Let’s do the Time Warp one more time — but this time in 4K. SIGN UP FOR DECIDER DIGEST FOR NEWS AND STREAMING RECOMMENDATIONS The Rocky Horror Picture Show turned 50 this year, and the Academy Museum ...

Has all the applause gotten out of hand? At this year’s Venice Film Festival, which ends Saturday, three movies so far have received standing ovations reported to last 15 minutes or more. The wildest ...

There are a lot of different ways to define success in the movie game. Some people look at box office. Some people look at reviews. Some people look at nominations and awards. At film festivals, that ...

The fall season is nearly here, and for many film fans that means the debut of some of the year's most anticipated films. The blockbusters and mass-appeal spectacles of the summer will slowly make way ...

The 2026 Cannes Film Festival witnessed one of its most chaotic and unforgettable premieres on Sunday night as Hope, director Na Hong-jin’s ambitious alien invasion thriller, earned a roaring ...

Competition drama 'Josephine’ also prompted people to get out of their seats — and it is only the third day of the final festival in Park City, Utah. By Mia Galuppo, Chris Gardner Long a mainstay of ...

Monday night belonged to Nicolas Winding Refn at Cannes and though his trippy psychedelic female ensemble pic, Her Private Hell, is playing out of competition, it spiced up the Grand Theatre Lumiere ...

Bleecker Street’s horror thriller Victorian Psycho provided an oasis of fun in a sea of serious pics during the wind-down at Cannes, earning a seven-minute standing ovation on Thursday afternoon. The ...

Dwayne Johnson may have a smash hit on his hands. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. When films are screened for European audiences, ...

These days when a movie touches and communicates something cathartic or powerful, fans are quick to express their appreciation on social media. They let the world know what the movie did for them and ...

Somewhere between a film’s final scene and the exalted audience’s first clap at either the Venice or Cannes film festivals, cinema loses its dignity. We have entered a standing ovation arms race. What ...