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'Eternals' Director Chloé Zhao Hopes Gay Content Will Not Be Cut Overseas
Chloé Zhao hopes that "Eternals" LGBTQ content will not be cut overseas.
Let Computers Do It: Film Set Tragedy Spurs Call to Ban Guns
Why are real guns ever used on set, when computers can create gunshots in post-production? Isn't even the smallest risk unacceptable?
Jamie Lee Curtis Is a "Grateful Student" After Daughter Ruby's Transition
The 'Halloween Kills' star shared how much she has learned from her daughter about gender and why daughter Ruby wants to share her story now.
Has Margot Robbie's Barbie Found Her Ken in Ryan Gosling?
Ryan Gosling is said to be signing on to play Ken in the upcoming Barbie movie.
Watch: Buttigieg Reflects on Being Gay, Coming Out in 'Mayor Pete' Trailer
The trailer for the upcoming Amazon Prime Video documentary "Mayor Pete" features America's first credible out gay presidential candidate reflecting on being gay and embracing authenticity.
Review: James Wan Returns to Horror with Gory 'Malignant'
Horror maestro James Wan has not had many misses, but his gruesome latest is simply ridiculous. And that's not even taking into account the cringey remix of "Where Is My Mind."
Review: Campy 'Deadly Friend' Stuck Between Gears
Shout Factory's latest Blu-ray should be added to one's Halloween horror movie collection, especially if you're a fan of either the late Wes Craven or the delightful Kristy Swanson.
Review: 'Ron's Gone Wrong' Never Finds Its Footing
"Ron" doesn't necessarily go wrong, but it never finds its footing.
Review: 'Becoming Cousteau' a Revealing Look at the Famed Undersea Explorer
Jacques Cousteau was a role model for anyone who believes that it's her, or his, duty to make a positive difference in the world, and to stand up for "the rights of future generations."
Review: Wes Anderson's Vibrant, Whimsical, and Poetic Style is Fully Alive in 'The French Dispatch'
Anderson's cine-milieu has always been an acquired taste, but most cinephiles have long ago salivated for these visually brilliant, sardonic studies in the eccentricities of human nature.
Review: 'Four Hours At The Capitol' Offers Revealing Details of the Insurrection
The HBO Documentary "Four Hours at the Capitol" takes a magnifying glass to the harrowing events of January 6, examining an attack on our democracy.
Review: Western 'The Harder They Fall' a Must on the Big Screen
Black Western "The Harder They Fall" finds two gangs facing off at the edge of the American frontier.
Review: 'Broadcast Signal Intrusion' Not Much More Than a Creepy Curiosity
With a tighter script and more accomplished lead performance, "Broadcast Signal Intrusion" could have been a classic.
Megan Fox Is Proud to Be A Role Model for Queer Girls
In an interview with the New York Post, Megan Fox says she is fulfilled "If my purpose on Earth was to help one girl come out of the closet."
With Halloween Coming, Some Scary Scores from Scary Movies
WIth Halloween coming, EDGE chooses the most effective scores from some scary movies.
Review: 'Dune' a Mesmerizing, Absorbing Spectacle
Denis Villeneuve's mesmerizing, gorgeous adaptation of Frank Herbert's novel stars a great cast. Ambitious and absorbing, it explores politics, colonialism, oppression, and power dynamics.
Review: Socially Aware 'Change Of Habit' Totally Watchable on BLU
"Change of Habit" gets props for wanting to be socially aware. And it's a very watchable sit, if you don't mind a very mixed genre blend.
Review: Everything (and Nothing) Matters in Compelling 'Warning'
More of an art film than disaster movie, "Warning" is compelling and befuddling.
Review: Spirited Romantic Comedy 'Come September' is a Real Treat on BLU
"Come September" is a rom-com treat with Rock and Gina and the Italian Riviera, all dazzling good reasons to watch!
Watch: MCU Head Promises 'Eternals' Will be 'Just the Start' for LGBTQ+ Representation
Kevin Feige, the head of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, promises that the upcoming 26th MCU feature, "Eternals," will kickstart significant LGBTQ+ representation going forward.
Review: James Wan Returns to Horror with Gory 'Malignant'
Horror maestro James Wan has not had many misses, but his gruesome latest is simply ridiculous. And that's not even taking into account the cringey remix of "Where Is My Mind."
Review: 'Ron's Gone Wrong' Never Finds Its Footing
"Ron" doesn't necessarily go wrong, but it never finds its footing.