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David Fincher returns with “The Killer.” Plus, the two scariest shows of the year.

It'll commemorate the 50th anniversary of Moore's debut as Bond

We won't get to see Travis Bickle in commercial form, thankfully

The WGA membership still has to vote on the new deal

The actor seemed skeptical about their growing presence

Why would one of our greatest living actors take shelter in an old-fashioned series of vengeance pictures?

Literal incentives, of the tax variety

His new film is his first to be shot in French

His next film, "Poor Things," opens later this year

This is excellent news, as Karen Dalton's music is sublime

It's the final season of "Sex Education." Plus, Dan Harmon returns to network TV and "The Creator" brings us world-ending AI.

How "Heart of Stone," "Red Notice" and "The Gray Man" became Netflix action "mockbusters"

How a film auteur tackles the ridiculous “Meg” sequel. Plus, the Jets land on “Hard Knocks.”

Writer-director Andrew Niccol’s film “Simone” plays very differently in 2023

His version is extra strong but with a unique twist

The director is keeping his options open

The director has been using digital video since "Collateral"

Vincent Gallo is under investigation by SAG for the sexually inappropriate things he reportedly said during auditions for "The Policeman"

One might say the film industry has entered a new...era

A recent interview with the filmmaker offers some notable book recommendations

Including the long-awaited return of “True Detective.” Plus, a documentary on one of the biggest financial scandals of the 21st century.

The acclaimed actor died at the age of 75

Americans don’t hate song-and-dance movies. They just hate bad ones.

To do an Enzo Ferrari biopic justice, Nagle’s bag of tricks included hand-hammered aluminum cars, Nick Mason’s Maserati and Patrick Dempsey

The recent film from Takashi Yamazaki deserves all the praise it's getting

One is wrecked, the other is still drivable, but separate auction companies have valued them at the exact same price

Sam Wasson on writing “The Path to Paradise: A Francis Ford Coppola Story”

He cited both artistic satisfaction and the desire to spend time with his family

When filmmakers reckoning with the Presleys converge

Will “The Iron Claw” be the year’s best film? Plus, the final season of “Letterkenny.”

Where to stream these intoxicating films (and what to drink while watching)

How do you effortlessly evoke the past?