The Academy announced nominees Thursday morning in all 24 categories for the 98th Academy Awards.
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Driven by raw momentum, sharp writing, and a magnetic lead performance, “Marty Supreme” turns exhaustion into exhilaration—and reminds us why cinema still hits hardest on the big screen.
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James Gunn's "Superman" reboot has been named Letterboxd's most obsessively rewatched film of 2025, according to the platform's annual year-in-review report, which is based on nearly 700 million user ratings and viewing logs.
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A faithful but shallow adaptation that trades psychological depth for a fast-paced, "checklist" thriller experience.
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James Gunn's highly anticipated Superman reboot has landed on the Academy Awards shortlist in both sound and visual effects categories, marking the superhero film's first major recognition ahead of the 98th Oscars ceremony in March.
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For years, I wondered why romance or comedy movies stopped working for me. “Why don’t they make it like before anymore?” Despite watching hundreds fitting the genre, none managed to make time stop or fully absorb me. But maybe that’s the difference between a movie and an experience—you live the latter.
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At first glance, “Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc” feels almost like a romantic anime movie, with soft lighting, tender moments, and the awkward innocence of Denji discovering what it means to be loved.
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"Nuremberg" explores post-WWII trials of Nazi officials, questioning justice and America's moral authority, featuring Rami Malek and Russell Crowe in a gripping, artistically rich narrative.
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Adapted from the bestselling novel by Colleen Hoover, the 2025 romantic drama “Regretting You” is centered on the strained relationship between Morgan Grant and her teenage daughter, Clara, in a small North Carolina town. Their lives are brutally upended when a tragic car accident claims both Morgan’s husband, Chris, and her younger sister, Jenny. The immediate tragedy spirals into overwhelming grief, compounded by the devastating secret that Chris and Jenny were having an affair—the catalyst for their deaths.
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“Tron: Ares” is a visual masterpiece. From the opening frame, the film pulls you into its dark, glowing world with striking blacks, whites, reds, and yellows that pop beautifully on the big screen.
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