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‘Atomic Blonde’ Director: How I Made Five Kick-Ass Action Sequences
Posted in: Movie ReviewsFrom a breathtaking car chase in Berlin to a stunning "single-shot" fight sequence, David Leitch walks us through the spy thriller's best set.
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Kumail Nanjiani on ‘The Big Sick,’ Twitter and Surviving Our Political Moment
Posted in: Movie ReviewsComedian on his real-life romantic comedy, 'Silicon Valley' and why "if you don't have empathy, everything falls apart"
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Why ‘Dunkirk’ Is the Christopher Nolan Movie We’ve Been Waiting For
Posted in: Movie Reviews'The Dark Knight' filmmaker has always been an expert at making next-level blockbusters – now he finally proves he's an artist.
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‘Dunkirk’ Review: WWII Epic May Be the Greatest War Film Ever
Posted in: Movie ReviewsFilmmaker's recreation of key British battle is stunning, stirring – and a stone-cold masterpiece
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George A. Romero, Pioneering Horror Director, Dead at 77
Posted in: Movie Reviews'Night of the Living Dead' filmmaker and father of the modern zombie film succumbs to lung cancer.
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The 100 Greatest Movies of the Nineties
Posted in: Movie ReviewsFrom serial killers to slackers, 'Fight Club' to 'Pulp Fiction' – the best comedies, dramas, thrillers and killer horror flicks of the 1990s.
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‘The Beguiled’: How Sofia Coppola Reimagined a Macho Seventies War Film
Posted in: Movie ReviewsDirector and her cast talk teasing a semi-naked Colin Farrell and turning a vintage Clint Eastwood movie into a female-gaze revenge story.
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How ‘A Ghost Story’ Became the Most Haunting Movie of 2017
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe story behind how a director with a vision, an A-list actor under a sheet and a pie-binging star turned a little movie into a near-masterpiece.
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Deniz Tek And Jonathan J. Sequeira On The New Radio Birdman Doco
Posted in: Movie ReviewsRolling Stone spoke to Radio Birdman's guitarist Deniz Tek and documentary creator Jonathan J. Sequeira to get a full insight into the film…
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10 Best Movies of 2017 So Far
Posted in: Movie ReviewsFrom social horror to superheroes to crime musicals – Peter Travers picks the highlights of an already stellar movie year.
