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When 49 musicians tackle the inspired Michael Giacchino score for "The Batman" live at Chicago's Auditorium Theatre May 6, it's likely to be the strongest audio/visual pairing since Michael Abels conducted his “Get Out” score for the Chicago Sinfonietta in 2019.

Music director Ken-David Masur will conduct a program of movie music by his friend, composer John Williams.

His new film, “Master Gardener,” completes a trilogy that began with “First Reformed.” But the writer-director is no longer content with it being his last.

By the second day of my five-day wellness retreat in the Australian bush I felt euphoric, as if I’d swallowed huge gulps of sunshine. By day three I’d fled sobbing.

Would you leave everything behind if it meant you could live forever?

Steven Spielberg said he regrets censoring a scene in E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial where federal officers approach kids with walkie-talkies instead of guns

Steven Spielberg says he made a mistake editing guns out of his 1982 film E.T.: The Extra Terrestrial in an anniversary edition of the movie.

The Minot Symphony Orchestra will be closing its 97th season with the performance of “Space: The Final Frontier” at 7 p.m. on Saturday in Ann Nicole Nelson

From Aftersun to Pinocchio, covering all genres from horror to action, here are Paste Magazine's picks for the best movies of 2022: