J.J. Abrams and the cautionary tale for a generation of filmmakers raised on nostalgia
There’s a happy medium that could easily become forgotten.
Film Archives: 04/2024
How Walton Goggins became the most reliable character actor in the business
There are many reasons why he’s so in-demand.
How modern teenage angst was perfectly captured in Bo Burnham’s ‘Eighth Grade’
A universal experience through a 21st century lens.
‘War of the Gargantuas’: The cult monster movie adored by Quentin Tarantino and Nicolas Cage
Not to mention John Carpenter, too.
“He hung up on me and never, ever spoke to me again”: The bitter feud between Joan Rivers and Johnny Carson
From the best of friends to the worst of enemies.
Basking too long in the limelight: The Oscars speech that changed award ceremonies forever
Time to cue up the band.
“I was laughing out loud”: Scarlett Johansson’s favourite scene from ‘Lost In Translation’
A standout moment from a modern classic.
Patricia Arquette reflects on the “ideal girl dad” director who shaped her career
A huge inspiration for the star.
“Funny how?”: Why humour makes Joe Pesci so terrifying
“What do you mean funny, funny how? How am I funny?”
