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'A Big Bold Beautiful Journey' Review: Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell Go on a Generic Road Trip of the Soul in Kogonada’s Cloying Misfire

'A Big Bold Beautiful Journey' Review: Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell Go on a Generic Road Trip of the Soul in Kogonada’s Cloying Misfire

Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell star in ‘A Big Bold Beautiful Journey,’ a whimsical, visually lush studio film from director Kogonada. But does this magical road trip deliver the emotional payoff it promises? Read the full review.

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ABC Suspends Jimmy Kimmel ‘Indefinitely’ — A Dangerous Turning Point for Free Speech in Late Night

ABC Suspends Jimmy Kimmel ‘Indefinitely’ — A Dangerous Turning Point for Free Speech in Late Night

ABC has pulled Jimmy Kimmel off the air indefinitely following backlash over remarks about Charlie Kirk. Here's what the decision reveals about growing censorship threats in late night TV.

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'The Morning Show' Season 4 Review: Star Power and Subplots Collide in Apple’s Glossy Media Drama

'The Morning Show' Season 4 Review: Star Power and Subplots Collide in Apple’s Glossy Media Drama

Season 4 of Apple TV+’s ‘The Morning Show’ brings back Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon with new additions like Marion Cotillard and Aaron Pierre. Despite its crowded subplots, the drama still delivers engaging performances and relevant themes.

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2025 Emmy Awards Predictions: Who Will Win Big Tonight?

2025 Emmy Awards Predictions: Who Will Win Big Tonight?

From bold newcomers like The Pitt and Adolescence to Emmy juggernauts like The Bear and Severance, the 2025 Emmys could upend tradition. The Cinema Group breaks down who’s likely to win, which shows might surprise, and what this unpredictable year means for the future of television.

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‘The Girlfriend’ Review: Robin Wright and Olivia Cooke Clash in Amazon's Addictive Domestic Thriller

‘The Girlfriend’ Review: Robin Wright and Olivia Cooke Clash in Amazon's Addictive Domestic Thriller

A satisfyingly wicked domestic thriller. Robin Wright is perfectly passive-aggressive as a mother who won’t let go, while Olivia Cooke delivers a career-best performance as a maybe-maybe-not con artist. The dual-perspective format is clever, and the show embraces its own soapy excess. Think Big Little Lies meets The Talented Mr. Ripley—with better coats.

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‘The Lost Bus’ Review: McConaughey, Ferrera, and Greengrass Capture the Terror of California’s Wildfires

‘The Lost Bus’ Review: McConaughey, Ferrera, and Greengrass Capture the Terror of California’s Wildfires

Paul Greengrass’ The Lost Bus recreates California’s deadliest wildfire with terrifying realism and emotional weight. Matthew McConaughey and America Ferrera star as unlikely heroes in a gripping true story produced by Jamie Lee Curtis.

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‘The Wizard Of The Kremlin’ Review: Paul Dano & Jude Law Lead Olivier Assayas’ Fictional But Poignant Portrait Of Power In Post-Soviet Russia

‘The Wizard Of The Kremlin’ Review: Paul Dano & Jude Law Lead Olivier Assayas’ Fictional But Poignant Portrait Of Power In Post-Soviet Russia

Olivier Assayas’ The Wizard of the Kremlin — starring Paul Dano and Jude Law — is a sprawling, satirical chronicle of post-Soviet Russia and modern power. Long and ambiguous but searingly relevant, the TIFF premiere examines how propaganda, myth, and politics intertwine in both Russia and the West.

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Luca Guadagnino Explains Woody Allen–Style Credits in ‘After the Hunt’ at Venice

Luca Guadagnino Explains Woody Allen–Style Credits in ‘After the Hunt’ at Venice

At Venice, Luca Guadagnino explained why After the Hunt opens with Woody Allen–style credits, calling it both a homage to classic cinema and a provocation about how we reckon with controversial artists. Starring Julia Roberts, Ayo Edebiri, and Andrew Garfield, the Amazon MGM Studios drama opens Oct. 10.

