Alone In Berlin is a WWII film in which a German family rebels against the Nazi regime. Starring Brendan Gleeson, Emma Thompson and Daniel Brühl.
Starring Tom Cruise and Sofia Boutella, The Mummy is the 1st film in Universal’s “monsters universe” reboot.
Table 19, is Jay and Mark Duplass upcoming dramedy directed by Jeffrey Blitz and stars Anna Kendrick, Lisa Kudrow, and Stephen Merchant.
Alien: Covenant is directed by Ridley Scott and stars Katherine Waterston, Michael Fassbender, and Billy Crudup.
The Lost City of Z is the big budget adventure film directed by James Gray and stars Charlie Hunnam, Tom Holland, and Sienna Miller.
I Am Not Your Negro took home audience awards at the Toronto International Film Festival and the Chicago International Film Festival. People are saying that we still have lessons to learn from Baldwin.
Nolan knows how to stage a spectacle, and the sheer scale of the event of Dunkirk will give him plenty of opportunities to dazzle.
With action director F. Gary Grey at the wheel and a slew of familiar players from past installments, it seems like Fate Of The Furious is doubling down on what the series does best.
The upcoming reboot of Spider-Man, “Homecoming” stars Tom Holland as Spidey, and Robert Downey Jr. will make an appearance as Iron Man.
Something Blue should be added to the increasing list of films where absence, of one sort or another, is at the vigorous heart of the film itself and as the cliché says, it makes the heart grow fonder.
Emma Watson and Tom Hanks star in the upcoming sci-fi thriller THE CIRCLE, and reminds us of just how dangerous technology can be.
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The hair and sunny palm trees make 1970s California instantly recognizable, so when 20th Century Women specifies its locale at the beginning of the trailer, you should know that it’s a crucial piece of information. Santa Barbara, 1979 is presented as an idyll on the cusp, its orderly layout stretching to the edge of the sea and the new decade. As Annette Bening’s narration takes over, it becomes clear that the people inside the city are aware of the looming changes and are struggling to cope.
If the tank shot in Dawn of the Planet of the Apes left you slack-jawed, then get ready to have your mind blown by even more simian fighting in its sequel, War for the Planet of the Apes. As the third film in the reboot series, War has moved past the events depicted in the original films and allows returning director Matt Reeves to blaze his own path to ape supremacy. Caesar, it seems, is still destined to lead the way, but he learned in Dawn that humans and apes are capable of a range of interactions, leaving the temporary reconciliation at the end of Battle for the Planet of the Apes as a plausible ending for the reboot as well.
The Salesman is Iranian filmmaker Asghar Farhadi’s attempt to have a four-in-a-row hot streak, taking the story of a traumatizing encounter and blending it with themes from the play “Death of a Salesman”.