1. crime
    Prosecutors Say Alec Baldwin Had ‘Absolutely No Control’ Over Emotions on Rust“And absolutely no concern for how his conduct affects those around him.”
  2. encounter
    David Krumholtz’s True Hollywood StoriesThe Oppenheimer actor wasn’t invited to the Oscars, but he’s still got a lot on his plate.
  3. maest-go
    Bradley Cooper Almost Left Place Beyond the Pines Over RewritesIn an alternate timeline, he was nowhere near the pines.
  4. oo ah ah!
    Will Monkey Man Become a Money Man?Patel’s directorial debut competes with another ape, Godzilla x Kong.
  5. movie review
    Monkey Man Is a Solid Action Thriller, But It Clearly Wants to Be MoreDev Patel’s directorial debut has amazing fight scenes, but it also overdoses on religious imagery and mythical overtones.
  6. movie review
    Behold, an Actually Good Omen MovieIt’s also, not unlike the very-similar Immaculate, surprisingly topical, reflecting back societal fears in the form of genre thrills.
  7. movie review
    With The Old Oak, Ken Loach Goes Out on a Hopeful NoteIn the director’s final film, the people of a dying English town and a group of Syrian refugees discover they have more in common than they realize.
  8. oscars 2024
    Joaquin Phoenix and More Support Jonathan Glazer’s Oscars Speech in Open Letter“Their attacks on Glazer are a dangerous distraction from Israel’s escalating military campaign,” the letter read.
  9. timeline
    How Did Monkey Man Swing From Netflix to Universal?A timeline of the Dev Patel passion project’s many delays and production troubles, and the rumors about why Netflix dropped it.
  10. now streaming
    The 12 Best Movies and TV Shows to Watch This WeekendYes, including an earthquake movie.
  11. coming soon
    Law Roach, Clear Your Schedule for the Dune 3 Press TourDenis Villeneuve’s Dune 3 is in the works.
  12. movie review
    There’s Really Nothing Else Like The BeastLéa Seydoux and George MacKay are doomed lovers over three lifetimes in Bertrand Bonello’s haunting movie.
  13. vulture lists
    Please, Mr. Postman: 20 Essential Movies About LettersWicked Little Letters joins a surprisingly wide canon of movies about the joys of correspondence.
  14. say ‘hunk’ again
    The Hunks Du Jour Need to Start Having Fun on Instagram AgainWe have the report cards and the curve isn’t looking so… hot.
  15. trailer mix
    Interplanet Janet Is Over, Janet Planet Is My New Best FriendAnnie Baker’s debut film looks like it will make you cry one single, beautiful tear.
  16. ‘welcome to my nightmare!’
    Why Was The Abyss a Flop?Critics and audiences rejected James Cameron’s underwater “nightmare” in 1989. But its imperfections only add to its deranged grandeur.
  17. future cinematrix category
    Going Down the ‘Spider-Man to Tennis Pipeline’Kirsten Dunst, Emma Stone, Zendaya. Three Spider-love interests, three tennis movies.
  18. the thing is
    Julia Garner Joins the Fantastic Four PolyculeBut who’s voicing H.E.R.B.I.E.?
  19. coming soon
    Warner Bros. Is Booting Up The Matrix 5 Directed by Drew Goddard and executive produced by Lana Wachowski.
  20. in conversation
    The One and Only Benedict WongSpy. Scientist. Sorcerer Supreme. Finally, with 3 Body Problem, the actor plays someone like himself.
  21. celebrity memoirs
    Rebel Wilson Memoir Has More Than Just Sacha Baron Cohen DramaLike her one-sided beef with Adele.
  22. best of 2024
    The Best Movies of 2024 (So Far)A violent swashbuckling-adventure film, a brilliant comedy, an epic-scale blockbuster, and more.
  23. vulture lists
    Makoto Shinkai’s Weepiest, Wettest, Most Intricately Animated MoviesA ranking of the anime filmmaker’s major works.
  24. backstories
    ‘Look at Me Like a Human Boy!’An oral history of Clifford, the 1994 cult comedy about a deranged little boy played by Martin Short.
  25. movies
    The Beatific Imperfection of Keanu Reeves in The MatrixHe invented a new kind of action star.
