By The Cannes Film Festival is in full swing, and with it comes the event’s most famous barometer for film quality – the length of its often ridiculously long standing ovations. Both Variety and Deadline track the ovation lengths in minutes but seem to count the start and ends differently, resulting
The Rip movie review
Joe Carnahan returns to familiar territory with The Rip, a hard-edged crime thriller built around corrupt money, exhausted cops, and the kind of impossible decision that destroys friendships overnight. Set in the humid chaos of Miami, the story follows an elite police task force that discovers millions of cartel dollars
Arrow Video presents Kung Fu June with Jackie Chan, Bruce Lee, Mortal Kombat and more nightmares
June is going to be all kicks, chops and nightmares thanks to Arrows Video’s packed release schedule that includes so much goodness and scares. First up is Marlowe with James Garner (The Rockford Files) as sleuth Phillip Marlowe. He’s hired to track down a missing person. He quickly learns there’s
Gold: New James Bond Must “Ooze Sex Appeal”
The other day, the news came that Amazon MGM Studios has officially started auditioning actors for the role of James Bond. In addition, British casting director veteran Nina Gold has been enlisted to help in the process. Gold has worked on many franchise films, including “Star Wars,” “Jurassic World,” and
Michael Fassbender Joins Brady Corbet’s “World”
Michael Fassbender is in negotiations to join “Vox Lux” and “Childhood of a Leader” filmmaker Brady Corbet’s mysterious new feature film. Not a lot is known about the project, with Corbet offering the most clues in a previous interview where he said the whole tale spans from the 19th century
