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If the Super Bowl was available — and measured — worldwide.

Cinephile interest can't compete with a sexy shirtless snowman come to life.

Bob Fosse's self-critical and self-aggrandizing musical remains one of the most fascinating and entertaining autobiographies ever put on film.

The Criterion Closet is a sacred place for many, but Pope found himself particularly moved as he selected films like "Do the Right Thing" and "One Night in Miami."

'Brat' summer meets fascist fall with an episode that balanced ridiculous humor and biting political satire.

Director Shannon Tindle and ILM VFX supervisor Hayden Jones geek out about creating dazzling impact frames when landing punches and a stylized water design inspired by "Porco Rosso."

But will multiple Oscar nominations follow? Ariana Grande looks good for Supporting Actress.

Capturing chaos required meticulous planning: "You're lighting every scene of the movie on day one — every light in the ceiling, every light on the stage, every practical lamp, every elevator button."

Lev Kalman and Whitney Horn's latest synth-fueled odyssey is a meandering coral conspiracy that never gets weird enough to justify its lack of focus.

The "Blue Lagoon" ripoff that introduced Phoebe Cates to movie screens and spent years as a late night cable TV staple is back in print for the first time in 25 years.

Documentary director Kathryn Ferguson and Bogart's son, Stephen Humphrey, tell IndieWire about combing through countless hours of footage to construct the story of his life, personal and professional.

The Oscar-winning writer/director/actor wants to give Kendall Roy a queer twist.

Director Wes Ball, Visual Effects Supervisor Erik Winquist, and star Kevin Durand discuss the nuances and beauty of performance capture technology in a chat moderated by VP, Features Strategy Chris O'Falt.

Gia Coppola's latest film, which earned rave reviews after premiering at TIFF, opens nationwide on January 10.

Exclusive: Co-directors Matt and Greg Romano navigate the challenges of self-identity in aptly-titled "The Romano Twins," which debuted at the Fort Lauderdale Film Festival.