged 85
Renowned Australian film critic and broadcaster David Stratton, a towering figure in cinema journalism, has died at the age of 85, leaving behind a legacy of insightful critique and passionate advocacy for film.
TIFF removes Hamas documentary from lineup
The Toronto International Film Festival has withdrawn a documentary featuring Hamas bodycam footage from its lineup following intense criticism and concerns over its content.
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