By The 80s were the best time ever, well, for movies anyway. It’s also big for nostalgia, for people of a certain age, we remember the 80s fondly. A new indie trailer goes back to that time, when All is Fine in ’89. It seems amusing. All is Fine in ’89
A carefully planned bank heist in Fuze
Aaron Taylor-Johnson headlines the new action thriller Fuze, teaming up with Theo James and Sam Worthington in a high-stakes London-set story built around chaos, timing, and opportunity. The film turns a real-world crisis into the perfect criminal smokescreen. Fuze begins when an unexploded World War II bomb is uncovered at
Quick News: Marty, Melania, Sony, Mario, One
Marty Supreme A24’s “Marty Supreme” became the mini-distributor’s highest grossing film at the U.S. box office three weeks ago. This weekend, the $70 million-budgeted feature achieved the same ‘highest grossing’ record on a worldwide scale with a $147 million global total ($93 million domestic, $54 million international) – surpassing “Everything
The “Wuthering Heights” Reviews Are In
This week sees the release of Emerald Fennell’s new adaptation of “Wuthering Heights”, and reviews are proving just as divisive as over her last directorial effort “Saltburn”. With 59 reviews counted, this new take on Emily Bronte’s famed 1847 novel sits at a 73% on Rotten Tomatoes and 60/100 on
Academy Halts Post-Nomination Screenings
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced that it will no longer host screenings of films that are nominated for Oscars. AMPAS has long hosted screenings of Oscar-hopefuls for its members throughout the year in Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York and London. But in the past
