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Netflix recently reopened New York City‘s iconic Paris Theatre for Noah Baumbach’s Marriage Story, and now, the company will make sure it stays open for the foreseeable future. As Deadline reports, Netflix has signed an extended lease agreement for the institution. It’s not clear how long it will last, but for now, the one-screen venue will remain […]
Martin Scorsese has published a piece in the New York Times addressing his recent criticism of Marvel movies. It all started last month when the legendary director did an interview with Empire in which he said Marvel movies weren’t cinema. “I tried, you know? But that’s not cinema,” Scorsese said at the time. “Honestly, the closest I can […]
A few weeks after Martin Scorsese criticized superhero films, people are still being asked about it and therefore people are also still giving their two cents. The latest to respond to the Oscar-winner’s comments were the pair of screenwriters who penned the script for Avengers: Endgame, which started its run with an insane amount of […]
Martin Scorsese has tried—and, ultimately, failed—to find something to love about the glut of comic book blockbusters that typically dominate a theater schedule these days. In an interview with Empire, the critically adored Irishman director was specifically asked about Marvel, to which he argued that MCU entries should be considered something other than cinema. A […]
The first reviews for Todd Phillips’ Joker are pouring in, and it’s safe to say fan anticipation has surged. Following the movie’s premiere at the Venice Film Festival this weekend, critics collectively declared Joker a massive success. The R-rated thriller was particularly praised for straying from the typical formula of comic book films, and instead delivering a gritty, mature story about a societal […]
The popular John Wick franchise will comeback with horseback shootouts in John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum, which arrives May 17. There’ll be more John Wick adventures lasting into the next decade of you let co-star Ian McShane tell it. “Probably in 10 years, John Wick would still be going,” McShane said in an interview with Collider. […]
Jordan Peele‘s sophomore film Us has exceeded expectations According to Deadline, the horror movie is projected to rake in close to $68 million by the time the weekend numbers are counted. This shatters the predictions that Us will generate between $38 million to $50 million after the movie grossed more than $27 million on Friday alone. […]
Although the Lumiere Brothers released the first motion picture in 1895, it took at least 30 years for the first black person, Stepin Fetchit, to earn screen credit. Later, Hattie McDaniel would become the first African-American person to win an Academy Award, and 24 years after that, Sidney Poitier would win his, becoming the first African-American […]
