Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One app.

Start reading

Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles. One news app.

Start reading

The Latest Breaking News on Movies

'Day Shift' review: Jamie Foxx hunts undead in so-so vampire comedy

Vampire movies should leave a mark, but "Day Shift" needs to sharpen its fangs.

Tribune News Service

Review: It's Jamie Foxx vs Valley vampires in Netflix's bloody fun 'Day Shift'

"Day Shift" is a damned delight. One would be tempted to call it the best horror comedy of 2022 so far, but it mixes so many genres it's more like 2022's best horror-buddy-cop-cartel-drama-bounty-hunter-martial-arts-action comedy (so far).

Los Angeles Times

Hollywood Star Ryan Reynolds Surprised A Lifelong Fan With 100 Signed Copies Of His Own Movies

The haul of 103 movies are all movies Ryan and Blake have starred in, including Deadpool 2 and The Age Of Adaline.

Zenger

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Why did Brendan Fraser disappear and why does he keep trending?

The action film star seems to be back on the frontline after a long hiatus

Evening Standard

Glasgow could be set for more movie misery amid speculation The Flash might be scrapped

Speculation is rife online that Warner Bros could scrap The Flash due to concerns over star Ezra Miller's behaviour. Production for the flick took over Glasgow city centre last year.

Glasgow Live

Sopé Dìrísù on his new film Mr Malcolm’s List, Gangs of London and why he’s furious with George R. R. Martin

After years of turning off period drama because it didn’t speak to him, the actor is finally in one

Evening Standard

Review: Despite 'Squid Game' and 'Parasite' stars, 'Emergency Declaration' can't stick its landing

Despite the presence of two of the country's biggest stars in an airline-disaster thriller, "Emergency Declaration" doesn't look or feel like a typical Korean blockbuster. It's shot in a handheld, verite-inspired style and effectively generates tension. It generally avoids the histrionics that are so often the genre's baggage in the…

Los Angeles Times

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Review: Aubrey Plaza kills it in 'Emily the Criminal'

Aubrey Plaza knows a thing or two about stealing. With her laserlike glare and killer deadpan timing, she can say absolutely nothing and slyly pocket a scene. Given the right setup, her characters can push memorably against the boundaries of acceptable behavior, mixing absurdity and menace in often dangerously unstable…

Los Angeles Times

'A League of Their Own' cast, creator had a blast bringing the Peaches to Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH — We've already seen western Pennsylvania stand in for small-town New Jersey this summer in the AppleTV+ dramedy "Cha Cha Real Smooth" and Pittsburgh's most prominent landmarks lovingly rendered in the Prime Video teen rom-com "Anything's Possible." Now, Pittsburgh cinephiles can catch their hometown transformed into 1940s-era Rockford, Illinois,…

Tribune News Service

Day Shift review – Jamie Foxx staggers through fangs-for-nothing vampire flick

A down-at-heel hero fires wooden bullets at boring bloodthirsty villains in this unexciting and unfunny action comedy

The Guardian - UK

The Assistant to The Invisible Man: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Julia Garner stars in a disturbing fictionalisation of Weinstein’s crimes, while an exceptional Elisabeth Moss gives us the best version of HG Wells’s sci-fi classic ever

The Guardian - UK

Bad Sisters on Apple TV+ review: Sharon Horgan’s new thriller with Anne-Marie Duff is a joyous, chaotic ride

Provocative as ever, this time Horgan makes us laugh about murder

Evening Standard

A League of Their Own: Chanté Adams is the Black breakout player the original failed to include

A new TV version of the beloved 1992 movie goes where the original couldn’t, writes Inga Parkel. Playing the rebellious Max, Adams leads a joyfully inclusive look at WWII-era women baseball players

The Independent UK

Twilight of the A-list: has the 21st century killed off the movie star?

Brad Pitt’s new film is fizzling out. Meryl Streep is doing TV. Only Tom Cruise fills cinemas – and, in the age of superheroes and streaming, his days may be numbered. So, what does the future hold for Hollywood’s big beasts?

The Guardian - UK

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Day Shift’: Jamie Foxx hunts vampires in humdrum Netflix action film

Weak buddy-movie premise pairs the tapped-out hero with a geeky partner (Dave Franco).

The Independent UK

Day Shift review: Netflix vampire movie lacks the eccentricity and shlock appeal it so desperately needed

Co-star Snoop Dogg puts in exactly as much effort as he did into those Just Eat ads

Daily Mirror

Dave Lea dead: One of Britain's most successful stuntmen who starred in Batman dies

London-born Dave Lea worked with a host of Hollywood stars as a stunt coordinator/action choreographer, fight coordinator and trainer including the likes of Michael Keaton and Sylvester Stallone

Bangkok Post

When only action makes sense

Remember Michael Davis' action-packed Shoot 'Em Up from 2007? Even though it went on to become a favourite among action fans, the reviews when it first came out were divided. Some found the plot to be non-existent and had nothing appealing besides gunfights and explosions. Carter, a new South Korean…

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

Salon

Oswalt on new catfishing cringe comedy

The comedian spoke to Salon about playing a father who pretends to a be a woman online ... to get closer to his son

Tribune News Service

Review: 'Summering' captures longing and loss

It's hard to think of a movie better timed than "Summering," which opens with this bit of narration: "In the summer, while it lasts, everything is alive. Anything is possible. At least it feels that way."

The Independent UK

James Dean biopic was scrapped after director thought Leonardo DiCaprio was ‘too young’

‘I think he must’ve been 19 at the time,’ Michael Mann said

Chronicle Live

How budding actors can land a role in the new Sayers brothers film

Filming for A New Breed of Criminal will start later this year

The Guardian - UK

This classic Hindi romcom meant so much to my generation. It is an insult that Broadway has cast a white lead

The story of a couple who met while Interrailing across Europe was really all about changing values and cultures. So why would you turn Raj into Roger for the stage, asks Saima Mir

The Guardian - UK

‘Like The Ring, but in Bolton’: the BBC horror bringing terror to the north

Twins Paul and Michael Clarkson have dreamed of making a creepy drama in their home town for decades. Now, they’ve done it … with a little help from Ian McKellen

Tribune News Service

'Fall' review: Two climbers stranded 2,000 feet high with nowhere to go

Don't look down, don't let go and don't forget to breathe.

1 … 1278 1279 1280 1281

People

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Organisations

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Topics

Places

Fourteen days free

Download the app

One app. One membership.
100+ trusted global sources.