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Japanese genre maven Sabu heads to Taipei for his latest film, “Arrested Memory,” in which a celebrated undercover detective, Lee (Ethan Juan), is assigned to a kidnapping case shortly after a traumatic sting that left his entire squad dead. Cinematographer Jai Ip frames early scenes in anamorphic wide shots that emphasize depth and space around…

Entourage may have concluded, but the creatives and stars still find ways to keep their bro train rolling. A couple of years ago, Entourage creator Doug Ellin reunited with the Kevins — Kevin Connelly and Kevin Dillon — for a proposed show with Charlie Sheen called Ramble On. The trailer looked to continue the satirized…

The Latest: The 2026 NFL season has officially started, with the opening kickoff game between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks. You can celebrate by checking out our list below and watching your favorite football movie!

Not long after news first emerged three years ago that Alex Gibney had begun work on an in-depth study of Elon Musk, the uber-tech bro went on the defensive on his social media platform, Twitter. Sorry, I mean X. “It’s a hit piece,” he cried, before switching to the totally mature “Gibney is a douche.”…

Wild Tamil Nadu lets that idea emerge organically through stories of resilience and hope.

As a general rule, I find it easy to want to like Zillennial hangout comedies, even when I initially do not. Having once been 20something and incredibly annoying about it myself, I’m inclined to give my younger self’s TV counterparts the benefit of the doubt for their abrasive edges or bratty posturing. Sometimes, my patience…

“Hope” is acted and paced with the gravity of a grand spectacle, but its content is closer to the string of early 21st century genre films that either spiritually or directly adapted video games. It’s not necessarily a bad formula; monster movies have been around forever, and a filmmaker of Na Hong-jin’s talent certainly has…

The Venice Film Festival is the oldest of the big three European fests, alongside Cannes and Berlin, and this year’s slate features a wide variety of films from known auteurs to promising up-and-coming talent. 

This week, Hayley Campbell and Scott Bryan join Naga Munchetty to review ‘Adults’, ‘Turning Point: Generation 9/11’ and ‘Tea with Judi Dench’.

The Chris Hansen biopic Primetime just premiered at the Venice Film Festival, and the first reviews are now online. Robert Pattinson portrays the journalist and TV host during his time on the controversial program To Catch a Predator, and the performance is generating a lot of Oscar buzz. Phoebe Bridgers is also earning notice for…