The troubled legacy of “Cruising” is the subject of “Mineshaft: The Cruising Murders,” a documentary premiering at the ...

Why forgotten westerns still feel more powerful today than modern cinema, from 'The Searchers' to 'Unforgiven' and beyond.

Ira Sachs on'The Man I Love,' why queer cinema is political and casting straight actors like Rami Malek in gay roles.

A black-and-white biopic on Thomas Mann that doubles as a father-daughter road-trip flick. Documentaries on Richard Avedon’s early career and John Lennon’s last interview, respectively. A South Korean ...

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First, let’s establish two things. One: Michael, the biopic sanctioned by the Michael Jackson estate that opened Friday, is almost certain to make an enormous amount of money. The movie’s currently on ...

Jake Schreier is rebooting the X-Men franchise for Marvel Studios, and all eyes are now on what the Thunderbolts* helmer has in the works for a fresh take on the mutant heroes. If the rumours about ...

At the end of Paul Thomas Anderson’s 2007 movie, There Will Be Blood, Daniel Day-Lewis’s oil-baron character, old now and richer than Croesus, beats Paul Dano’s preacher to death with a bowling pin.

It turns out that suggesting white men can take care of themselves is triggering – for white men, at least some of us. I wrote a column last month for the Free Press in defense of diversity, equity ...

Marvel still hasn’t said much publicly about its long-awaited X-Men reboot, which means just about every real update lands with a bit of extra weight right now. Fans already know the studio is ...

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