Now Stream This: 'The Fountain', 'Thor: Ragnarok', 'Lady Bird', 'I, Tonya' And More
Now Stream This highlights the best movies streaming right now, including The Fountain, Thor: Ragnarok, Lady Bird, The Limey, I, Tonya and more.
Read MoreNow Stream This highlights the best movies streaming right now, including The Fountain, Thor: Ragnarok, Lady Bird, The Limey, I, Tonya and more.
Read MoreWelcome new /Film writer Ben Pearson to the site by counting down his top 15 favorite movies of all time!
Read MoreWith Logan now in theaters, join us as we count down the 15 greatest Hugh Jackman moments, from musical performances to super-heroics.
Read MoreMondoCon 2016 lineup includes a panel where artists Olly Moss, Jock and Jay Shaw collaborate to create the poster live on-stage based on a chosen movie.
Read MoreQuentin Tarantino refuses to use streaming services like Netflix and still records films on vhs tapes. Read the Quentin Tarantino netflix comments and more.
Read MoreThere are a number of ways to download videos from the internet, but one of the easiest ways is through 4K Video Downloader+
Read MoreUPDATE: On The Tree of Life and another, separate Malick project here. Today brings a rare update on legendary director Terrence Malick's forthcoming epic, The Tree of Life, that is quite the internet-tickler. Tacked for release sometime this year, the film stars Sean Penn, with Brad Pitt in a flashback role originally intended for Heath…
Read MoreIn this special episode of the /Filmcast, Dan Trachtenberg from The Totally Rad Show joins David Chen to geek out about their favorite soundtracks. To listen to all of the songs that Dan mentioned during this episode in their entirety, click here to go to Grooveshark. To listen to all of the songs that Dave…
Read MoreLast month, I had another chance to sit down and talk with Darren Aronofsky, the director of Pi, Requiem for a Dream, and The Fountain, about his new film The Wrestler. We're going to call this part five because it continues the series of interviews regarding The Wrestler that began at the Toronto International Film…
Read MoreLast month, I had another chance to sit down and talk with Darren Aronofsky, the director of Pi, Requiem for a Dream, and The Fountain, about his new film The Wrestler. Part of the interview was a small two-person roundtable, so some of the answers might repeat some of the material we covered in Toronto…
Read MoreIn this episode of the /Filmcast, Dave, Devindra and Adam discuss their apprehensiveness about a Crow remake, ponder the cheesiness of the X-Men Origins: Wolverine trailer, and debate the choice of Chris Weitz to take over New Moon. Special guests Neha Tiwari and Laremy Legel (from the Film.com podcast) join us. Devin Faraci from CHUD…
Read MoreWhen Darren Aronofsky was 13-years-old, he won a United Nations poetry competition at his Manhattan Beach, Brooklyn school for a poem about the end of the world as seen through the eyes of Noah. And so started Aronofsky's obsession with the biblical figure. In September we talked to Aronofsky about his idea for a film…
Read MoreDarren Aronofsky tells MTV that he would like to revisit The Fountain at some point. "It wouldn’t be a ‘director’s cut,’” he said — more like an alternate story told with the addition of unused footage from the first go-round. This would be a complicated project on a couple of levels, though, and it’s at…
Read MoreDarren Aronofsky is the director of Pi, Requiem for a Dream and The Fountain. His latest film won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival, and was bought by Fox Searchlight the morning after it premiered at the Toronto Film Festival (You can read my review here). Earlier this week, I was granted the…
Read MoreThe /Filmcast: After Dark is a recording of what happens right after The /Filmcast is over, when the kids have gone to bed and the guys feel free to speak whatever is on their minds. In other words, it’s the leftover and disorganized ramblings, mindfarts, and brain diarrhea from The /Filmcast, all in one convenient…
Read MoreThe Fountain was one of my favorite movies of last year, but I have yet to buy the film on DVD. For a film fanatic with a DVD collection that reaches somewhere in the thousands, you might be wondering why I have chosen not to make the purchase. Simple: the lack of extensive dvd extras.…
Read MoreEight years after his first feature screenplay Go played Sundance, John August returns with his directing debut The Nines. Go is one of the most underrated films of the last 10 years. It had such an original voice, yet August decided to turn his attention to writing screenplay adaptations. In the past I've called him…
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