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Gaspar Noé’s new film opens with a split-screen sequence, incorporating an aspect-ratio switch. Such experimental format tweaking has a long history, so why is it all the rage again?

Despite intense performances and striking landscapes, the Viking epic leaves viewers wincing at gore and wondering whether to root for, or run from, its embittered hero.

Articles from the tag: Alexander Skarsgard

Neeson again plays a professional killer — with “unique skills,” or what have you — but one suffering from probable Alzheimer’s disease.

The Academy Award-nominated actor will also receive an honorary Doctor of Arts degree.

"We Feed People," a documentary about restaurateur José Andrés and his nonprofit World Central Kitchen, screened before a celebrity-filled audience at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, DC on Thursday.

Having worked with pioneers like Martin Scorsese, David Lynch and Lars von Trier among others, Willem Dafoe named the most "complete" role of his career.

From the cinematography to storytelling, the Viking revenge tale illustrates that a world with no truth or goodness is not beautiful.

The historical accuracy of Robert Eggers' "The Northmen" sidelines the real archeological evidence for Viking warrior women like shieldmaidens.

Cage may be no joke, but his life does make for a pretty funny story.