Guillermo del Toro‘s The Shape of Water has amassed incredible reviews since premiering at the Venice Film Festival, even taking home the prestigious Golden Lion. What was already one of the most anticipated films of 2017 was then raved about yet again at Toronto International Film Festival. It just leaves us wanting more, more, more. Luckily, look no further than at the arrival of a new red band trailer!
Our own Meg Shields penned a gloriously moving tribute to loving amphibious fish-men and the wonderful escapism that comes with fantasy and fairy tales. Indeed, that sense of awe and mythicism can be spotted throughout a green band trailer that was released in July: it focuses on Sally Hawkins’ mute heroine Eliza, the mundanity of her life, and her utmost empathy for the misunderstood sea creature she desperately wants to protect.
The Man Who Inspired ‘Nightcrawler’ (and Other Movies)“If it bleeds, it leads.” That’s the newsroom mantra introducing Nightcrawler protagonist Lou Bloom (Jake Gyllenhaal) to the cutthroat world of “stringing,” in which freelance videographers prowl LA’s streets in search o…Read More
The 2021 Oscar Nominations are Finally Here!Sorry, folks, but we still have more than forty days until the end of this year’s (last year’s) Oscar season. However, we’re at least past the hurdle of the final contenders being named. The Oscar nominations for the 93rd Aca…Read More
The Netflix Drama Series ‘Sky Rojo’ Delivers Pulpy ThrillsWelcome to Up Next, a column that gives you the rundown on the latest TV. This week, Valerie Ettenhofer reviews Sky Rojo, the latest thriller by the team behind Netflix’s international mega-hit Money Heist.
In 2017…Read More
What is the Purpose of a Director’s Cut?Welcome to The Queue — your daily distraction of curated video content sourced from across the web. Today, we’re watching a video essay about the pros and cons of director’s cuts.
In theory, a director’s cut is the most auth…Read More
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