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Produced by Stephen Curry (who also voices a giraffe), Sony's by-the-numbers animated sports movie reduces inspiration, drive and problem-solving to predictable beats.

Director Gore Verbinski puts an inspired script by Matthew Robinson through its paces as a crazy prophet comes to a diner in search of disciples to help him save the world.

You'll spend your time drawing parallels to Michael Mann's crime classic, even as the bones here — from a novella by Don Winslow — are sturdy enough to get the job done.

With a new 'Wuthering Heights' film in theaters, it's time to revisit the Kate Bush classic that out-sparked SparkNotes — and the other legendary songs inspired by literature.

The Oscar nominee is enjoying the conversation around Perfidia Beverly Hills — and shares her insights as to why the fictional revolutionary does what she does with The Envelope.

Bud Cort, whose performance in the 1971 romance 'Harold and Maude,' helped turn the film into a cult classic, died Wednesday at 77

Following several deals with Spain, Germany and the Middle East, Disney+ is expanding its reach in the U.K. In a new deal with Sky, its content will be fully integrated into the UK streaming platform.

Emerald Fennell, the provocateur of 'Saltburn' and 'Promising Young Woman,' struggles to burn down the screen even with Margot Robbie, Jacob Elordi and a tinderbox of kinks.

We sat down with Jacob Elordi, Margot Robbie and a British director known for taking chances to discuss an Emily Brontë adaptation unlike any attempted before.

Cinematographer Darius Khondji breaks down the climactic ping-pong match in the Oscar-nominated film 'Marty Supreme.'

Nominated for her viral turn as Aunt Gladys in the summer horror hit, Madigan's achievements are scarily rare. We dig into the stats.

We compare this year's 10 best picture nominees with past winners in the category to help understand their paths to Oscar gold.

Nominated for his first Oscar at 73 for playing bluesman Delta Slim, Lindo is living proof of his own mantra: 'It's not where you start, it's where you finish.'

Stars like Leonardo DiCaprio, Timothée Chalamet and Emma Stone rubbed elbows with fellow nominees at the academy's annual Oscar nominees luncheon.

Here are all the arrivals from the annual Oscars nominees lunch, including Kate Hudson and Diane Warren.