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The long-awaited sequel is nearly here—and based on a new trailer, the tailoring is not messing around.

From In the Cut to Zodiac to Task and this week's Crime 101, you can count on him to do something memorable with a lawman part, no matter how big or small.

A look back at the highs and lows of the original Marvel blockbuster franchise, whose merry mutants will merge with the MCU in this year's Avengers: Doomsday.

The Moment is a quasi-ironic meta-movie that can't quite figure out what to say about its subject, but nails at least one deserving target.

But if you've never watched the First Lady get on and off a plane, Brett Ratner's got a movie for you.

After flying high in Top Gun: Maverick and saving the universe in Marvel’s Thunderbolts*, the actor wanted to go naturalistic on his next project. Enter The Testament of Ann Lee—an eccentric period drama which forced him to face some long-gestating anxieties.

The director and producer has now collected all four of the highest honors in show business—but it didn't happen overnight.

After a yearslong delay that raised plenty of questions about the franchise’s future, the 11th installment has finally landed a release date.

Big-screen espionage might have peaked back when spies had a Cold War to fight, but in these modern spy thrillers, the spirit of classic spycraft lives on.

Over 42 years, the venerable festival has launched indie hits from Reservoir Dogs and Clerks to Past Lives. As Sundance kicks off its 42nd year—and its final Park City, Utah installment—we've ranked the all-time best of the fest.

A new TV spot for Christopher Nolan's upcoming epic just revealed the Houston rapper has a full speaking part.

His Oscar nomination for Sinners was a nice surprise—but it's also long-overdue recognition for an actor whose brilliant work the Academy's been overlooking for decades.

It's become an award that exists solely to honor people's desire to win it. There's got to be a better way.

We spoke with the face of Dior Homme Intense about his prolific acting streak, his evolving fashion instincts, and his love of 100 Gecs.

After O’Connell’s brilliant sicko turn in 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, writes GQ columnist Frazier Tharpe, it’s time somebody called our guy up to the villain big leagues.

Ralph Fiennes is screaming in front of the Bone Temple for an amazing reason.