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‘The Roses’ Review: Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman Weaponize Wit in Jay Roach’s Stylish Marital Comedy

‘The Roses’ Review: Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman Weaponize Wit in Jay Roach’s Stylish Marital Comedy

Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman headline Jay Roach’s The Roses, a reimagining of The War of the Roses. Stylish, sharp, and funny, the marital comedy entertains even if it lacks the final bite of its predecessor.

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‘Caught Stealing’ Review: Austin Butler Stars in Darren Aronofsky’s Glossy Good Time of a Crime Caper

‘Caught Stealing’ Review: Austin Butler Stars in Darren Aronofsky’s Glossy Good Time of a Crime Caper

Austin Butler leads Darren Aronofsky’s Caught Stealing, a stylish, violent, and unexpectedly fun New York crime caper with standout turns from Zoë Kravitz, Regina King, and Vincent D’Onofrio. Sleek, pulpy, and unpredictable, this may be Aronofsky’s most commercial — and most entertaining — film yet.

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Filmmakers Urge Venice Programmers to Take Stand on Gaza in Open Letter

Filmmakers Urge Venice Programmers to Take Stand on Gaza in Open Letter

Hundreds of filmmakers, including Ken Loach, Alba Rohrwacher, and Céline Sciamma, signed an open letter urging the Venice Film Festival to condemn what they describe as genocide and ethnic cleansing in Gaza. The Biennale responded, citing films in its lineup as evidence of open dialogue.

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Do Jacob Elordi and Oscar Isaac Secretly Hate Each Other? A Tense Interview Fuels Speculation

Do Jacob Elordi and Oscar Isaac Secretly Hate Each Other? A Tense Interview Fuels Speculation

During a joint Variety interview, Oscar Isaac and Jacob Elordi appear emotionally distant—intentional tension or simply editing? Their dynamic may echo Guillermo del Toro’s thematic reimagining of Frankenstein.

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‘The Map That Leads to You’ Review: Pretty Places, Pretty People, Empty Feelings

‘The Map That Leads to You’ Review: Pretty Places, Pretty People, Empty Feelings

Amazon’s The Map That Leads to You pairs Madelyn Cline and KJ Apa in a postcard-pretty romance, but Lasse Hallström’s film struggles with shallow writing, tonal missteps, and a lack of emotional payoff.

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‘Americana’ Review: Sydney Sweeney and Halsey Star in Tony Tost’s Bloody, Tender Contemporary Western

‘Americana’ Review: Sydney Sweeney and Halsey Star in Tony Tost’s Bloody, Tender Contemporary Western

Tony Tost’s ‘Americana,’ distributed by Lionsgate, stars Sydney Sweeney and Halsey in a bloody, ironic, and surprisingly heartfelt Western about survival, stolen legacies, and American desperation. In theaters August 15, 2025.

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‘Night Always Comes’ Review: Vanessa Kirby’s Relentless Neo-Noir Descent Is as Unforgiving as the Night Itself

‘Night Always Comes’ Review: Vanessa Kirby’s Relentless Neo-Noir Descent Is as Unforgiving as the Night Itself

Vanessa Kirby delivers a raw, magnetic performance in Netflix’s Night Always Comes, a tense neo-noir from director Benjamin Caron about one woman’s all-night fight for survival in Portland.

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Tom Cruise Reportedly Declines Trump’s Invitation to Kennedy Center Honors

Tom Cruise Reportedly Declines Trump’s Invitation to Kennedy Center Honors

Tom Cruise reportedly turned down President Donald Trump’s offer to be honored at the 48th Kennedy Center Honors, citing scheduling conflicts. Instead, the actor will receive an honorary Oscar at this year’s Governors Awards.

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Metro Cinema Aims to Redefine Luxury Moviegoing in New York — But So Did iPic, Look, and Now Soho House. What’s the Real Plan, and Can It Actually Work?

Metro Cinema Aims to Redefine Luxury Moviegoing in New York — But So Did iPic, Look, and Now Soho House. What’s the Real Plan, and Can It Actually Work?

From iPic’s bankruptcy to Soho House screenings and rooftop speakeasy cinemas, New York’s luxury theater scene is a revolving door. Metro Cinema, from Alamo Drafthouse founder Tim League, is the latest gamble — but can it succeed where so many premium movie experiences have failed?

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