‘How to Train Your Dragon’ Review: Live-Action and CGI Remake Clutches Tight to the Original to Take Flight [C+]

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‘How to Train Your Dragon’ Review: Live-Action and CGI Remake Clutches Tight to the Original to Take Flight [C+]

Trace Sauveur June 11, 2025

When does an animated classic have a reasonable justification for being remade in live action? Is it when a fresh set of eyes brings a... Read More

Interview: ‘Queens of the Dead’ Team Praises Rewarding Experience Shooting Queer Comedy-Horror Zombie Flick [Tribeca]

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Interview: ‘Queens of the Dead’ Team Praises Rewarding Experience Shooting Queer Comedy-Horror Zombie Flick [Tribeca]

Nick Ruhrkraut June 10, 2025

Good horror films should terrify audiences with memorable monsters and eerie effects, but great horror will also fearlessly tackle timely issues with complex characters and... Read More

Longtime Mill Valley Film Festival Director of Programming Zoë Elton Moves to Curatorial Role

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Longtime Mill Valley Film Festival Director of Programming Zoë Elton Moves to Curatorial Role

Erik Anderson June 10, 2025

CAFILM to Launch Search for Artistic Director The California Film Institute (CAFILM) announced today that Zoë Elton, the longtime Director of Programming for the Mill... Read More

Interview: ‘Severance’ Cinematographer, Producer, and Director Jessica Lee Gagné Breathes New Life Into the Groundbreaking and Record-Breaking Office Drama [VIDEO]

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Interview: ‘Severance’ Cinematographer, Producer, and Director Jessica Lee Gagné Breathes New Life Into the Groundbreaking and Record-Breaking Office Drama [VIDEO]

Nick Ruhrkraut June 10, 2025

There’s only one motto that encapsulates both the ethos of the most captivating sci-fi show of the year and the artists who create such a... Read More

Interview: FINNEAS on Collaborating with His Friend Alfonso Cuarón and Creating the Score for His First Limited Series, ‘Disclaimer’ [VIDEO]

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Interview: FINNEAS on Collaborating with His Friend Alfonso Cuarón and Creating the Score for His First Limited Series, ‘Disclaimer’ [VIDEO]

Ryan McQuade June 9, 2025

There might be no one busier in the world of entertainment than FINNEAS (aka Finneas O’Connell). For close to fifteen years, the Los Angeles native... Read More

AwardsWatch Podcast Ep. 290 – Best Actress Tier Ranking: Part Two with Special Guest Kevin Jacobsen

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AwardsWatch Podcast Ep. 290 – Best Actress Tier Ranking: Part Two with Special Guest Kevin Jacobsen

Ryan McQuade June 9, 2025

On episode 290 of The AwardsWatch Podcast, Executive Editor Ryan McQuade is joined by Editor-In-Chief Erik Anderson, Associate Editor Sophia Ciminello, AwardsWatch contributor Mark Johnson,... Read More

Interview: With ‘Before’ and ‘Out of My Mind,’ Judith Light Continues to Conquer Even the Trickiest of Genres

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Interview: With ‘Before’ and ‘Out of My Mind,’ Judith Light Continues to Conquer Even the Trickiest of Genres

John Loos June 9, 2025

Light is back in the Emmy conversation with Apple TV’s horror-drama Before and Disney+’s coming of age comedy Out of My Mind, two wildly different... Read More

Interview: Jenny Slate Gets Real About ‘Dying for Sex’

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Interview: Jenny Slate Gets Real About ‘Dying for Sex’

Niki Cruz June 9, 2025

At the center of Jenny Slate’s performance in every project, you’ll always find the truth. No matter the messiness of a character’s circumstance or the... Read More

‘Materialists’ Review:  Love is Worth the Investment in Celine Song’s Refreshingly Modern Romance [B+]

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‘Materialists’ Review:  Love is Worth the Investment in Celine Song’s Refreshingly Modern Romance [B+]

Sophia Ciminello June 9, 2025

Celine Song begins her lovely sophomore feature, Materialists, with a bit of a surprising artistic gamble. We’re surrounded by mountains in nature, and it’s oh... Read More

2025 Tony Awards: Musical ‘Maybe Happy Ending’ Leads Wins with 6; Cole Escola, Nicole Scherzinger Take Top Acting Prizes

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2025 Tony Awards: Musical ‘Maybe Happy Ending’ Leads Wins with 6; Cole Escola, Nicole Scherzinger Take Top Acting Prizes

Erik Anderson June 8, 2025

Maybe Happy Ending, an earnest tale about two robots in love, was the big winner at the 78th Tony Awards tonight, taking home six, including... Read More