The Best TV Shows & Movies Coming To Netflix In August 2020
Check out the best TV shows and movies coming to Netflix in August 2020, including Jurassic Park, Casino Royale, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
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Now Stream This: 'The Muppet Christmas Carol', 'The Last Black Man In San Francisco', 'The Two Popes', And More Of The Best Movies Streaming
Now Stream This highlights the best movies streaming right now, including The Two Popes, The Muppet Christmas Carol, The Last Black Man in San Francisco, and more.
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The Morning Watch: 'Ratatouille' Storyboard Comparison, 'Stranger Things' Recap & More
In this edition, watch Pixar's Ratatouille storyboard comparison, recap the first two seasons of Stranger Things before the third one, and more.
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The Best TV Shows & Movies Leaving Netflix In December 2017
Check out the full list of TV shows and movies leaving Netflix in December, so you can figure out which ones you need to watch first before they leave.
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'Transformers: Age Of Extinction' Tops 2015 Product Placement Awards
Read the 2015 Product Placement Awards. The movie with the most brands is Transformers: Age of Extinction; the brand featured in the most movies is Apple.
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Independent Spirit Awards Go To 'Birdman,' 'Boyhood,' And 'Nightcrawler'
The Independent Spirit Awards were handed out in Santa Monica this afternoon, and the crop of winners includes two accolades for Nightcrawler, two for Boyhood, and three for Birdman, including Best Feature. Whiplash also did well, and in general the Indie Spirit awards this year lined up very strongly with the Oscar predictions we and many…
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The 12 Biggest Oscar Snubs And Surprises Of 2015, From 'Selma' To 'Inherent Vice'
We expect the Academy Awards nominations to come with a healthy set of surprises, and usually a few snubs. Here's 12 major 2015 Oscar snubs and surprises.
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Producers Guild Nominates 'Boyhood', 'American Sniper'; Snubs 'Selma', 'Unbroken'
Get the full list of 2015 Producers Guild nominations. This year's contenders include Boyhood and Whiplash. Selma and Unbroken were overlooked.
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Watch The 'Anatomy Of A Scene' Series: Directors Discuss 'Birdman, 'Interstellar,' 'Foxcatcher,' More
As it has done in the past, the New York Times offered a great collection of conversations with directors this year, as the Anatomy of a Scene series gave the directors of many films a chance to dissect their approaches to major scenes in films such as Birdman, A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, Interstellar,…
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ACE Editing Award Nominations Highlight 'Whiplash,' 'Nightcrawler,' 'Boyhood'
The Oscar nominations aren't out yet, but we're getting to the point where technical guilds will be announcing their nominations for the best achievements of 2014. The latest set to be released comes from the American Cinema Editors, which this morning revealed nominations for their 65th annual ACE Eddie Awards. The ACE Awards recognize achievements in editing…
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Russ Fischer's Top Ten Films Of 2014
Focus, simplicity and control. As I look back over the films of 2014, the ones that most stay with me are not the sprawling epics or the movies that tried to cram a surplus of ideas or technique into one story. (Sorry, Birdman and Interstellar.) They're the movies, not even necessarily the "small" ones, that…
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Germain's Top Ten Films Of 2014
Everyone has a top ten and this one is Germain Lussier's. One of the writers from Slashfilm.com has compiled his list. Read Germain's Top Ten films 2014.
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/Filmcast Ep. 300 - The Top 10 Films Of 2014
David, Devindra, and Jeff count down their top 10 films of 2014. Thanks for a great year, everyone! We'll see you in 2015. You can always e-mail us at slashfilmcast(AT)gmail(DOT)com, or call and leave a voicemail at 781-583-1993. Also, like us on Facebook! Download or Play Now in your Browser: Subscribe to the /Filmcast: Jeff's…
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Angie's Top 10 Films Of 2014
In box office terms, 2014 wasn't a huge year for film. But in creative terms, it's hard to fault this year's crop. It contained at least one once-in-a-lifetime masterpiece, not to mention one of the greatest horror movies in years, several big-budget franchise-builders that soared way past expectations, and some completely out-of-nowhere gems. As the…
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The Best Reviewed Movies Of 2014: From Wild To The LEGO Movie
A list of the best reviewed movies of 2014 shows everything from big studio blockbusters, computer animated family films and low budget independent films.
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IMDb's Highest Rated Movies Of 2014
Find out the 40 top films on the IMDB best movies of 2014 list. Rated year round by IMDb users, this list provides the largest sampling of public opinion.
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'Birdman' Leads 2015 Screen Actors Guild Awards Nominations, 'Selma' Snubbed
2015 Screen Actors Guild Awards nominations have been announced. Birdman has the most nominations (4) while Selma has been completely shut out.
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The 13 Best Movie Characters Of 2014
Read our list of the 13 best movie characters of 2014, ranging from heroes to villains, from comic relief sidekicks to horrifying bogeymen.
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Here Are Edgar Wright's Top 10 Films Of 2014
What are the Edgar Wright's favorite movies of 2014? He published his list and it's pretty spot on. Read the Edgar Wright Top 10 2014 here.
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25 Movies To Watch During Thanksgiving Weekend 2014
Check out our list of 25 movies to watch this Thanksgiving, from The Hunger Games: Mockingjay to The Imitation Game to The Babadook.
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/Filmcast Ep. 293 - Nightcrawler
David, Devindra, and Jeff review Dan Gilroy's latest, discuss which format you should see Interstellar in, wonder at what kind of world Christopher Nolan is trying to create, and address listener emails about the /Filmcast's format. You can always e-mail us at slashfilmcast(AT)gmail(DOT)com, or call and leave a voicemail at 781-583-1993. Also, like us on Facebook! Download or…
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Interview: 'Nightcrawler' Director Dan Gilroy On Manipulation And Ditching The Character Arc
It's rare to see a directorial debut that is a total home run, but that's Nightcrawler in a nutshell. The film's writer/director, Dan Gilroy, is not, however, some rookie who got lucky. He's been a screenwriter for years, with credits on films like The Fall, Real Steel and The Bourne Legacy. He was the writer…
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'Nightcrawler' Red-Band Trailer: Vulgar Praise Flows For The Excellent Thriller
This Nightcrawler red-band trailer is unusual. Most red-band trailers are restricted because of the language or images contained in the film footage. In this one, most of the foul language comes from critic quotes praising the film. (Though the characters spew a few choice lines, too.) And, yeah, Nightcrawler is great; as bitingly funny as…
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New 'Nightcrawler' TV Spot And Poster: Succinct And Perfectly Seedy
I'm getting to the point where I love the one-minute and even the 30-second trailer. Take Nightcrawler, a film which looks truly great, and about which I've heard nothing but good things since it started doing the festival rounds a few weeks ago. Dan Gilroy's tale of seedy Los Angeles news reporting boasts a lead…
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Fantastic Fest 2014 Announces Films From Studio Ghibli And Sion Sono, And Closing Feature 'Nightcrawler'
This year is the tenth anniversary of Fantastic Fest, and the fest will close with a movie we've been anticipating over the past couple months: Nightcrawler, starring Jake Gyllenhaal as a seedy news reported in Los Angeles. That film was announced today along with a host of other movies, including the new Keanu Reeves film…
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'Nightcrawler' Trailer: Jake Gyllenhaal Makes A Living Off Blood And Death
Nightcrawler stars Jake Gyllenhaal as a guy who discovers that his intense work ethic and lightweight moral sense combine to make him a talent in the field of shooting bottom-feeding TV news. Initially unsuccessful in his job hunt, a chance encounter with a news team led by Bill Paxton leads Gyllenhaal's character to start gathering news…
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