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2025’s Most Surreal New Comedy Is Like No Movie You’ve Seen

Matthew Rankin's 'Universal Language' takes place in a surreal zone between Tehran and Winnipeg. And it makes for the most singular viewing experience.

Inverse

Goonies star Robert Davi ‘concerned’ his political views will prevent his return for sequel

The actor, who is an outspoken Trump supporter, starred as the antagonist Jake in ‘The Goonies’

The Independent UK

Adam Scott's five-minute cameo in The Monkey is proof that he belongs in more horror movies

Opinion: Adam Scott's standout scene in The Monkey proves he's perfect for the horror genre

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The Most Deranged Horror Movie Of The Year Has A Surprisingly Personal Inspiration

The director and star of 'The Monkey,' talk inspirations, Stephen King, and deaths that were so absurd they had to be cut.

Inverse

"The Monkey" is one rotten banana

Osgood Perkins' follow-up to "Longlegs" pivots toward comedy, but there's no fun to be had with this novelty toy

Salon

New movie from the producers of Poor Things is a Gothic fairytale that pays homage to The Haunting of Hill House

Big Screen Spotlight | Ariane Labed's directorial debut September Says is a dark exploration of teenage sisterhood

Total Film

Henry Cavill’s Marvel Nova role 'scrapped' as Amazon’s Bond takeover sparks campaign for him as 007

Amazon’s Jeff Bezos ignites fan excitement for Henry Cavill as the next Bond after superhero ‘fail’

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3 Years Later, DC's Most Anticipated Horror Sequel Just Got a Very Promising Update

Keanu Reeves confirms that he and director Francis Lawrence have pitched a story to DC Studios, and are about to write a script.

Inverse

How A 'Forgotten' Minnesota Monastery Inspired 'The Brutalist'

On a snowy prairie in Minnesota stands a monastery like no other. Their order has shrunk, from being the world's largest male Benedictine monastery with 340 monks, to below 100.

International Business Times

Oscars' International Film Category Faces Geopolitical Challenges

Explore the challenges and controversies surrounding the Oscars' best international film category and the call for reform in film selection processes.

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The Oscars are more international than ever. So why is the international film category broken?

The Oscars are more international than ever

The Independent UK

Otherland review – touchingly relatable trans drama

Brimming with humour and compassion, the story of Jo and Harry, a couple who go their separate ways, is a powerful reminder of how theatre lets us live beyond our own bodies

The Guardian - UK

A Palestinian film is an Oscars favorite − so why is it so hard to see?

For many low-budget, independent films, an Oscar nomination is a golden ticket.

The Conversation

The Monkey's Tatiana Maslany reacts to the horror movie's most shocking death: "It's so wrong, and I think that's why it's so right"

Exclusive: The She-Hulk star unpacks why her character Lois "pops up" in the most unexpected of ways at the end of Osgood Perkins' The Monkey

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I’m Still Here: a vibrant testament to female resilience that mourns Brazil’s dark past

Director Walter Salles’s first feature film since 2012, the Oscar-nominated I’m Still Here is a return to home ground, and a return to strength, for the Brazilian auteur. At 68, Salles reconnects with his youth, telling a story in which he does not figure, but takes up the role of…

The Guardian - UK

Sandalheimer: can Christopher Nolan restore the grandeur of ancient-world epics?

Once a prestige genre with lavish spectacle and global stars, it’s since grown pretty dusty and drear. But Nolan’s Odyssey may yet revive its bronzed vigour

Evening Standard

OPINION - Please Amazon, don't ruin James Bond like you ruined Lord of the Rings

Picture this: James Bond is running down a busy road in a foreign country. He appears tired from all the spinoffs he’s been appearing in, but he’s contractually obliged to star in the blockbusters too, so here he is. He looks down the street and one-shots the villain. He pours…

The Guardian - UK

This is the year the Oscars found God – but can they keep the faith?

From Conclave to The Brutalist to A Real Pain, films about religion are unusually well represented at the Academy Awards – some with decidedly unorthodox themes

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Paddington in Peru's animation works because of one small detail

Framestore's VFX team explain why the famous bear is so realistic.

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Despite criticism for being ‘too feminist’, Mrs. dilutes the powerful message of The Great Indian Kitchen

I was reluctant to watch Mrs., Arati Kadav’s Hindi remake of Jeo Baby’s Malayalam film The Great Indian Kitchen, after having been disappointed by Bollywood’s adaptation of many South Indian movies.

The Independent UK

Struck down, struck gold: The curious history of the posthumous Oscar

OSCARS 2025: Heath Ledger, Peter Finch and Walt Disney are among the most famous stars to win Oscars after their deaths, something that is more common than you might at first think, writes Geoffrey Macnab

Creative Bloq

Is Ne Zha 2's box office record really the end of Disney and Pixar's domination?

It's beaten Inside Out 2 to become the highest grossing animated movie of all time.

The Independent UK

A Thousand Blows: The remarkable true story of bare-knuckle boxer Hezekiah Moscow and notorious girl gang The 40 Elephants

The new drama combines the real worlds of the Victorian boxing scene and an infamous all-female crime syndicate

International Business Times

What Is Brutalism? And Why Do Architects Hate 'The Brutalist'?

"The Brutalist," an epic drama loosely inspired by the life and work of architect Marcel Breuer, is one of the favorites for Sunday's Oscars.

Evening Standard

Otherland at the Almeida Theatre review: this play about the trans experience is lively, humane and erratic

3/5 Featuring a firecracker performance from Jade Anouka, Otherland tackles hot button issues with sensitivity and compassion

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