Frank Dillane delivers a complex performance straddling economic anxiety, arrogance and dignity in "Babygirl" actor Harris ...
For its Blu-ray 'Eddington,' Ari Aster discusses his politically charged neo-Western starring Joaquin Phoenix, Pedro Pascal, ...
Examining the 10 worst movies of 2025 so far, there's no common thread binding why all these films failed in their respective ...
How Eddington makes increases in political violence feel inevitable ...
Director Julia Ducournau, winner of the 2021 Palme d’Or for Titane, and Ukrainian filmmaker Sergeï Loznitsa (pictured) will ...
David Harbour is in talks to star alongside Pedro Pascal in Tony Gilroy’s upcoming project for Searchlight Pictures, Behemoth ...
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David Harbour in talks to star opposite Pedro Pascal in Behemoth!
Stranger Things-fame David Harbour is continuing to work on his movie slate following his exit from TV roles. Sources have ...
During his recent appearance on This Past Weekend, the Saturday Night Live alum predicted that Goggins will be the next star ...
Paul Thomas Anderson’s new film, 'One Battle After Another,' suggests that there is still a place for challenging filmmaking ...
Willem Dafoe will receive the Honorary Heart of Sarajevo at the 31st Sarajevo Film Festival, awarded in recognition of his ...
Zach Cregger is the latest comedian to make a switch to horror films, following in the footsteps of Jordan Peele. Formerly a ...
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Ari Aster Knew 'Eddington' Was Going To Be Divisive, And He Explained Why That Didn't Stop Him! #shorts
Director Ari Aster knew his new film "Eddington" (starring Pedro Pascal, Joaquin Phoenix and Emma Stone) was going to be divisive. In our interview, he explains why that didn't stop him.
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