Can movie stars stay cool forever? That seems to be the big existential question underscoring the clever, impeccably directed if rather flimsy action comedy Wolfs , which reunites Brad Pitt and George Clooney, who most memorably chummed it up together in the Ocean’s trilogy. Back then they were two of the biggest actors on the
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‘The White House Effect’ Review: A Limited but Convincing Doc Captures a Key Moment in the Climate Change Debate
The Fien Print Using only archival footage, directors Bonni Cohen, Pedro Kos and Jon Shenk lay out how George H.W. Bush went from promising to be the environmental president to … not. ‘The White House Effect’ Logo text The White House Effect, Bonni Cohen, Pedro Kos and Jon Shenk’s new documentary, doesn’t make viewers wait
Fatman Scoop Dead After Collapsing Onstage: DJ Was 53
Fatman Scoop, the Grammy-winning DJ, hype man and radio personality, died after collapsing onstage this weekend. He was 53. Fatman Scoop, real name Isaac Freeman III, collapsed on Friday while performing at Town Center Park in Hamden, Connecticut, per video obtained by TMZ . His family announced his death on Saturday morning, but gave no
‘Conclave’ Review: Ralph Fiennes Gives a Career-Best Performance in Edward Berger’s Gripping Vatican-Set Drama
Director Edward Berger, who made one of the best movies of 2022 with a vivid adaptation of All Quiet on the Western Front , shifts gears rewardingly to a movie set almost entirely inside the Vatican. Conclave, adapted from the popular novel by Robert Harris, demonstrates Berger’s versatility and also offers one of the best
Harmony Korine Puffs Cigar, Talks Inspiration for First-Person Shooter Art Film ‘Baby Invasion’: “You’re Starting to See Hollywood Crumble Creatively”
Harmony Korine, puffing a cigar and flanked by an artistic collaborator wearing a neon ski mask, brought his signature antic energy to Italy’s Venice Film Festival Saturday as he discussed his latest video game-inspired art film Baby Invasion. The project, which Korine took pains to emphasize isn’t really a “film” at all, follows a group
‘Nickel Boys’ Review: RaMell Ross’ Remarkable Colson Whitehead Adaptation Takes Risks That Pay Off
RaMell Ross’ arresting narrative debut Nickel Boys does not, like the Colson Whitehead novel on which it’s based, begin with an exhumation. It opens, instead, with signs of life: oranges dangling from the branches of a tree; a hand caressing the grass, a beckoning voice calling “Elwood, Elwood, Elwood” like a song. Details like these