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Why The Iron Claw Never Became an Oscars Heavyweight
Photo: Brian Roedel/A24 There’s really no such thing as a typical “Oscar movie” anymore. Not when Hollywood’s highest prize can go to a half-comic, dimension-jumping science-fiction jamboree featuring talking rocks, metaphysical bagels, and butt plugs. All the same, it’s still surpris
Prosecution Paints Armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed As Cavalier on Rust Set
Photo: Eddie Moore/POOL/AFP via Getty Images Armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed will go on trial in Santa Fe, New Mexico, over the 2021 fatal Rust shooting, facing an involuntary manslaughter charge. The film’s cinematographer, Halyna Hutchins, died on-set after Alec Baldwin allegedly fire
A New Kevin Costner Movie Is on the Horizon
Photo: Warner Bros. Pictures Kevin Costner is taking on the next frontier in four parts and in four different roles: director, co-writer, producer, and leading star. His newest film Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1 follows the conquest of the American West during the Civil War “t
21 Essential ‘Be Gay, Do Crime’ Movies
Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Photos: Warner Bros., Magnolia Pictures/Everett Collection, Wilson Webb/Working Title/Focus Features, Gramercy Pictures When it feels like the world’s against you, you’ve got to rise up and take action. That’s something queer people have been doing in cine
A Beat-by-Beat Explanation of What Happens in Tenet
Photo: Melinda Sue Gordon/Warner Bros. This article was originally published on September 4, 2020. We’re republishing it now for the rerelease of Tenet in theaters. The plot of Christopher Nolan’s Tenet was one of 2020’s most intriguing mysteries. But even after the movie was released
Pro-Palestine Protest Disrupts Film Independent Spirit Awards
Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty Images Chants of “Free Palestine” and “Ceasefire Now” could be heard at the 2024 Independent Spirit Awards, thanks to a small group of protesters with a megaphone. Chris Gardner of The Hollywood Reporter captured footage of the protesters on Twitter, who appe
Once Upon a Time’s Chris Gauthier, Dead at 48
Photo: Andrew Chin/Getty Images Chris Gauthier, who played Mr. Smee on the Disney mashup drama Once Upon a Time, has died. He was 48. “We can confirm that our dear friend and client, Chris Gauthier, passed away on Friday morning, February 23, at the age of 48,” said a statement from T
Here Are the Winners of the 2024 Film Independent Spirit Awards
Photo: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images The Holdovers took an early lead at the 2024 Film Independent Spirit Awards, with Dominic Sessa winning Best Breakout Performance, Eigil Bryld winning Best Cinematography, and Da’vine Joy Randolph winning Best Supporting Performance. Those were two
How (Almost) Every Best Picture Nominee Can End Up With a Trophy
Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Photos: Neon, Apple TV+, Netflix, Searchlight This article originally appeared in Gold Rush, a subscriber-only newsletter about the perpetual Hollywood awards race. Sign up here. The members of the modern Academy love a Best Picture nominee. On nomination
Drive-Away Dolls Is Just Fizzy Enough
Photo: Wilson Webb / Working Title / Focus Features Joel and Ethan Coen made 18 movies together as a sibling director team, beginning with Blood Simple in 1984 and ending with the 2018 Western anthology The Ballad of Buster Scruggs. They’ve directed one scripted feature apiece since t
A Real-Life Rock Groupie Inspired Miley Cyrus’s Drive-Away Dolls Cameo
Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Photos: Focus Features, Mick Hutson/Redferns Warning: spoilers ahead for the plot of Drive-Away Dolls, in theaters now. The year is 1999. A pair of lesbian friends are driving cross-country, unaware there’s a stolen briefcase in the trunk of their car or t
The 30 Best True-Crime Documentaries on Netflix
Making a Murderer. Photo: Netflix After the success of HBO’s The Jinx and Netflix’s Making a Murderer, true-crime documentaries became something of an industry on cable and streaming services. It’s gotten even more intense in the 2020s, as Netflix seems to be dropping
The Complete History of Dakota Johnson: Agent of Chaos
Photo: Ellen/YouTube Dakota Johnson, queen of all nepo babies, is incapable of being boring. No matter what she’s stuck promoting, Johnson brings such a specific and chaotic energy to press appearances that the world reshapes around her. Like her character in Suspiria, she brings dest
Release the Beatles Jerk-off Cut
Photo: Mark and Colleen Hayward/Getty Images Sam Mendes is making four Beatles biopics, one for each Beatle. Frankly, this sounds dull. Music biopics are becoming the nadir of culture — the new safe hit now that superhero movies are flopping and the awards-bait gambit that everyone lo
What Does the Rust Trial Mean for Alec Baldwin?
Photo: ZUMA Press/Alamy One day before Rust armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed goes on trial for involuntary manslaughter in the fatal Rust shooting, a New Mexico judge indicated that Alec Baldwin’s case related to this incident would be tried in early summer. Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer’s s
Regina King Is Our President
The devil works hard, but the biopic industrial complex works harder. This time, the machine snagged Regina King into its made-for-history-class clutches. The Oscar-winning actor is Shirley Chisholm in Netflix’s upcoming film, playing the first Black woman elected to Congress as she launches her pre
Interchangeable British Actors Get Four Chances to Star in a Beatles Movie
Photo: Bela Zola/Daily Mirror/Mirrorpix via Getty Images If London is even wetter than usual over the next few months, it won’t be due to excess rain. No, it will be due to thousands of interchangeable British actors salivating at the prospect of starring in a Beatles movie. Luckily f
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, Blue Eye Samurai Lead 2024 Annie Awards
Photo: Sony Pictures Animation/YouTube Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse and Blue Eye Samurai both won big at the 51st Annie Awards. The sequel to Into the Spider-Verse took seven awards, including Best Feature and Music. Netflix’s Edo-period revenge piece won six which included Bes
Here Are the Winners for the 2024 BAFTA Film Awards
Photo: Maxine Howells/BAFTA via Getty Images What if awards season was British? That’s the question posed each year by the British Academy Film Awards, a.k.a. the BAFTAs, which are currently underway in London. The awards show is being helmed this year by host David Tenant from the Ro
The 20 Best Netflix Original Movies to Stream Right Now
May December. Photo: Netflix This article will be updated as great new original titles arrive on Netflix. *New additions are indicated with an asterisk. The Netflix Original movie has become a genre unto itself, winning Oscars, launching careers, and producing films wi
30 Essential Movies to Stream on the Criterion Channel
Breathless. Photo: Courtesy of Les Films Impéria This article is regularly updated as films leave and enter the Criterion Channel. While classic film fans continue to panic over movies being increasingly lost to history in the streaming era, the Criterion Channel is a
Bassem Youssef and James Gunn Address the Superman: Legacy ‘Fiasco’
Photo: Illustration: Vulture. Photos: Getty Images Bassem Youssef and James Gunn have cleared up any Superman: Legacy casting beef rumors. Earlier this week, Youssef told Salon that he speculated he was not offered the role of dictator Rumaan Harjavti due to his comments on the Israel
Bob Marley Biopic Squashes Madame Web at Box Office
Photo: Illustration: Vulture. Photos: Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures If you’re the Bob Marley biopic Bob Marley: One Love, don’t worry about a thing. But if you’re Madame Web, some worries may be had. Both films debuted on Valentine’s Day, a One Love Web disappointing double featur
Secrets of the Oscars Class Photo
Photo: Richard Harbaugh/A.M.P.A.S. The Oscars class photo is a tradition unlike any other. Every year (quarantine seasons excepted), the Academy invites everyone who’s nominated for an Oscar to a fancy lunch. Most of them show up. Some are dressed to the nines, others can’t be bothere
Which Part of Beaches Makes the Author of Beaches Cry Hardest?
we’re crying. Photo: Touchstone/Getty Images Well, that’s a wrap on Weep Week at Vulture. Don’t cry because it’s over … cry because that’s the whole point. Before we pass the tissues, we’ll leave you with this conversation with author and playwright Iris Dart, who wrot