Film

The ‘Aussie bruiser’ is in nearly every frame and seems to be tapping into a kind of male movie star we’ve lost: A powerhouse performance, viscerally evocative of Redford, Paul Newman and Clint Eastwood.

George Clooney is Jay Kelly, but he’s also not. When it comes to playing a famous movie star, the two are inseparable. The superstar talks to The Nightly about his latest film.

Don’t be a slave to the algorithm. You can reward yourself with actually good Christmas movies that won’t make you feel like you just ate a ton of fast food that makes you bloated and unsatisfied. 

Netflix has emerged as the likely winner of the three-horse race to buy Warner Bros in a deal worth tens of billions of dollars. The transaction will rock Hollywood.

They might be some of the most watched movies this week but by the time your tree comes down, you’ll have completely forgotten they exist.

Rami Malek is all about completely immersing himself into a scene, but there was a moment in Nuremberg, which stars Russell Crowe as Hermann Goring, which caused him to hit his limit.

You will not be surprised to learn that many of his picks are violent spectacles.

Rian Johnson’s third Knives Out movie has gothic vibes, an impossible mystery, and the comfort of the answers you seek.

Jafar Panahi has twice been thrown in prison by the Iranian government. A frontrunner to win an Oscar this year, he is again facing time behind bars.

Who are your real friends when everyone wants something from you? Lurker explores the murky dynamics of being famous.

Even though videos of movie stars are clocking up millions of views, world-famous celebrities can’t do a critical part of their jobs - convert their popularity into tickets.

Brett Ratner, who faced six allegations of sexual misconduct in 2017, which he denied, could be making his comeback thanks to Donald Trump’s intervention.

Zootopia is so layered with jokes, references and sophisticated emotional and thematic beats, it feels like it was made for adults.

The bids have closed in the sale of Hollywood studio Warner Bros. We take a look at what each of the potential buyers - Netflix, Paramount and Comcast - have to gain.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: It was an award winning box office smash hit. But its real shining quality has to do with its animation.