Magnolia Pictures
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‘I Want Your Sex’ Counters ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ as Specialty Box Office Welcomes Bold Alternative Programming
While Spider-Man: Brand New Day dominates multiplexes nationwide, Magnolia Pictures is betting adult audiences are ready for something completely different with Gregg Araki’s provocative Sundance hit I Want…
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Comedy, Entertainment News, Film, Industry, Movies, New Movie, Sundance, Theatrical Releases, Trailers, Trending, Upcoming Releases‘I Want Your Sex’ Trailer: Olivia Wilde and Cooper Hoffman Push Every Boundary in Gregg Araki’s Erotic Thriller
Olivia Wilde and Cooper Hoffman star in Gregg Araki’s ‘I Want Your Sex,’ a provocative erotic comedy thriller about desire, power, obsession and a boundary-pushing relationship between an…
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Actors, Directors, Entertainment News, Film, Film Insights, Independent Film, LGBTQ+, Movies, New Releases, Sundance, The Cinema Group, Theatrical Releases, Trailers, Trending, Upcoming Releases‘Plainclothes’ Trailer: Tom Blyth’s Undercover Cop Battles Desire and Duty in Carmen Emmi’s Sundance Winner
Tom Blyth leads Plainclothes, a tense debut from Carmen Emmi about an undercover cop tasked with entrapping gay men—until a connection with one target changes everything. In theaters…
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Biopics, Documentaries, Entertainment News, HBO, Independent Film, Music, New Releases, Theatrical Releases, Trailers, Trending, Upcoming Releases‘Together Just the Music’: Jeff Buckley’s Legacy Echoes in ‘It’s Never Over’ Trailer
Jeff Buckley’s myth and music are center stage in It’s Never Over, Amy Berg’s new documentary. With archival footage and interviews with his closest collaborators, the film reflects…
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Documentaries, Entertainment News, Film, IMAX, Movies, Music, New Movie, Opinion, Reviews, The Cinema Group, Theatrical Releases, Upcoming ReleasesOne to One: John & Yoko Review — A Candid, Immersive Portrait of Lennon and Ono’s NYC Years
Kevin Macdonald’s archival-rich documentary One to One: John & Yoko chronicles the couple’s activism, art, and performance in early 1970s New York. Read our in-depth review.
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Actors, Culture, Directors, Entertainment News, Film, Independent Film, Movie Premiere, New Movie, Opening Weekend, Opinion, Reviews, The Cinema Group, Theatrical ReleasesEric LaRue Review: A Quietly Devastating Study in Grief, Faith, and the Limits of Language
Eric LaRue is not a film about events, but about echoes. Judy Greer’s restrained, gutting performance elevates Michael Shannon’s directorial debut into something profoundly unsettling and beautifully strange.…
