Asa Butterfield plays Hugo’s orphaned protagonist, Hugo Cabret, as a classic Martin Scorsese hero: He steals and shuns authority; he hides in the clockworks of a giant train station in 1930s Paris, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Only John Waters could pull off emceeing a New York Film Festival double feature of Gaspar Noé’s abrasive acid trip “Climax” and ...

The Best Picture nominee Train Dreams features a rarity in Western fiction: a protagonist with little agency and even less interior life. Where most stories, especially American stories about men, the ...

Despite its visual splendor and the best efforts of its two appealing stars, ‘A Big Bold Beautiful Journey’ isn’t big or bold, but totally inert. Filmmaker Kogonada’s first two films, ‘Columbus’ (2017 ...

From the mesmeric Sinners to Paul Thomas Anderson's latest masterpiece, One Battle After Another, the early predictions for next year's Academy Awards are starting to take shape, and it looks as if ...

What can I say, I’m a sucker for fantastical period pieces featuring Jacob Elordi, such as last year’s “Frankenstein.” So naturally, I was looking forward to Emerald Fennell’s adaptation of ...

There are plenty of beautiful movies which don't get the attention they deserve. This is sometimes because their visuals are so experimental and confronting that they don't appeal to large audiences.

That being said, a healthy dose of magical realism can provide a pleasant vacation from this personal tendency. The right tone has to be struck, like a specific key for a specific lock, but a proper ...

'70s Week: Waters talks the shocking Italian classic "that people were insane from" and how Pasolini's horrific, anti-fascist vision figures into his own art-meets-exploitation-film aesthetic. (As ...