While the 2024 summer movie lineup felt a little flat, a number of franchises — along with a few newcomers — should have film ...

Florence Pugh recently posted about the upcoming The Thunderbolts* movie on her Instagram. She shared the third trailer, which has a cool indie vibe. It's pretty exciting to see so many creatives from ...

Ari Aster has become one of the most talented horror directors of his generation with three weird and disturbing films to his ...

The glossy curation of celebrity book clubs—with people like Dua Lipa, Emma Roberts, and Kaia Gerber becoming Gen Z’s answers to Oprah and Reese Witherspoon—has lately given way to a different kind of ...

Thunderbolts* isn't even out in cinemas yet, but that hasn't stopped Marvel fans from discussing which comic book characters ...

From Black Widow to Oppenheimer, Florence Pugh has starred in some of the biggest hits. As Thunderbolts nears, here’s a look at her highest-grossing films of all time.

Led by Florence Pugh and Sebastian Stan, the movie follows everyone’s favorite sidekicks, Yelena Belova and Bucky Barnes, in what Marvel is touting as “absolute cinema” and Pugh calls a ...

“It ended up becoming this quite badass indie, A24-feeling assassin movie with Marvel superheroes,” Pugh said to describe the movie. Thunderbolts follows a group of unconventional antiheroes ...

Florence Pugh has recently shared her experience working ... being indie came after Neon’s Anora won five awards at the Oscars including best picture. Meanwhile, the actress and director ...

It’s a little bit like the Marvel version of The Suicide Squad. In addition to Pugh, the movie also stars Sebastian Stan, Wyatt Russell, David Harbour, Hannah John-Kamen, and Olga Kurylenko ...

And A24’s “Beef” screenwriter Schreier agrees with Marvel and Pugh’s comparisons to the indie world. Schreier told Empire, “There’s a certain amount of that ‘Beef’ tone in it ...

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