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When the final trailer for Zack Snyder's Justice Leaguelaunched on Sunday, there was so much zipping around that one could be forgiven for having a bit of a delayed reaction. From Henry Cavill's grunting Superman to a clear look at the tyrannical ruler of Apokolips, Darkseid, Zack Snyder's images can overwhelm the senses. Dialogue sometimes takes a back seat. But listen closely at the very end, when we hear a voice (later to be revealed as Jared Leto's Joker) speaking to Ben Affleck's Batman. That's right, Joker begins his rant with the words, "we live in a society. . ." This is, for the...

NBC’s Hannibal set a high standard for televised Silence of the Lambs sequels. Can the new procedural Clarice meet it?

Oscar planners hint at plans for live presentation of the April 25 event.

Save this story for later. Over the last year, my attention span for movies has deteriorated quite a bit. Troubling given my chosen career, I know—but I have grounds to shirk some responsibility for it. Unless you’re at the movie theater seeing a fresh release (now almost a foreign concept), watching a film means sitting before a streamable product that runs parallel to your social feeds and DMs. Even before the pandemic, product placement meant many popular movies were reproducing our lived realities of ubiquitous marketing. Strawberry Mansion, the second film by writer-director duo Al...

For a heady few years, not too long ago, we thought that Justin Timberlake might be an actor. More than an actor, even: a movie star. He’d charmed so thoroughly in his gigs hosting Saturday Night Live, though of course his success in that arena came from the happy surprise that he was funny for a singer. That crucial distinction went mostly ignored, though, and Timberlake was jammed into a ton of movies over a very short period of time, roughly 2011 to 2013, hailed to us as a new kind of Cher or, I guess, Frank Sinatra. There was, on the auspicious side of things,