Star Wars Is Heading to IMAX 70mm for the First Time
The 1977 original returns in February before Ryan Gosling’s standalone Starfighter adventure opens over Memorial Day weekend.
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The 1977 original returns in February before Ryan Gosling’s standalone Starfighter adventure opens over Memorial Day weekend.
The sports comedy follows young New Zealand curlers whose Olympic training leads them to an unlikely home in a Calgary retirement community.
The Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner romantic comedy is moving from theaters to premium digital platforms, but subscription viewers must wait.
A blockbuster-heavy season edged past the 2013 benchmark, although inflation and a longer calendar complicate the comparison.
The original four leads are back as production begins on a feature written and directed by series creators Damon Beesley and Iain Morris.
You Can See Everything follows a three-year filmmaking journey that began 34 days before the Theranos founder entered prison.
The Tom Holland sequel added an estimated $18 million over three days while the wider summer market entered a record-setting photo finish.
The South Korean Oscar entry follows two married couples whose lives intersect across a widening divide of work, wealth and desire.
Jesse Eisenberg’s third feature turns a community-theater production into a bold showcase for Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti.
Louis Garrel and Jasmine Trinca lead the Italian filmmaker’s decades-spanning story of missed chances, coincidence and enduring attraction.