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Steve McQueen’s twisty thriller finds room for a heist, family drama, racial politics and violence, and gender issues all led by a powerhouse performance from Viola Davis Widows doesn’t waste any time setting itself up. In a virtuoso opening sequence, a heist gone wrong led by Harry (Liam Neeson) with his cohorts Florek (Jon Bernthal) and Carlos (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo), is intercut …

“You had no idea, did you? Or did you choose not to know?” The new trailer for Widows, from Academy Award winner Steve McQueen (12 Years a Slave) ramps up the action and suspense. Academy Award winner Viola Davis (Fences), Michelle Rodriguez, Elizabeth Debicki, Cynthia Erivo star in the story of four women with nothing in common except a debt …

The animated Disney classic Dumbo is getting a live-action makeover from Oscar-nominated director Tim Burton and features a cast of some of his more famous talent from his most famous films, including Michael Keaton (Batman, Batman Returns, Beetlejuice) and Danny DeVito (Batman Returns). Burton’s reimagining of Dumbo loosely adapts the from animated original and features Colin Farrell as a soldier …

Last week we brought you the first look images of Steve McQueen’s Widows and today we’ve got the first trailer for the 20th Century Fox release. Crime, corruption and revenge in modern-day Chicago converge in Widows when four women (Oscar and Emmy winner Viola Davis, Elizabeth Debicki, Michelle Rodriguez and Tony, Grammy and Emmy winner Cynthia Erivo) form an unlikely …

Just ahead of its premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, Sony Pictures has released the first poster for the Dan Gilroy thriller Roman J. Israel, Esq. starring Denzel Washington. From Sony: Sony will release Roman J. Israel, Esq. on November 3 (limited) then expand over the next two weeks. Here is the poster.

After a stranglehold on the #1 spot for six months, Michael Stuhlbarg (Call Me By Your Name) has finally relinquished the top spot…for now. Willem Dafoe (The Florida Project) has quickly been working his way up the chart and for September ends up our new frontrunner. But that might not even be the biggest story, certainly not the biggest move. …

The first trailer for The Killing Of A Sacred Deer, Yorgos Lanthimos’ follow-up to his Oscar-nominated film The Lobster is here and it’s creepy and trippy, but would you expect anything less? As one of the film’s stars, Raffey Cassidy, sings Ellie Goulding’s “Burn,” we see bits and pieces of surgeon Colin Farrell and his wife, playing by Nicole Kidman, …

Now here is a category that is seeing some change from last month. While Michael Stuhlbarg is still #1 for Call Me By Your Name, the rest of the top five looks nothing like June. Gone are Ben Mendelsohn (Darkest Hour) after peaking at #2, Steve Buscemi (Lean on Pete) and Michael Shannon (The Current War). To break those down, …

Things are looking bright for Ben Mendelsohn this month. The Emmy winner’s film, Darkest Hour, moved up in Best Picture and Best Director, still holds onto the #1 in Best Actor (Gary Oldman) and he reaches his highest placement this month, landing at #2. Worth noting, his point total is actually three points lower than last month so while his rankings …

Michael Stuhlbarg (Call Me By Your Name) keeps a solid lock on the top spot for the third month in a row and with a commanding 98 points. He could prove to be one those impossible to knock out early leaders that just stays on top throughout the entire race. He’s also one of only two performances in the top …