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Get ready to follow a new mystery from David Robert Mitchell in Under the Silver Lake, which looks to be a nice stretch from his breakout, It Follows.
A cast like I KILL GIANT’s (Zoe Saldana, Imogen Poots, Madison Wolfe) should help out director Anders Walter, who is making his feature debut with this tricky material.
While RBG comes along at a great time for highlighting powerful women, it also offers far more than eye-catching memes to examine.
Who’s ready for some comedy, romance, fantasy, and social satire? Great, because you’ve got Sorry to Bother You coming soon, a film that’s weird enough to try for all of that.
The Seagull appears to be a faithful adaptation of the play of the same name, trusting that the source material will be enough to keep audiences engaged without needing to updating it to a contemporary setting.
Lynn Shelton is bringing more wandering characters to the big screen, letting them bounce off each other until havoc breaks loose.
Where the original Wreck-It Ralph confined itself to video games, the sequel unleashes Ralph and Vanellope onto the maze that is the internet.
It’s hard to imagine how Let The Sunshine In could go wrong, and given the strong reviews after its premiere at Cannes last year, it seems like a sure bet for any self-respecting cinephile.
How much longer will Cruise continue to put himself through the torture of making these films? And do we even want him to? This is the trailer for Mission: Impossible – Fallout.
Han Solo is one of the most beloved Star Wars characters, so it makes sense Disney decided to explore his backstory in their second Star Wars story.
The hilarious-looking Izzy Gets The Fuck Across Town is the debut for writer/director Christian Papierniak and stars Mackenzie Davis, Haley Joel Osment, and Alia Shawkat.
In Birthmarked, a couple embark on an epic study of their own kids, two adopted and one that’s biologically theirs, attempting to raise them into predetermined types of people despite their genetic backgrounds.
Love After Love premiered to outstanding reviews at Tribeca last year, with the expected enthusiastic praise of MacDowell and kind words for first-time feature director Russell Harbaugh.
Female friendship takes a dark turn in Thoroughbreds, a genre bender that was a hit at last year’s Sundance Film Festival but is just now getting a theatrical release.