Meadowland is a powerful piece of work.
Robert De Niro. Joe Pesci. Al Pachino. Martin Scorsese. Maybe Harvey Keitel.
Their first film since Inside Llewyn Davis, the Coen Brothers appear to be going back to their special brand of comedy focusing on 1950’s Hollywood.
In his directorial, producing, and screenwriting debut, Paul Bettany directs Oscar Winning actress (who happens to be his wife) Jennifer Connelly, as well as Anthony Mackie (The Hurt Locker). The film was produced by Robert Ogden Barnum (Lawless), Katie Mustard (The Greatest), Daniel Wagner (Broken City) and Bettany himself.
It’s the notes Don Cheadle doesn’t worry about playing that makesΒ ‘Miles Ahead’ feel so fresh.
Spielberg tells the tale of an unsung American hero in good fashion in “Bridge of Spies.”
A collaboration with Abramorama, Reprise Records and Vimeo to show the world aΒ behind the scenes look at the writing and recording of their legendary album “American Idiot.”
Idris Elba is at his best in Beasts of No Nation, providing a horrifying glimpse into what is a reality for people in some parts of the world.
This is what a partnership between tech giant Samsung and movie studio Lionsgate looks like, and it’s awesome.
Hagiography is a slippery slope to travel down when making a biopic.