Month: August 2025

Sony Pictures Classics has taken North American rights to Pedro Almodóvar‘s Bitter Christmas, continuing their long run with the Oscar winner. The movie follows Elsa, an advertising director whose mother dies during a long December holiday. She works non-stop and, without realizing, doesn’t give herself time to mourn her mother’s absence. After a moment of

I’d like to pretend like I saw the success of Kpop Demon Hunters before most people. When I added the film to my weekly column of things worth watching on streaming, back before the film came out in June, I had never heard of it. I watched the trailer and thought it looked like fun,

The Forge is taking domestic rights to Kristen Stewart‘s feature directorial debut The Chronology of Water, which made its world premiere in the spring at the Cannes Film Festival. The Forge will release The Chronology of Water theatrically in North America this December in an awards-qualifying run, followed by a wider release in early January.

Bruce Willis is one of the most beloved modern-day action heroes for his roles in classic movies like Die Hard, The Sixth Sense and 12 Monkeys, and fans were devastated when he was forced to retire from acting due to his health. Since the actor was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia in 2023, his wife Emma

Do you know what “Old Hollywood” is? Basically, it spanned from the late ‘20s to the early ‘60s, and the 1956 movie, Giant, which stars Elizabeth Taylor, Rock Hudson, and James Dean, is often considered to be at the tail end of the era. Now, a lot of these classic movies are in black and

EXCLUSIVE: Fathom Entertainment‘s 35th anniversary rerelease of New Line’s 1990 movie Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cleared a good first week of $3.3 million, and exhibitors have asked, and will now receive, a second week of play of the costumed character pic. But there’s more: Given the excitement over the first movie based on the Eastman

If you spend any time on the set of a major studio movie, you recognize that one key ingredient in the whole filmmaking process is patience. There is a lot of repetition, with multiple takes are respectively executed from different angles, and there is a whole lot of time in between setups as different departments

Updated: Two major global milestones were crossed this weekend as Warner Bros/DC’s Superman passed the six-century mark — at $604.5M through Sunday — and Apple Original Films’ F1, via WB, also pushed the needle past $600M, reaching $603.4M through today.  It’s notable that Superman is seeing the majority of its money coming from domestic ($347M)