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Quentin Tarantino tells friends he’s even making a film titled The Movie Critic about a Kael-like presence. That would likely be the final movie from the filmmaker, who believes that directors should “hang ‘em up” at the age of 60 … Continued

It would be fair to say that Black Adam was Dwayne “the Rock” Johnson’s attempt to become something larger than life in Hollywood. The action star would have made his mark as a superhero in the DC that was worthy … Continued

Sundance has a well-earned reputation of launching the careers of numerous filmmakers, actors and even the executives making the deals at the festival. It was at Sundance, in 1989, that an unknown director named Steven Soderbergh made his feature directorial … Continued

Guys and Dolls at London’s Bridge Theatre is the latest production to harness the potential of immersive theatre. The pioneers and practitioners of this growing form talk to Anya Ryan about its uses, limits and future possibilities Source: Sit down? … Continued

Mixing two parts maternal melodrama, one part fugitive thriller, and finishing with a precocious, child-actor twist, Nippon TV’s “Mother” format has proven an irresistible international cocktail, driving remake rights and series exports across the globe. Taking a victory lap of … Continued

Cineworld was back in United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas on 8 February to update Judge Marvin Isgur on the status of their ongoing bankruptcy case. Lawyers for the United Kingdom-based company provided an overview of … Continued