Emma Watson has turned 34 years old, and she celebrated her birthday with some great portraits of herself.

Eternals star Angelina Jolie posed with the insects for a very good cause.

Close collaborators to the late Black Panther star remembered him by discussing his work.

It's only about 7 to 8 months until the next Mission: Impossible, but who's counting?

Every year around Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. day, I get annoyed. I love that we celebrate the life and work of Dr. King, but I hate that his image is reduced into something that it wasn’t. He becomes cuddly Dr. King, a representative for peace and love that never made any white person uncomfortable. America was racist, Dr. King gave his “I Have a Dream” speech, and racism was over. That kind of childish view is why a documentary like Sam Pollard’s new documentary MLK/FBI is so essential. It shows King as a political actor working …

Criterion has added a stunning and powerful recent release to its hallowed collection: Céline Sciamma's Portrait of a Lady on Fire. Sciamma's fourth feature stars Noémie Merlant and Adèle Haenel as two young women, one an artist and the other the subject of her latest commission, who find themselves slowly but surely drawn into the depths of a passionate, brief love affair which will stay with them for the rest of their lives. There is much to take in and contemplate with Portrait of a Lady on Fire, chiefly the powerful final scene which essentially …

Steven Spielberg made a 9/11 movie without calling it a 9/11 movie. Released in the summer of 2005, War of the Worlds was overshadowed by its tent-pole release date and the personal drama surrounding star Tom Cruise (this was around the time of the couch thing on Oprah). The film was still a hit grossing $603 million worldwide, but it was also a film that was at turns deeply disturbing and further toyed with the audience in its controversial third act when Ray Ferrier (Cruise) and his daughter Rachel (Dakota Fanning) run into the unstable Harlan Ogilvy (…

Question: What's as weird as, if not weirder than, a David Lynch joint? Answer: The prize for a David Lynch charity auction. In an effort to help provide coronavirus frontline workers Transcendental Meditation (a practice Lynch is known for advocating), you can enter an Omaze charity auction. Up for grabs? A virtual coffee chat with Lynch -- where he'll be drawing your portrait the entire time. [caption id="attachment_590461" align="alignright" width="350"] Image via FX[/caption] Yep, you read that right, and yep, it's incredible. The more you pay, the more chances you have at this incredible, …

Question: What's as weird as, if not weirder than, a David Lynch joint? Answer: The prize for a David Lynch charity auction. In an effort to help provide coronavirus frontline workers Transcendental Meditation (a practice Lynch is known for advocating), you can enter an Omaze charity auction. Up for grabs? A virtual coffee chat with Lynch -- where he'll be drawing your portrait the entire time. [caption id="attachment_590461" align="alignright" width="350"] Image via FX[/caption] Yep, you read that right, and yep, it's incredible. The more you pay, the more chances you have at this incredible, …

This may be great news or terrible news, depending on how much you can handle searing, red-hot yearning romance while cooped up under isolation. Neon announced that Portrait of a Lady on Fire will hit Hulu tonight, March 26, at midnight PT. (So, technically March 27. You know the deal.) Cinema’s greatest love story, PORTRAIT OF A LADY ON FIRE, debuts tonight at midnight PST, exclusively on @hulu. VOD launches April. pic.twitter.com/rWjKX0zs9j — NEON (@neonrated) March 26, 2020 Director Céline Sciamma's film started racking up acclaim pretty much the moment it hit the screen …

Rian Johnson also talks about this cool little extra for the fans.

You can’t see the Invisible Man, but writer/director Leigh Whannell makes sure you can’t miss the theme of his new horror film. Whereas James Whale’s 1933 original was a fun, cheesy romp about a crazy guy who happened to turn himself invisible, Whannell’s The Invisible Man is all about the recognizable horror of how domestic abuse functions. Whannell cleverly recognizes that when abuse happens behind closed doors it affects not only the victim’s body but their sense of reality. The sci-fi elements move the plot along, but all of the tension comes from …

With Sundance 2020 set to begin next week, I’m happy to announce Collider is once again going back to Park City, Utah to cover one of the best film festivals on the planet. Like previous years, we’re going to be posting news from Park City as it happens and we’ll also have tons of reviews and interviews. Last year, we took the festival to the next level by partnering up with Kia and A-List Communications for a Portrait and Media Studio at the Kia Supper Suite and had tons of filmmakers and actors stop by. Since …

Twitch streamer ShyBear is banned without actually violating Twitch's terms of service, and has since taken to Twitter to make her case.

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Her royal highness, Queen Elizabeth unveiled a historic new portrait of her with the three male heirs to welcome in the New Year with a bang.

The acclaimed French film Portrait of a Lady on Fire has been added to Collider’s FYC Screening Series at ArcLight Hollywood. On Wednesday, January 8, there will be a post-screening Q&A with writer-director Celine Sciamma and her leading ladies Noemie Merlant and Adele Haenel. This is a beautiful film about a forbidden romance, and the cinematography by Claire Mathon is absolutely gorgeous, so don't miss this one on the big screen. To buy tickets, click here. Portrait of a Lady on Fire just hit theaters, so word of mouth is still spreading. It won'…

Scandal season 7 tied up a lot of loose ends but its final shot of Olivia Pope’s portrait in the National Portrait Gallery was cunningly cryptic.

Dorian Gray was one of many literary monsters who appeared in Penny Dreadful and the eventual reveal of his portrait was suitably shocking.

The trailer for Waves features voiceover from early on in the film when a pastor incorporates 1 Corinthians 13 in his sermon; “Love is patient. Love is kind. Love is not rude. It doesn’t boast. Love also forgets wrong.” It can be very difficult to forgive but when all we have is now, why close the door to the freedom and growth that forgiveness can unlock? The depths writer-director Trey Edward Shults achieves while exploring that concept in two hours and 15 minutes is eye-opening and downright astounding. The movie begins by putting the spotlight on Kelvin …