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A24 casts Bafta-nominated actor as Anthony Bourdain in upcoming biopic

Antonio Banderas is also joining the cast of ‘Tony’

The Independent UK · Apr 23, 2025

If You Loved 'Sinners,' Here Are 3 Things You Need To Watch

Sate your appetite after Ryan Coogler's vampire epic.

Inverse · Apr 23, 2025

Harvey Weinstein rape retrial begins after original verdict overturned

Hollywood film producer used ‘dream opportunities as weapons’ to prey on the three accusers, court told

Evening Standard · Apr 23, 2025

Hailee Steinfeld inspired to direct by Sinners filmmaker Ryan Coogler

'Sinners' star Hailee Steinfeld says working with director Ryan Coogler on the new period horror has inspired her to make the move behind the camera.

BANG Premier · Apr 23, 2025

'We lovingly poke fun at all things Disney...' Screamboat director Steven LaMorte shares inspiration for movie

'Screamboat' director Steven LaMorte hopes Disney executives won't be upset by his jokes at the corporation's expense in his his new horror comedy film.

BANG Premier · Apr 23, 2025

Netflix Just Quietly Released The Most Awesomely Ludicrous Action Thriller Of The Year

'Bullet Train Explosion' might sound just like 'Speed' on a bullet train, but the Japanese action flick is a charmingly silly disaster movie.

Inverse · Apr 23, 2025

Sebastian Stan says ‘narcissist’ Trump enjoyed one part of his controversial biopic about the president

The Oscar-nominated film was called ‘classless’ by Trump

The Independent UK · Apr 23, 2025

Conclave viewership rose 283% on day of Pope Francis’s death

Ralph Fiennes was Oscar-nominated for his role in the thriller which follows cardinals wrangling to replace a fictional pontiff after his death

The Guardian - UK · Apr 23, 2025

I didn’t expect Netflix’s new action-thriller movie to be this intense — it’s a ride you don’t want to miss

Netflix just dropped the action-thriller “Bullet Train Explosion” and it’s a thrilling ride. Here’s everything to know about it.

Tom’s Guide · Apr 23, 2025

‘Where is the adult?’: how Leonardo Van Dijl filmed the story of a child tennis star’s abuse

Julie Keeps Quiet casts real-life tennis ace Tessa Van den Broeck as a teenage player facing peril ignored by adults. The director explains how telling the story well required a care the sport itself neglects

The Guardian - UK · Apr 23, 2025