In a world where cinema’s borders are increasingly fluid, the presence of Hollywood actors in international films reflects a compelling intersection of cultures, artistry, and narrative experimentation. These are not mere attempts to broaden box office appeal or sprinkle Hollywood glitter onto foreign productions. Instead, they are fully realized works, deeply rooted in their homegrown cinematic traditions, offering something singular and profound. When Hollywood actors venture into these spaces, they often shed the excesses of American stardom, finding room for restraint and nuance....

Beyond Fest, the highest-attended genre film festival in the US, is excited to announce Cronenberg with Cronenberg: A Retrospective of the New Flesh, an exhaustive, 13-film celebration of the legendary auteur’s career. Returning to Los Angeles for the first time in a decade,David Cronenbergwill be in attendance for three, special event screenings at the legendary Egyptian Theatre where he will be joined by actors, collaborators, and guest moderators. Co-presented by Telefilm Canada, the American Cinematheque’s partner for the annual Canada Now film festival, and with the support of the Consulate General of Canada, Cronenberg on Cronenberg opens on Saturday, September 29th with The Shaping of Rage, an all-day marathon of David Cronenberg’s early films,Shivers,Rabid,The Brood, andScanners, presented sequentially and on 35mm....

We have the first trailer forClouds. This is the latest original movie making its way to Disney+ and, likeTogobefore it, the feature is based on a true story. In this case, director Justin Baldoni (Five Feet Apart) is tackling the story of musician Zack Sobiech. The movie is titled for the hit single from his band A Firm Handshake, which was produced before Sobiech’s untimely passing in 2013. As the trailer reveals, there is an inspirational tale behind his music career, but it may require a box of tissues....

The first trailer forCold Pursuitis here. We’ve known for some time thatLiam Neesonwas going to be making a movie that pretty much turns him into a deadly version of Homer’s Mr. Plow fromThe Simpsonsand now, we finally know what that looks like. This remake of the 2014 Norwegian thrillerIn Order of Disappearancewas previously going under the titleHard Powder. Apparently, the studio thought that was too ridiculous. Call it what you will, but this looks like we have an early frontrunner for the best worst movie of 2019....

Here we go again! After a number of set backs too numerous to recount here,The Crowis about to hit another wall. This remake of theAlex Proyascomic book adaptation from 1994 has been indevelopmentforever, and has gone through quite a few directors and leading men. Now,The Wrapreports that directorCorin Hardyis getting ready to fly the coop. Producer Edward R. Pressman has filed an objection to the inclusion of The Crow inRelativity Media’s assets as it prepares for a sale following its declaration ofbankruptcy....

Ryan Reynoldshas revealed thatDeadpool 2has officially finished filming, sharing pictures from behind the scenes from the project and praising the cast and crew. Production started back in June with the first shots taking place at theX-Men mansionin Vancouver, B.C. and has just finished as of this weekend. Reynolds also shared photos ofDeadpool’s katana swords, which are hilariously named Bea and Arthur and also promised that the sequel will be chock full of Easter Eggs, hinting that there may be secrets in every scene....

Die Hardis without a doubt a classic. For many, it represents to this day the template for the perfect action movie. Well, nearly perfect. Though it was never enough to ultimately tarnish the legacy ofDie Hard, there has been a relatively big plot hole that has existed for nearly thirty years. Fortunately, that plot hole has finally been filled and this whole thing can be put to bed. Die Hardco-writerSteven De Souzarecently attended a 30th-anniversary screening ofThe Running Man....

For just about any kid who hopes for a visit from Santa Claus, being put on the “naughty list” is the ultimate fear. But for these nine children, that only inspires them to pull off the greatest heist in North Pole history. This is the basis for the Disney Channel’s upcoming Christmas movie,The Naughty Nine. The movie starsWinslow Fegleyas Andy, a kid who is, by all accounts, too smart for his own good....

It’s only been a few days since thesecond trailerforCaptain America: Civil Wardebuted, which gave fans their first look at the newSpider-Man(Tom Holland). The trailer has already been watched over 100 million times so far, but fans got yet another sneak peek at this highly-anticipated movie last night, whenChris EvansandRobert Downey Jr.debuted a new trailer during Nickelodeon’s Kids Choice Awards last night. While most of this footage was seen in last week’s trailer, there are a few bits and pieces of new footage for fans to enjoy....

Star Warsfans have always been a vocal group, whether it’s expressing their admiration for the franchise, or addressing its flaws. After the prequel trilogy ended in 2005 withStar Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith, some didn’t think we’d ever see anotherStar Warsmovie again, untilGeorge Lucassold off his entire LucasFilm empire for $4 billion to Disney back in 2012. The result of that sale wasStar Wars: The Force Awakens, which recently took downAvatar’s record to become the highest-grossing movie ever at the domesticbox office....

With the movie less than 3 months away, Disney and Lucasfilm finally decided to stop making us wait and have given us our first look at the Han Solo movie,Solo: A Star Wars Storywitha teaser that aired during the Super Bowl. Today, Disney has finally released the full trailer forSolo, giving us our glimpse at the secondStar Warsspin-off in the anthology series that began withRogue One. We now have our first real look at what a young Han Solo movie is going to look like, which is something we have been fairly uncertain about up to this point....

Time travel has been a key part of pop culture ever since the English writer H. G. Wells wrote about it in his 1895 novel,The Time Machine. Over the years, many movies have used the concept to tell fascinating stories, with the majority of them falling under the sci-fi genre since scientific theories are normally required to explain why a character is able to move across different time periods. Occasionally, magical elements have also been cited as the reason....

Rumors ofHarrison Fordjoining the Marvel Cinematic Universe as a recast of General Thaddeus “Thunderbolt” Ross has taken a step up with new reports suggesting the deal has been done, and Ford will allegedly make his debut inCaptain America: New World Order. This comes on the heels of reports of Ford being tapped to take over the William Hurt role in the upcomingThunderboltsmovie, and seems to be as close to a confirmation as you may get until Marvel makes it official....