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Catwoman in Film: Changing Attitudes About Raging Women Clawing Their Way to the Top

Sarah Vincent March 28, 2024

To celebrate Women’s History Month, this article is the last of three AwardsWatch pieces that focus on the theme of women in film. On April... Read More

Director Watch Podcast Ep. 39 – ‘The Virgin Suicides’ (Sofia Coppola, 1999)

Ryan McQuade March 28, 2024

Welcome to Director Watch! On this AwardsWatch podcast, co-hosts Ryan McQuade and Jay Ledbetter attempt to breakdown, analyze, and ultimately, get inside the mind of... Read More

‘Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire’ Review: Adam Wingard Fully Embraces a Royal Rumble with the Titans of the MonsterVerse

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‘Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire’ Review: Adam Wingard Fully Embraces a Royal Rumble with the Titans of the MonsterVerse

Kevin L. Lee March 28, 2024

With the MonsterVerse seemingly coming to an “end” with Godzilla vs. Kong, Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures were saddled with the same creative challenge that... Read More

67th San Francisco International Film Festival (SFFILM) Lineup: Sundance Winner ‘Dìdi,’ ‘Sing Sing,’ Tributes to Chiwetel Ejiofor and Joan Chen

Erik Anderson March 27, 2024

Today, SFFILM announced the full lineup for the 67th San Francisco International Film Festival (SFFILM Festival), the longest running film festival in the Americas and will include tributes... Read More

‘Sugar’ Review: Colin Farrell is the King of L.A. Noir in New Sour Apple Series

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‘Sugar’ Review: Colin Farrell is the King of L.A. Noir in New Sour Apple Series

Tyler Doster March 27, 2024

There are ways to pay tribute to cinema and television that came before contemporary media that honors the legacy of these narratives while building onto... Read More

‘Mary & George’ Review: Julianne Moore is a Machiavellian Mother in the Galitzine Empire

TV Reviews

‘Mary & George’ Review: Julianne Moore is a Machiavellian Mother in the Galitzine Empire

Erik Anderson March 27, 2024

The opening credits of the new STARZ limited series Mary & George closes on Artemisia Gentileschi’s 1613 painting Judith Slaying Holofernes, period appropriate for the... Read More

Interview: Jon Cryer on Screwball Comedy, Family Dynamics, and Reconnecting with Multi-cam in NBC’s ‘Extended Family’ [VIDEO]

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Interview: Jon Cryer on Screwball Comedy, Family Dynamics, and Reconnecting with Multi-cam in NBC’s ‘Extended Family’ [VIDEO]

Abe Friedtanzer March 26, 2024

In 2012, Jon Cryer won his second Emmy for playing Alan Harper on one of the most popular sitcoms of the moment, Two and a... Read More

AwardsWatch Podcast #223: 77th Academy Awards Retrospective

Ryan McQuade March 25, 2024

On episode 223 of The AwardsWatch Podcast, Executive Editor Ryan McQuade is joined by AwardsWatch Editor-In-Chief Erik Anderson, Associate Editor Sophia Ciminello and AwardsWatch contributor... Read More

Canary in the Coal Mine: Films That Highlight How Communities Gaslight Women

Sarah Vincent March 25, 2024

“gaslight. vb. to manipulate another person into doubting their perceptions, experiences or understanding of events. The term once referred to manipulation so extreme as to... Read More

‘Loot’ Season 2 Review: Maya Rudolph and Company Secure the Bag in Hilarious Sophomore Session

TV Reviews

‘Loot’ Season 2 Review: Maya Rudolph and Company Secure the Bag in Hilarious Sophomore Session

Catherine Springer March 25, 2024

In 2016, the short-lived variety series Maya & Marty flew like a meteor across the television sky: bright, ambitious, packed with talent, and fleeting. Canceled... Read More

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