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Winnie the Pooh is Born in First Trailer for ‘Goodbye Christopher Robin’

We've seen many variations of the animated Winnie the Pooh, but now he's coming to life in a new feature -- or more precisely, how he came to life is captur...

Review: ‘The Book of Henry’ is a Miscalculated Combination of Dull and Ridiculous

The Book of Henry is notable only as a new addition to a canon of films that are bizarre in an extraordinarily specific way. These are the mainstream movies, th...

The Film Stage Roundtable Ep. 22 – Revising the Ranking

We discuss The New York Times' Best Films of the 21st Century So Far list....

Daniel Radcliffe Returns to the Wilderness in First Trailer for ‘Jungle’

The last time Daniel Radcliffe got stranded in the wilderness, he took on the form of a flatulent corpse in Swiss Army Man. Now Radcliffe is braving the ele...

Review: ‘Scum’ is an Unflinching Powerhouse of Brute Force

Though released nearly four decades ago, the impact of British director Alan Clarke’s stripped-down, visually matter-of-fact-yet-enrapturing "prison" drama Scum...

BAMcinemaFest Review: ‘Gemini’ is a Fantastic Neo-Noir

There is a moment in Aaron Katz’s Gemini when Jill LeBeau (Lola Kirke), who has become the prime suspect in a murder, needs to hide from the police and find a d...

Review: ‘Rough Night’ is an Energetic, Derivative Comedy

With a title that most studio comedies set over a single evening could adopt, Rough Night riffs on Very Bad Things, Bridesmaids, The Hangover -- and even some J...

Kyle Mooney Enters the Real World in First Trailer for ‘Brigsby Bear’

One of the very few films from Sundance Film Festival that also came to Cannes this year was Brigsby Bear, a starring vehicle for Saturday Night Live’s Kyle...

Live, Die, and Repeat in the First Trailer for ‘Flatliners’ Remake

In a post-Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping world, the concept of Flatliners loses a bit of its edge after viewing Bill Hader's one-off scene, but nonethel...

The Film Stage Show Ep. 246 – It Comes At Night

We discuss the newest film from Trey Edward Shults, starring Joel Edgerton....

News

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Trailers

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Reviews

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Features

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Interviews

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“Memory Is Not Something You Can Trust”: Carla Simón on Romería, Family Stories, and Antonioni

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Podcasts

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