How 24 Hour Party People Put an Anarchic Spin on the Music Biopic
Looking back on the 20th anniversary of Michael Winterbottom’s unconventionally honest Factory biopic.
Looking back on the 20th anniversary of Michael Winterbottom’s unconventionally honest Factory biopic.
The Daily Show-featured comedian on his debut directorial feature, busting ingrained White Supremacy myths, and the global parallels in a film about Confederate statues.
Moviegoers are singing “Spidey Bells,” being Scrooges to all other releases, and Other Box Office News.
The Oscar-nominated documentarian and his latest documentary’s beating heart on the trauma of early COVID, the difficulties of filming in the middle of pandemic ground zero, and the humanity which sees us through.
Unsurprisingly, Black Widow is another very good Marvel movie, albeit a frustratingly compromised one.
An almost-unwatchable disaster turns 20.
On the disastrously botched treatment of cinemas, and the floor staff paying for top-level callous incompetence, during the ongoing pandemic.
The awards body of Britain’s proud institution needs to take a good long look in the mirror.
Disney’s 27th Animated Classic, a quietly major turning point in their canon, turns 30 (in the UK).
The streaming giant has inbound competition and is responding by bizarrely freaking the fuck out.