Movies
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Christopher Nolan Really Needs to Make a Horror Movie Already
There are a handful of scenes in “The Odyssey” that make the case brilliantly
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The 8 Best New Movies and Shows to Stream This Weekend on Netflix, Apple and More
From “Lucky” to “The Hawk” and everything in between
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‘The Odyssey’ Stars Matt Damon and Anne Hathaway Reveal Christopher Nolan’s ‘Commandments’ on Set
“Thou shalt not wear Uggs” Hathaway shares
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‘Call of Duty’ Movie Zeroes In on Modern Warfare Story for Big-Screen Adaptation
The video game adaptation from Activision and Paramount opens in theaters on June 30, 2028
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Joe Caldwell, ‘Dark Shadows’ Writer, Dies at 97
He is credited with co-creating the vampire Barnabas Collins
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Goodbye ‘Heartstopper’: Alice Oseman on Closing Out Netflix’s Queer Safe Space
The author and showrunner tells TheWrap about embracing intimacy and confronting a dismal state of trans rights in “Heartstopper Forever”
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‘The Odyssey’ Marks Christopher Nolan’s Best Non-‘Dark Knight’ Opening With $120 Million-Plus Box Office Launch
Universal’s Greek epic becomes the fifth R-rated film with a $100 million-plus opening
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Disney’s ‘The Princess and the Frog’: Colman Domingo in Early Talks to Write Live-Action Adaptation
The new movie, a reimagining of the 2009 hand-drawn animated classic, is in early stages
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BAFTA Student Awards Won by Schools from Spain, France, China, the UK and the US
“Rage” wins the top award from a jury that includes Joel Kim Booster, Laura Karpman and Smriti Mundhra
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‘Horsegirls’ Review: Exquisite Coming-of-Age Story Sends the Right Dressage
Lillian Carrier is magnificent as an young autistic woman with a sick mother – and a passion for competitive hobbyhorse riding
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Danny Boyle Thriller ‘Ink’ Lands at Netflix Ahead of Venice Debut
Jack O’Connell, Guy Pearce and Claire Foy star in the biographical newspaper drama, which is set to open the Venice Film Festival
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A24 Withdraws ‘Backrooms’ Copyright Claim After Kane Parsons Intervenes
The studio affirms that online creatives “have every right to tell their own version of the story”
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