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Bergman Island Dir: Mia Hansen-Løve; Starring: Vicky Krieps, Tim Roth, Mia Wasikowska, Anders Danielsen Lie, Joel Spira. Cert tbc, 105 mins. Anthony Sanders (Tim Roth) is an acclaimed British director of what might be called elevated pulp: think blonde women, black jumpsuits, the flash of headlights in the blade of a knife. He’s also an Ingmar Bergman fanatic. He and his partner Chris (Phantom Thread’s Vicky Krieps), who’s a filmmaker herself, have gone on a writing retreat to the Swedis...

Old finds M. Night Shyamalan return to the big screen with this supernatural horror movie about accelerated aging.

Here are the best movies on TV this evening

The Atlantic Choose Your Own Summer-Movie Adventure Here are 32 new films to watch this season, whether you’re ready to return to theaters or want to stay on the couch. Hulu / Netflix / Warner Bros. / Jichici Rau / Lionsgate / Anna Kooris / A24 / Shannon Lin / The Atlantic Hollywood has a crowded slate of films—delayed by the pandemic and otherwise—to release over the next three months. That makes choosing what to see more stressful than usual, especially when some titles can be seen both...

The Hollywood Theatre first opened its doors in 1926. Nearly 100 years later, it's become a beloved staple in the Portland arts scene.

From ‘La La Land’ to ‘Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood’ these 35+ classic 2010s movies make our list of the best 2010s movies. Find out where to watch every single one.

Now pay attention, because this is complicated.

He is the sometimes masterful filmmaker behind modern classic The Sixth Sense. And M. Night Shyamalan unveiled the second trailer for his latest thriller on Thursday, a horror movie titled Old.

‘Cruella’ is a vaguely retro costume party with a doggedly retro playlist — a treat for fashion-curious kids whipped up by the boomers and Gen Xers who hold the keys to the Disney IP storage locker. And there’s a millennial Oscar winner in the titular role. When I say it has something for everyone I’m not being sarcastic, though I’m also not being entirely complimentary. This revisionist supervillain origin story, directed by Craig Gillespie (‘I, Tonya’), doesn’t offer much th...