Now Stream This highlights the best movies streaming right now, including Booksmart, Mikey and Nicky, Inside Out, Creed II, The Souvenir, and more.
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Newton Thomas Siegel shot movies like Drive, Three Kings and X-Men, and here he explains the difference between camera lenses and what they accomplish.
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There's a Mondo Avengers Infinity War poster debuting at San Diego Comic-Con, and Nicolas Winding Refn's Drive gets some stylish new prints too.
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(Welcome to /Response, the companion piece to our /Answers series and a space where /Film readers can chime in and offer their two cents on a particular question.) Earlier this week, the /Film team wrote about our favorite movie vehicles. We then opened the floor to our readers: what is your favorite cinematic mode of transportation? And you let…
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(Welcome to /Response, the companion piece to our /Answers series and a space where /Film readers can chime in and offer their two cents on a particular question.) Earlier this week, the /Film team wrote about their favorite car chases in movie history. We then opened the floor to our readers: what is your favorite movie car chase? And…
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In the latest edition of /Answers, the /Film team and special guest F. Gary Gray talk about the best movie car chases.
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Mondo has released a couple new pieces of collectible artwork, including a new Drive print by Rory Kurtz and two prints of The Aviator by Jonathan Burton.
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Crimson Peak is not the first time a marketing team has chosen to sell a completely different movie. Let's look back at 15 movies with misleading trailers.
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The film Drive gets a new soundtrack in the UK for one night only, as the BBC will broadcast a re-scored version of the movie.
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Is your pop culture art collection cluttered with too many huge movie posters? Do you have a full stack of 27 x 40 inch paper laying around and not enough wall space to display? Are you looking for something smaller, more tasteful but still as awesome and exciting? Mike Mitchell is here to help. Mitchell…
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Any time artist Tyler Stout releases a print, it's an event. When he has his own gallery show, it's a happening. Friday night in Austin for SXSW, the artist behind such memorable Mondo posters as Akira, the Star Wars trilogy and Kill Bill was on hand for a two-man show with Australian artist Ken Taylor. Stout…
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From the instant the film was released, the soundtrack to Drive became a cult phenomenon. The mix of catchy pop-rock and the pulse-pounding score by Cliff Martinez gave Nicolas Winding-Refn's intense thriller an unmistakably cool feeling. That's the kind of feeling Mondo loves, and almost exactly one year ago, they announced they'd be releasing the soundtrack on limited…
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These days, animation isn't as defined by age as it once was. Once upon a time, a Disney movie was only thought to be for kids. But recently, Pixar has tackled mature themes, the humor of South Park has become a cultural institution, Star Wars is an animated TV series, comic book characters have cartoons and thanks…
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We were pretty big fans of Nicolas Winding Refn's film Drive around these parts, but is there room for another chapter in the story of Ryan Gosling's driver? James Sallis, who wrote the novel upon which Drive was based, has written a sequel called Driven. And now he says a film is in development based…
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For some music lovers, vinyl LPs never stopped being an ideal way to listen to music. Stick to CDs or MP3s if you like, but I'll continue to nurture my own enthusiasm for the large cover art and physical interaction with LPs. Last year, I reluctantly bought a digital copy of the score for Nicolas…
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Meryl Streep prevented the cast and crew of The Artist from a total sweep of the major categories at this year's British Academy Film Awards, presented by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) and commonly called the BAFTAs. Streep won Best Actress for playing former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in The…
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The Oscars aren't for a few weeks but the BAFTA's are Sunday February 12. And while the Oscars are usually symbolized by that iconic gold statue, each year the BAFTA's let artists interpret their Best Picture nominees. This year is no different. After the jump, check out the five images designed by Eda Akaltun & StudioSmall…
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Nicolas Winding Refn's suspenseful and cool character piece, Drive, was recently named the best film of 2011 by the Alamo Drafthouse. Add that to the fact the film was just released on Blu-ray (with a lame cover), and that Mondo is on a kick of releasing more current films (Kill List, anyone?) and it makes perfect sense that…
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We've made no secret about our love for Nicolas Winding Refn's beautifully moody thriller Drive, and we know that many of our readers fell for it as well. So for a lot of you, the following clip of the first seven minutes of the film won't really be a "first look" so much as a…
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Early this morning the BAFTA nominations were announced, after a couple rounds of 'longlist' reveals. One of the big Oscar frontrunners, The Artist, walked away with 12 nominations, including Best Film, Director, Original Screenplay, Leading Actor and Leading Actress. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy gets a moment in the sun with 11 nominations -- not really…
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Last year, Quentin Tarantino released a list of what he called the best films of 2011. This year he has repeated the list-making effort, and Tarantino's list of the best eleven films of 2011 is out now. (Or best twelve films, really, since there is a tie in one position.) Along with that comes a…
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How much of The Avengers has Tom Hiddleston seen? What does The Amazing Spider-Man have to do with Drive? Which superhero actor did the people vote as being better than Thor and Captain America this year? When might we see the next trailer for The Dark Knight Rises? Which adjective does Stan Lee use to…
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It's no secret that the Alamo Drafthouse is the best theater chain in the country. Sure, it's small, but the passion they have to create the perfect environment to watch a movie is unparalleled. Case in point, their hugely popular No Texting public service announcements, incredible in-theater food selection, stunning repertory screenings and so much more.…
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With just days to go until the end of 2011 (Where did the year go???), legendary film critic Roger Ebert has announced his top 20 movies of the year. Just as you'd expect from Ebert, his list runs the gamut from mainstream blockbusters to more obscure foreign or arthouse projects -- with enough in the…
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I don't know that I'd put much money on this ever becoming a film, but if you were enough of a fan of Nicolas Winding Refn's film Drive that you have to find out what might happen to the main character at some point in the future, a novel scheduled for April release will deliver…
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Every year during awards season, The Hollywood Reporter somehow organizes the schedules of basically every single actor, actress, writer and director of the year's best films to sit down and discuss them. This, in itself, is pretty spectacular. What's even better is they release the videos of the full conversations so we can watch. For…
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The Oscars for movies made for under $20 million, the Independent Spirit Awards, announced their 2012 nominees Tuesday morning. Leading the pack with the most nominations were Jeff Nichols' Michael Shannon-centric Take Shelter and Michel Hazanavicius' black and white silent film The Artist. Those two will compete for the big award, Best Feature Film, with…
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