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Viewers are increasingly frustrated by the pervasive darkness and poor lighting in modern films and TV, making it difficult to see on-screen action. This trend, affecting major productions from Game of Thrones to Wicked, stems from evolving camera technology, stylistic preferences for realism and immersion, and even streaming platform mandates, contrasting sharply with the vibrant visuals of earlier cinema.
Discover why the 2012 indie rom-com 'Stuck in Love,' featuring a star-studded cast, has become a cherished, unofficial Thanksgiving classic for one viewer, celebrating the awkward in-between moments of life and inspiring personal growth.
Harry Melling, known as Dudley Dursley, spills on his BDSM transformation for the romcom 'Pillion,' where he plays a submissive traffic warden. Alongside co-star Alexander Skarsgård and director Harry Lighton, he discusses intense research, adapting a transgressive novella, and the film's unapologetic celebration of the kink community.
Despite featuring major A-list actors like Margot Robbie, Dwayne Johnson, and Julia Roberts, numerous non-franchise films have bombed at the box office this fall, signaling a significant shift in audience engagement, with only massive, critically acclaimed productions like Leonardo DiCaprio's 'One Battle After Another' seeing moderate success, often still struggling to profit.
Initially met with mixed critical reviews, Christopher Nolan's 2014 sci-fi epic 'Interstellar' has, 11 years later, transcended its early reception to become a global phenomenon and the internet's most beloved film. This article explores its dedicated fanbase, who engage in countless repeat viewings and Imax screenings, and delves into the reasons behind its enduring appeal, from its profound emotional depth and scientific ambition to its prescient themes, ultimately leading to a significant re-evaluation of its artistic and cultural importance.
Bradley Cooper's 'Is This Thing On?' stars Will Arnett as a recently divorced man who, to avoid a bar cover, stumbles into stand-up comedy and discovers a surprising talent. Alongside Laura Dern as his ex-wife, the film is an endearing rom-com exploring midlife self-discovery, new hobbies, and the complex, evolving dynamic between two people post-separation.
The article delves into the chaotic and opulent filming of Edward Berger's 'Ballad of a Small Player' in Macau, starring Colin Farrell as a thief and Tilda Swinton as his eccentric pursuer. It explores Macau's unique blend of kitsch and serious gambling culture, the challenges of adapting Lawrence Osborne's novel, and the actors' insights into their complex roles amidst the city's surreal backdrop.
A new review slams 'Tron: Ares,' calling the sci-fi threequel 'mind-bendingly dull' and 'pointless.' Despite featuring Jared Leto, Greta Lee, and Jodie Turner-Smith, the film is criticized for its lifeless plot, uninspired performances, and failing to capture the pioneering spirit of the original 'Tron,' feeling more like a screensaver than an actual movie.
Film director Scott Cooper and writer Warren Zanes reveal the making of 'Deliver Me from Nowhere,' a biopic focusing on Bruce Springsteen's 1982 album 'Nebraska,' detailing Springsteen's unprecedented approval, the challenges of adapting the solitary creative process to film, and actor Jeremy Allen White's demanding portrayal of The Boss.
A collection of anecdotes from actors and directors who worked with Robert Redford, revealing the man behind the icon.
