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Amelia Dimoldenberg made Andrew Garfield disappear into oblivion

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Amelia Dimoldenberg made Andrew Garfield disappear into oblivion

The best Date at the chicken shopIt's the ones with guests who endure being forgotten by Amelia Dimoldenberg. Photo Illustration: Vulture; Photo: Amelia Dimoldenberg via YouTube Well, it happened. Andrew Garfield came by Date at the chicken shopAmelia Dimoldenberg's comedy interview show on YouTube, in which she subjects celebrity guests to a simulacra of awkward […]

Review of “Brothers”: Two-Bit Criminals – The New York Times

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Review of “Brothers”: Two-Bit Criminals – The New York Times

For a road trip buddy comedy, aside from all the nonsense, perhaps a greater crime than being unfunny is being boring. That's partly the feeling you get in the R-rated film “Brothers,” which, even with a star-studded cast, seems to run on autopilot at every pit stop. There's the slapstick violence; there is a sexually […]

Sydney Sweeney has joined forces to play Christy Martin

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Sydney Sweeney has joined forces to play Christy Martin

Photo: Amy Sussman/GA//The Hollywood Reporter via Getty Sydney Sweeney has carried heavy burdens. The actress is currently filming an untitled Christy Martin biopic in which Sweeney plays the legendary boxer. On Wednesday, she shared photos from the set that show she's fully committed to getting fucked like hell. “Over the past few months, I have […]

Reheated and not that tasty

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Reheated and not that tasty

Photo: NICOLAS DASSAS/NETFLIX Food for thought is a precious commodity in the idea-hungry content landfill, which is probably one of the reasons for Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia's dystopian allegory The platform started a few years ago. Starting from a brilliantly simple and cruel sci-fi conceit, the Spanish thriller was set entirely in a futuristic prison – a […]

Amy Poehler reacts to 'Inside Out 2' being Beyoncé's best movie of 2024

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Amy Poehler reacts to 'Inside Out 2' being Beyoncé's best movie of 2024

Deleted scene from “Inside Out 2”: Riley messes up at the talent show Watch the original opening of Inside Out 2 (out September 10 on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD), in which Riley competes in a talent show. Amy Poehler can't hold back her emotions when it comes to Beyoncé. Like most of us, […]

Halle Berry explains what the end means

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Halle Berry explains what the end means

“Never Let Go”: Halle Berry is a protective mother in the horror film Halle Berry plays a protective mother who protects her two sons from a dark and invading presence in the survival horror film “Never Let Go”. Warning, spoilers! We discuss imajor plot points and the ending of Everything We Do (in theaters now), […]

Review of “The Substance”: Brilliantly disgusting and disturbed

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Review of “The Substance”: Brilliantly disgusting and disturbed

In the first two hours “The substance” is a well-made, entertaining film. Screenwriter and director Coralie Fargeat treats the audience to a good portion of biting Social commentary on ageism and sexism in Hollywood, with a spoonful of sugar and glitter-soaked body horror. But the film is wonderfully crazy, blood-soaked and inevitably polarizing The third […]

Why there's a random guy named “Bob” in the Thunderbolts* trailer

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Why there's a random guy named “Bob” in the Thunderbolts* trailer

One of my favorite readings of the year is in Richard Linklater’s Killer, when Glen Powell's character Gary comes clean to Adria Arjona's character Madison and explains that he was pretending to be someone else. The moment is capped off by Arjona's hilariously high-pitched voice of “Who the hell what the hell is GARY?!” It's […]

The Penguin plays without Batman, at a very strange time in DC

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The Penguin plays without Batman, at a very strange time in DC

2024 was a strange year for comic book adaptations. While many still claim that superhero fatigue is increasing, Deadpool and Wolverine brought the MCU back to Comic-Con and is currently the highest-grossing film of the year so far, with more than $1.3 billion. That massive number used to be the norm, but is now an […]

What “The Substance” gets wrong about aging

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What “The Substance” gets wrong about aging

Photo: MUBI/Courtesy Everett Collection The substancedirector Coralie Fargeat's new body horror film about the curse of aging in Hollywood is masterfully made. Each image could be installed in a gallery like a work of art. Every cut and sound choice is designed to elicit maximum discomfort in the audience. Everyday noises are blasted into our […]