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The Odyssey could beat The Dark Knight's box office opening, marking the second highest of Christopher Nolan's career

The box office looks set to be big

Total Film · Jul 15

It's very difficult to watch The Odyssey the way Christopher Nolan intended, and IMAX CEO explains why

There aren't many IMAX 70mm theaters

Total Film · Jul 15

A Close Shave/A Matter of Loaf and Death review – Wallace and Gromit knit together a cracking double bill

These two half-hour classics of stop-motion pack in nods to more earnest cinema but are never distracted from producing pristinely beguiling family entertainment

The Guardian - UK · Jul 15

3 new box office flops you should actually stream in July 2026 — including a $90 million crime thriller starring Chris Hemsworth

These movies struggled to light up the box office, but they're worthy of a second chance now that they're available on streaming services.

Tom’s Guide · Jul 15

Fans Want More Obsession, But One Actor Thinks Their Character Got What They 'Deserved'

I know what my wish would be.

Cinemablend · Jul 14

Is It Just Me, Or Does This Summer Seem Both Massive And Underwhelming When It Comes To Movies?

It's honestly quite the paradox.

Cinemablend · Jul 14

'The Hunt for Gollum' Director Andy Serkis Teases Gandalf's Role in LOTR Prequel

Andy Serkis discusses Gandalf's significant role in 'The Hunt for Gollum', a prequel exploring Middle-earth's untold stories, with Ian McKellen reprising his iconic role.

International Business Times UK · Jul 14

Tom Cruise’s love for ‘Amores Perros’ led him to ‘Digger’

Tom Cruise has launched an early promotional tour — and preview of a potential Hollywood awards campaign — for his next film

The Independent UK · Jul 14

17 Years Later, A Seminal Slasher Franchise Is Getting A TV Prequel

After an almost two decades-long hiatus, Friday the 13th is returning to the screen with the upcoming TV prequel Crystal Lake.

Inverse · Jul 14

Cooking up revenge

'My new movie? I think it's a romantic comedy," jokingly answered Pen-ek Ratanaruang, the renowned director, when asked to describe his new film Morte Cucina (Khrua Sao).

Bangkok Post · Jul 14