Cinenus

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Look, you need to teach kids about postmodern meta-comedy eventually.

Jimmy Stewart Take Flight in Our Home Video Pick of the Week

Plus 13 more new releases to watch at home this week on 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD!

The Marvel Cinematic Universe Prepares for the Man Called Nova

We examine the news of an impending Nova movie or series from Marvel and consider how it factors into their franchise plans.

Joachim Trier 101: A Beginner’s Guide to the Norwegian Director

More like the BEST director in the world, amirite?

A New Galaxy’s Edge Lightsaber Carries Tremendous Franchise Potential

As Disney+ introduces more and more expanded universe characters into live-action, we look to the theme parks for clues.

Anatomy of a Shootout: ‘Heat’ vs. ‘The Matrix’

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Freeze, this is a stick up (and a scene comparison between 'The Matrix' and 'Heat')!

The Real Story Behind ‘The Staircase’

The new true-crime drama series depicts the shocking story of Michael and Kathleen Peterson.

What HBO’s ‘Euphoria’ and ‘Nosferatu’ Have in Common

Apart from himbos galore.

Welcome Back, ‘Atlanta’

As the groundbreaking FX show returns after a four-year hiatus, we look at where it’s been and where it’s going.

‘Paris, 13th District’ is an Empathetic Portrait of 21st Century Romance

Jacques Audiard's latest film features a superb script co-written with Céline Sciamma and Léa Mysius and a cast that captures what its like to be young and figuring it all out.

Mahershala Ali Only Needed 20 Minutes to Win an Oscar for ‘Moonlight’

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Some actors need a whole movie to prove themselves Oscar worthy, but Ali did it in a fraction of the time with his deeply moving performance in Barry Jenkins’ modern classic.

‘Sissy’ Smashes Like Buttons and Heads With Equal Zeal

"You're terrible, Muriel!" is written on someone's t-shirt here, so that's pretty great.

‘Black Crab’ Finds War, Beauty, and Noomi Rapace on the Swedish Ice

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It's no 'Prayer of the Rollerboys,' thankfully.

‘Blade II’ is the Most Significant Movie in Guillermo del Toro’s Repertoire

And it marks the last time Wesley Snipes was unstoppably cool.

Why ‘Akira’ Looks Like That: The Technique Behind the Masterpiece

To this day, no animated feature really looks like 'Akira'. Here's why.

The Beginner’s Guide to Essential Erotic Thrillers

If 'Deep Water' leaves you wet, wild, and wanting more, fear not: we've got a hit list of movies to tide you over.

Toni Collette Deserved an Oscar Nomination for ‘Hereditary’

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She may have been snubbed by the Academy, but Collette made a profound impact on audiences with her captivating performance in Ari Aster’s modern horror classic.

Why They Used Bottles as Lenses for ‘The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey’

We chat with cinematographer Shawn Peters about the new Apple TV+ series and how chasing imperfection always results in authenticity.

Jean-Pierre Melville in 4K Steals Our Pick of the Week

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Plus 10 more new releases to watch at home this week on 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD.

‘Deep Water’ Sees Adrian Lyne Resurface With a Darkly Fun Love Story

Think a lesser, messier, but still entertaining 'Gone Girl.'

‘The Beatles: Get Back’ Epitomizes What’s So Great About Bonus Features

And to be fair, Peter Jackson has been inviting us to peek behind the curtain for years.

The Real Story Behind ‘Gaslit’

Julia Roberts and Sean Penn star as Martha Mitchell and former US Attorney General John Mitchell in this lesser known story about the Watergate scandal.

Satirizing Scandal: The Complicated, Ironic History of 1975’s ‘The Beast’

I mean what was the Catholic Church supposed to do? NOT censor the film about how they love to censor things?

What a Boom Operator Does On a Movie Set

Here comes the boom mic.

The Batman Movies, Ranked

To celebrate the release of Matt Reeves 'The Batman,' we're ranking every theatrically released Batman movie.

Where Have All the Studio Comedies Gone?

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(To "Vista Del Mar," it turns out.)

Jeff Cronenweth Explains Why ‘Being the Ricardos’ Ditches the 4:3 Ratio

We chat with the cinematographer about capturing emotional truth rather than historical accuracy.

34 Things We Learned from Paul Verhoeven’s ‘Flesh & Blood’ Commentary

"They felt the violence that I display in this movie was too much for a normal audience."

‘Y Tu Mamá También’: A Eulogy to Adolescence

20 years later, Alfonso Cuarón’s film remains one of the most honest and sobering portrayals of the journey from adolescence to adulthood.

‘Cowboy Bebop’, ‘Blade Runner’, and the Ouroboros of Influence

A good deal of modern sci-fi owes a debt to 'Blade Runner' ... some more than others.

5 Questions Left Unanswered by ‘The Batman’

Is that who we think it is? Does so-in-so know what we think he knows? The answers

What’s New to Stream on Hulu for March 2022

Adult thrillers, new Hulu Originals, and more are new this month on Hulu!

Who Is The Best Batman? A Definitive Ranking

With the latest iteration of the Caped Crusader upon us, we go in search of an answer to one of pop culture's great questions — who is The Best Batman?

Chew on This: The Anatomy of the ‘Hills Have Eyes’ Franchise

Is anyone else feeling ... dusty?

What’s New to Stream on Amazon Prime for March 2022

Fans of Pam Grier and Sandra Bullock can start planning their marathons now.

The 10 Best Batman Comics to Read Alongside ‘The Batman’

No, 'The Dark Knight Returns' is not one of them. These are tales that expose a Caped Crusader stumbling through his vengeance vow.

Rebirth and Resurrection in Christopher Nolan Films

All we're saying is that if you come back from the dead, it's very important to shout "the prestige!"

Madmen, Murderous Tykes, and a ‘Fast Times’ Reunion

A 4K UHD upgrade and two lesser known genre films from the late 80s are new from Vinegar Syndrome.

‘Targets’ Made Modern Horror More Real and More Terrifying

Peter Bogdanovich's first film (and Boris Karloff's final film) should be looked at as more than a stepping stone to greatness. It was also genre-changing.

All the Horror You Need to Stream in March 2022

From creepy collections to spooky selections, here's what's new in the world of horror this month.

The ‘Euphoria’ Season 2 Finale Presents a Tangled Web of Abuse