  26. squashed
    Sydney Sweeney Is Not Starring in That Johnny Depp MovieHer reps confirms she’s not going to be in the upcoming thriller Day Drinker.
  27. vulture lists
    Every Steve Martin Movie, RankedMartin’s filmography reveals a renaissance man, from manic absurdist to menacing enigma to delightful dad to endearing love interest.
  28. movie review
    A Sad-Eyed Josh O’Connor Goes Tomb-Raiding in the Lovely, Mysterious La ChimeraAlice Rohrwacher’s playful, rambling new film follows a man who robs graves to find his way into the next world.
  29. rip
    Louis Gossett Jr., Oscars’ First Black Supporting Actor Winner, Dead at 87His role as Fiddler in 1977’s Roots also earned him an Emmy.
  30. movie review
    Wicked Little Letters Should’ve Been for the SickosThere’s a great psychosexual drama lurking inside this otherwise serviceable trifle starring Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley.
  31. phonetics
    FYI, the ‘x’ in Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire Is SilentWe got an email about it.
  32. trapper training
    Dan Stevens on What It Takes to Be King Kong’s DentistThe Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire star assures you that your Titan is “in great hands” with him.
  33. movies
    How The Matrix Got MadeWith the 25th anniversary of The Matrix, here’s a timeline of how the franchise and pop-culture phenomenon came to be, and what happened next.
  34. movie review
    A Gore-Soaked Spectacle of Depravity and PainYou can practically smell the Asphalt City director chain-smoking behind the camera, muttering about spitting in the face of humanity.
  35. what’s the deal
    Jerry Seinfeld Directs a High-Concept Movie About How Pop-Tarts Are Kinda CoolAccording to all known laws of gastronomy, there is no way that a tart should be able to pop.
  36. vulture lists
    Every Guy Ritchie Movie, RankedA look back at the tough-guy director’s long career.
  37. movie review
    Did We Really Need Kaiju to Get All Cute?Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire doesn’t deliver the giant-monster goods, but it does make its creatures disconcertingly adorable.
  38. one love
    The Flattening of Bob Marley’s RadicalismThe biopic One Love continues a long tradition of downplaying the late reggae star’s lifelong commitment to the liberation of Black people.
  39. trailer mix
    Emma Stone and Yorgos Lanthimos Are Already Back With Another OneKinds of Kindness is the pair’s second movie in a year.
  40. coming soon
    We’ve Got More Pics of the Bob Dylan BiopicTimothée Chalamet and Edward Norton got folked up to film A Complete Unknown.
  41. take it outside
    Stop Asking Road House’s Arturo Castro to Introduce You to Conor McGregor“Like, I’m not going to make an introduction — unless it’s for a fee!”
  42. dream date
    Nicholas Galitzine Is Not Your Average HeartthrobThe actor can play himbo, Prince Charming, and Gen-Z queer icon — sometimes all at once. Now, he’s coming for moms.
  43. vulture recommends
    How D.E.B.S. Became a Queer Cult Classic20 years since its release, Angela Robinson’s spy parody still provides what so many lesbian movies do not: fun!
  44. her web connects them all
    The Complete History of Dakota Johnson: Agent of Chaos“I’m not breaking any silence. I’m just talking.”
  45. box office
    Late Night with the Devil Made $666,666 at the Box OfficeHopefully Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire snagging the top spot is enough to ward off the evil spirits.
  46. let’s go crazy
    Ryan Coogler Is Making a Prince Jukebox Musical MovieWho’s going to play Mr. McGee?
  47. box office
    Ghostbusters’s Box Office Opening Weekend Is Frozen in 2021Frozen Empire is estimated to gross about the same amount of money as Afterlife did three years ago.
  48. gold rush
    Who’s the Most Overdue for an Oscar Right Now?For some, the most-nominated people are the ones who “deserve” to win. But that’s an awfully clinical way of looking at this! Ever heard of vibes?
  49. movie review
    Netflix’s Shirley Chisholm Biopic Never Matches the Power of Its SubjectThe Regina King-starring drama about the first Black woman presidential candidate doesn’t do its subject (or the star who plays her) justice.
  50. lawsuits
    Amateur Filmmakers Settle With ScorseseOver claims that they paid the director $500,000 to consult on a film — only for him to neglect his duties.
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