Weekend repertory guide for new york: 35mm screenings, restorations, and retrospectives
Explore where to find 35mm prints, a fresh 4K restoration, and curated retrospectives across new york this weekend
Explore where to find 35mm prints, a fresh 4K restoration, and curated retrospectives across new york this weekend
A concise appraisal of Dan Levy’s Netflix series: charming family dynamics meet an uneven crime plot
Explore how television retells history through eight dramas and try the Collider TV Quiz to see what you remember
Céline Dion fans are buzzing after a coordinated teaser campaign in Paris and media reports that point to a fall 2026 residency at Paris La Défense Arena
Mary Beth Hurt, known for her stage work and films such as Interiors and The World According to Garp, died at 79 after a battle with Alzheimer’s
New films to stream this week and a fresh casting breakdown for Netflix’s Rabbit, Rabbit
A background panel in Colleen Doran’s Good Omens graphic novel reproduces a viral 2026 Olympic dance move, showing how modern comics fold internet culture into their artwork
Three festival stories in one: Ebertfest’s last program, Mullum Roots’ headline expansion and SeriesFest’s bold indie pilot slate
Tran Thanh’s Bunny!!, a dark relationship drama that became a domestic sensation, is scheduled to open in a string of international markets following impressive local grosses
Samara Weaving delivers electricity and anguish, yet Ready or Not 2 rarely finds fresh ground beyond its blood-soaked callbacks
Pixar’s Hoppers shows resilience with a modest second-weekend drop while Reminders of Him benefits from strong audience scores, amid industry legal sagas and awards buzz
A concise breakdown of the Best Picture duel, acting momentum, and craft category favorites heading into the Oscars
Explore how george clooney and shailene woodley anchor the descendants with subtle, career-shaping performances in a film that earned major awards and enduring respect
Pixar’s Hoppers is projected to deliver a sizable opening and glowing audience response, while The Bride endures a tepid launch amid mixed reviews and low audience scores
a concise ranking of Karl Urban’s five live-action comic book roles that highlights his range and commitment
A close colleague recalls Tom Noonan’s unforgettable performances and singular creative voice
Fremantle recruits Ben Crompton to lead global entertainment, reflecting a moment when London’s screenings attract buyers and industry consolidation reshapes distribution strategies
A behind-the-scenes conflict erupted when Matt Groening objected to a crossover episode, removed his name from the credits, and took his case public
A concise guide to implementing measurable funnel optimizations that lift performance across paid and organic channels
a roundup of the ADG’s 30th awards winners, special tributes and speeches that underscored industry priorities
I show how a measurement-first funnel optimization approach lifted ROAS and lowered CPA in a tested campaign
I dati ci raccontano una storia interessante: a practical guide to optimize the funnel, improve ROAS, and measure every step of the customer journey
a fresh episode turns the voyager-era Doctor into the emotional heart of star trek: starfleet academy, exploring his past and a student’s fragile future
The Visual Effects Society held its 24th annual ceremony in Los Angeles, with Avatar: Fire and Ash taking seven awards and KPop Demon Hunters collecting key animation trophies
Alison McAlpine’s short film perfectly a strangeness earned a Best Documentary Short Film nomination at the 98th Academy Awards and prompted a revealing dialogue with editor Walter Murch ahead of its Criterion Channel debut