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'Downton Abbey: A New Era' -— Hit Brit Sequel Not so New, but Not so Bad
'Downton Abbey' never pretends to be anything more than what it is: A romanticized, frothy soap opera fantasy with expensive china that will warm you like a well-worn angora sweater.
Something Old, Something New — the Costumes of 'Downton Abbey'
Something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue — all these elements went into the costuming of "Downton Abbey: A New Era."
Out Film Star Rupert Everett: Straight Actors Should Play Gay...Except Maybe not Colin Firth
In an interview on Piers Morgan's talk show, out film star Rupert Everett opened up about his opinions regarding LGBTQ+ actors and who should play what sorts of roles.
Review: 'The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance' in 4K a Frequently Gorgeous Release
John Ford's timeless western classic arrives in 4K Ultra HD with a new 4K Blu-ray release from Paramount. Although some of the film looks worse than it should in 4K, this is an overall great release.
Cast Grows for Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach's 'Barbie'
There's fresh casting news about the latest Greta Gerwig/Noah Baumbach collab, a live-action outing for Barbie and Ken, including the signing of trans actress Hari Nef.
No More Streaming-Only Debuts for Oscar Hopefuls
The Oscars are getting back to normal, eligibility-wise. After two years of pandemic-related adjustments, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences said Wednesday that Oscar hopefuls will once again have to launch their films in movie theaters.
Tom Cruise and 'Top Gun: Maverick' Touch Down in Cannes
Tom Cruise mania descended Wednesday in Cannes where the actor made a whirlwind appearance at the film festival.
Elton John Doc 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road' Lands at Disney
Sir Elton John is preparing to say goodbye in fabulous splendor, with the help of a documentary crew and the Walt Disney Co.
Watch: 'Queer as Folk,' Uncensored 'Bros' Trailers Arrive
The trailers for Peacock's "Queer as Folk" reimagining and Billy Eichner's upcoming rom-com "Bros." The latter is set to hit theaters 9/30, but its trailer is already making a steamy debut. "Queer as Folk" is set for a June premiere on TV.
2022 Cannes Film Festival Diary 1: World War Z
EDGE contributor C.J. Prince spills on the first few days of the 2022 Cannes Film Festival, including the opening film "Final Cut" from "The Artist" director Michel Hazanavicius.
Exiled Russian Director Returns to Cannes, Decries War
The last two times the Russian filmmaker Kirill Serebrennikov had films playing at the Cannes Film Festival, he couldn't attend.
LGBTQ+ History, Queer Casting, and Orgy Scenes: Billy Eichner Talks Gay Rom-Com 'Bros'
Billy Eichner and co-writer/director Nicholas Stoller opened up about making gay rom-com "Bros."
Review: Jonathan Agassi Saved My Life a Compelling Cautionary Tale
A cautionary tale that pierces the glamorous illusions of the porn industry, this is not a movie that will prop up anyone's fantasies; rather, it's a splash of cold water flung on a fever dream.
Zelenskyy Opens Cannes Film Festival, Links War and Cinema
The 75th Cannes Film Festival kicked off Tuesday with an eye turned to Russia's war in Ukraine and a live satellite video address from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Review: Only Masochists will Watch 'de Sade'
"This is a travesty!" De Sade shouts late in the film, and the line couldn't be more a propos. The word "sadism" derives from De Sade and his sadistic ways. But only a masochist would enjoy this film.
Alex Garland Confronts the Horrors of Past, Present in 'Men'
It wasn't Jessie Buckley's audition but an observation she made that got her the leading role in " Men."
Review: 'Firestarter' Never Ignites
The latest film adaptation of Stephen King's novel about a girl with pyrokinetic powers squanders its compelling premise, suffering from bad writing, weak acting, and cheap visuals.
Breaking Down the 2022 Cannes Film Festival's Queer Offerings
EDGE contributor C.J. Prince takes a look at the LGBTQ+ films vying for the Queer Palm at the 2022 Cannes Film Festival.
Review: Paul Verhoeven's 'RoboCop' in 4K Another Major Release from Arrow
Paul Verhoeven's 1987 action classic "RoboCop" is now available on 4K Blu-ray from Arrow Video, with a gorgeous 4K presentation and new audio choices.
Review: 'Girls Nite Out' Hacks and Slashes on Blu-ray from Arrow
Robert Duebel's 1982 horror film is now available on Blu-ray from Arrow Video, with a new 2K restoration from 35mm release prints and a handful of interviews to enjoy. Alasher fans will be pleased.
Review: Jonathan Agassi Saved My Life a Compelling Cautionary Tale
A cautionary tale that pierces the glamorous illusions of the porn industry, this is not a movie that will prop up anyone's fantasies; rather, it's a splash of cold water flung on a fever dream.
Review: 'Firestarter' Never Ignites
The latest film adaptation of Stephen King's novel about a girl with pyrokinetic powers squanders its compelling premise, suffering from bad writing, weak acting, and cheap visuals.