“One Battle After Another” Is Just as Good as Everyone’s Saying It Is
Paul Thomas Anderson's latest film is his best to date
Jackson Pollock Painting Owned by Steve McQueen Sparks Legal Battle
A decades-old arrangement is at the center of a new lawsuit
Remembering Robert Redford’s Quiet Craft and Lasting Charm
The legendary actor, who died on Tuesday, used his good looks in a deceptively skillful way
Can AI Restore an Orson Welles Film? Should It?
Showrunner is looking to use AI to restore lost footage to "The Magnificent Ambersons"
Darth Vader's Lightsaber Just Set a New Auction Record
The winning bidder paid more than $3.6 million for the prop
See/Hear: The Best Movies, TV and Music for September
Featuring a new season of "Only Murders in the Building," a triple album from Jeff Tweedy and more
Report: Warner Bros. at Work on a Kobe Bryant Film
At this stage, it sounds like a behind-the-scenes drama
Spike Lee’s Canceled Colin Kaepernick Documentary Sparks Questions
ESPN was set to air the documentary series
Farewell to Terence Stamp, Who Had One of Film's Greatest Second Acts
The acclaimed actor is dead at the age of 87
Why Is Pop Culture So Obsessed With Virgins?
Two decades after "The 40-Year-Old Virgin," reality TV is going all in on chastity
Bruce Lee's Legacy Has Involved Controversies for Years
The legendary actor and martial artist died in 1973
Amazon’s “War of the Worlds” Scored 0% on Rotten Tomatoes. We Watched It So You Don’t Have To.
The Prime Video release, starring Ice Cube and chock-full of product placement, is easily one of the worst movies of all time
See/Hear: The Best Movies, TV and Music for August 2025
Featuring new work from Sabrina Carpenter and Spike Lee, plus the return of "King of the Hill"
Millennial Movie Nostalgia Is Officially Out of Control
“Happy Gilmore 2” and “Freakier Friday” are encouraging even more sequels and reboots to ‘90s and ‘00s favorites. When will it stop?
A "Citizen Kane" Prop Just Sold for Almost $15 Million
It's one of three surviving Rosebuds
Ringo Starr Shouldn’t Be Giving “Extensive Notes” on Beatles Biopic
Biopics are always better when the subject doesn’t get creative control