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“R.M.N.” kicks off with a young boy, Rudi, who has stopped speaking and is now afraid of going out alone. He’s seen something during a token walk in the forrest that he can’t even reveal to his parents. Rudi’s father Matthias (Marin Grigore) Abruptly returns from working elsewhere, and bruttishly makes life miserable for the two women in his life, including Rudy’s mother, Ana. Then we’re presented to Csilla (Judith State), a boss at the local baked goods factory who is Matthias’ lover....

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Riley is threatening to launch a defamation lawsuit against the WB and Eastwood, but Ray says it’s all just part of a “distraction campaign” to divert attention from the paper’s relentless and disgusting smearing of Jewell, a security guard who was treated as a prime suspect in the Atlanta bombing case — despite Jewell being innocent and, not just that, actually finding the bomb and heroically evacuating the Olympic village....

This film wouldn’t be possible without Hollywood’s sudden interest in black cinema, maybe we’re in for a blaxploitation resurgence, who knows, after all “Superfly” was recently remade but hit bust. I’d be more interested in a remake of “Dolemite”? or “Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song”? Directed by Tim Story (“Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer,” “Ride Along,” “Barbershop”),“Shaft” will be released on 14th June 2019 nationally and internationally through Netflix....

“We purchased The Banker earlier this year as we were moved by the film’s entertaining and educational story about social change and financial literacy. Last week some concerns surrounding the film were brought to our attention. We, along with the filmmakers, need some time to look into these matters and determine the best next steps. In light of this, we are no longer premiering The Banker at AFI Fest.” “The Banker” tells the true story of businessmen Bernard Garrett (Anthony Mackie) and Joe Morris (Samuel L....

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Johnston claims that Hutton assaulted her during the making of the film “Iceman.” Johnston also claims that she has two witnesses to the rape, which happened when they were invited to Hutton’s hotel room, the actor was 23-years-old at the time and she was 14. Hutton is vehemently denying the accusations. His lawyers say the actor “will not spend one more minute dignifying these allegations as they are patently false and designed only to extort money from him....

Neeson, much like Nicolas Cage, once upon a time took risks, but he’s now decided that going down the lucrative direct-to-video route was the easiest option at this stage in his career. And it most definitely is lucrative. Neeson has now had two movies top the box-office this pandemic. “The Marksman” was his second #1, after “Honest Thief” in the spring of 2020, opening to the tune of $3.7 million this past weekend....

Back to the “The Matrix Resurrections.” it has a 70% on Rotten Tomatoes and a 65 on Metacritic — considerably decent for a sequel many didn’t really want. In “The Matrix Resurrections”, we return to a world of two realities: everyday life and the other side. Basically, the choice between the red and the blue pill. Mr. Anderson aka Neo, a gaming designer who invested the ‘Matrix’ games, lives a mundane life of isolation....

Clooney plays scientist Augustine, who races to stop a group of astronauts, led by Felicity Jones’ Sully, from returning to a post-apocalyptic planet Earth. The combination of Clooney and Netflix’s huge financial muscle could make this one a must-see. Clooney will almost certainly hope this latest effort lands better than his failed 2017 offering “Suburbicon”. Thanks to Netflix, we have our first look at the new sci-fi film, which Clooney describes as “The Revenant” meets “Gravity....

Mona Fastvold’s “The World to Come” is a sapphic romance that, quite painstakingly, tries to not veer towards melodrama. Vanessa Kirby (Tally) and Katherine Waterston (Abigail) give performances that aren’t showy, but exude a world of emotions — this is a film that heavily focuses on stares and unsaid words. It is semi-successful as a drama because it avoids the trappings of the usual yearn-filled romance by deliberately underplaying its emotions....

Is this a dump from Netflix? The streaming giant is already spending loads of cash campaigning the likes of “Passing,” “The Power of the Dog,” “Don’t Look Up,” “The Lost Daughter,” and “The Hand of God.” Manuel-Miranda’s film feels like a non-starter. “Tick, Tick … Boom!” has been getting good reviews — an 86% on Rotten Tomatoes and a 74 on Metacritic. It’s not a gamechanger by any stretch of the imagination, but has its fans, especially when it comes to Garfield’s excellent performance....

A movie version of “Joe Exotic” will surely be in the works, especially with actors all over the industry clamoring to play Joe. We’ve already had actors such as Dax Shepard, and Edward Norton saying they’d love to play the redneck tiger owner. However, as for Joe himself, he has his own personal preferences for who should play him and one of them is a rather surprising, err, mismatch. In a new interview with THR, director of Tiger King Rebecca Chaiklin said Joe has already picked the actors he’d love to play him in a movie version of his life story and none other than Brad Pitt and “Joe Dirt” himself David Spade figure on the shortlist: Chaiklin said, “He would like Brad Pitt or David Spade to play him…He doesn’t refer to David Spade as David Spade — he refers to him as ‘Joe Dirt....

The NYT reporter has seen “Vice” and had this to say about the movie: “Before we had Trump’s swarm of bloodsucking lobbyists gutting government regulations from within, we had Cheney’s. Before Trump brazenly used the White House to boost his brand, we had Cheney wallowing in emoluments: He let his energy industry pals shape energy policy; he pushed to invade Iraq, giving no-bid contracts to his former employer, Halliburton, and helping his Big Oil cronies reap the spoils in Iraq....

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El Universal [via The Film Stage] is reporting that the director is currently scouting locations and doing camera tests in Mexico City for a new project. Cinematographer Bradford Young (Arrival, A Most Violent Year) has been seen with Inarritu at these locations. While no specific details on the title, cast or plot are known yet, the Mexican outlet is reporting that the cast was “dressed in ‘90s clothes” and that Iñárritu and Young were seen at Chapultepec Castle and in the historic center of Mexico City....

Aster has mentioned in the past that a few of his favorite scenes went to the cutting room floor: “There were a lot of scenes that were cut, and probably a few that helped illustrate she was losing her grip on her sanity, which you hopefully still see.” [via USA Today]. Contribute Hire me Advertise Donate Team Contact Privacy Policy

For anyone who’s not seen the movie, the plot is quite a simple one and tells the story of a real-life person, Molly Bloom, who went from being a potential Olympic skier to the organiser of illegal gambling rings in Los Angeles and New York. The story unfolds The film begins with Bloom’s sporting dreams being crushed by injury after which she becomes a waitress in LA. In the course of her work she meets a real estate developer who also runs poker parties on the side....

“From its very first moments, the beautifully controlled and artful “Girl” — the feature debut of young Belgian director Lukas Dhont — grips and takes hold. This deeply emphatic portrayal of a trans teen has an expressive camera that observes and listens, rather than forces you to succumb to emotions. The trajectory of the story’s protagonist, Lara, who is determined to become a ballet dancer despite feeling trapped in a body she doesn’t recognize, sounds a little exploitative on paper, but the end result is quite the opposite....