Sasha Stone, Scott Kernen, and Jeremy Jentzen discuss the Oscar chances of Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s You Can See Everything and what it would take to get it into the various guilds. What ...

Information about David Fincher’s upcoming Netflix film, The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth, has been coming out here ...

Make your voices heard and join me in choosing the winners of the 1960s from the Academy’s nominees in Best Picture, Director, and the acting categories! Jerm’s Rewrite the Oscars: The 1960s! Director ...

Unlike Obsession, which is very much an actor/writer/director-driven film – albeit horror – You Can See Everything isn’t any of these so much, but it is story-driven, even if not scripted and it’s ...

Ann Mills Hornaday was born March 9, 1960, in Iowa City. She was adopted at birth by William R. Hornaday Jr., a urologist, and his wife, the former Mary Mills, who was active in civic and charitable ...

Thanks to Claude AI, we have the percentages. For whatever reason, the era with a variable number (2011-2020) had more acting ...

Several films ruminate on this conundrum: how to measure telling the truth vs. not hurting people. One of the best is Peter Weir’s *The Year of Living Dangerously*, where the lead, Mel Gibson in his ...

The hive mind needs movies to be only about one thing: a magic mirror to tell them they are the fairest of them all. Or they ...

So it’s the power of Taylor Swift, the Academy, and Conan O’Brien vs. Netflix and the Oscar bloggers pushing Guitarricadelafuente. Netflix has reported box office numbers for the first time for La ...

Nathan Fielder and Oppenheim’s masterwork documentary has proven to be an undeniable sensation at this moment. Financially, critically, and artistically, this really is just too big to ignore. With ...

The Pitt, Horsegirls and All Her Fault were among the winners recognized at the ceremony, with The Pitt receiving Best Scripted Series and Best Achievement in Casting Ensemble, Horsegirls receiving ...

It stars Rob Lowe and Nick Nolte and was written by Shapiro, directed by Václav Marhoul, who also directed The Painted Bird. Other stars include Jennifer Jason Leigh, Brad Dourif, Emile Hirsch, Kodi ...