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The coronavirus pandemic has had a major impact on the film industry. Movie theaters continue to operate with enhanced health and safety measures, following CDC recommended COVID-19 safety guidelines. Some films are tentatively scheduled for big-screen releases while others will be available digitally via video on demand. ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ Genre: Acton, science fiction and adventure Cast: Julian Dennison, Brian Tyree Henry, Danai Gurira, Kyle Chandler, Ziyi Zhang, Millie Bobby Brown, Demian Bichir, Rebecca Hall, Jessica Henwick, Shun Oguri, Alexander Skarsgård, and Lance Reddic...

M, 113 minutes Manhattan socialite Frances Price (Michelle Pfeiffer) has all the gloss money can buy but she also possesses qualities far beyond the reach of any credit card – wit and a strong maverick streak. On discovering her unloveable husband, Franklin (Tracy Letts) has died of a heart attack, she takes one look, retreats in shock, disbelief and a measure of disgust and goes off on a skiing weekend, as planned. Frances Price (Michelle Pfeiffer) has all the gloss money can buy. Credit:Sony Pictures Classics But she does have a softer side. In the early scenes of French Exit, she is ...

Courtesy Quick, give us an answer: should you read the book before you see the movie, or should you see the movie and then dive into the book? It’s a heated debate as old as time—and one with no right answer—but luckily, 2021 comes bearing plenty of cinematic offerings on which we can all test out best practices. We’ve taken the liberty of rounding up the year’s best and brightest book to movie adaptations, from cozy period pieces to black comedies and horror thrillers. Some of these films are already out, meaning that you can stream them now and tackle that whole book part later,...

Michelle Pfeiffer plays a socialite who goes from riches to rags after her dead husband's money runs out in new movie FRENCH EXIT. “My plan was to die bef

Directed by Azazel Jacobs, "French Exit" belongs to the performance of Michelle Pfeiffer, who as a newly insolvent socialite captures an unexpected mix of whimsy and melancholy.