Category: Movies

Jerrod Carmichael to Host Golden Globes as Broadcast Returns From Scandal

The New York Times – Movies:
The tarnished ceremony will air on NBC in January after questions were raised about the Hollywood Foreign Press Association’s diversity and ethics.
‘Something From Tiffany’s’ Review: Put a Ring on It

The New York Times – Movies:
Zoey Deutsch shines in a story of an epic Christmas gift mix-up.
‘Loudmouth’ Review: Portrait of Al Sharpton as a Young Man

The New York Times – Movies:
A stirring new biographical documentary about the Rev. Al Sharpton revisits a racially divided New York City and offers a critique of the news media then and now.
‘Empire of Light’ Review: They Found It at the Movies

The New York Times – Movies:
Olivia Colman and Micheal Ward pursue a bittersweet workplace romance in Sam Mendes’s look back at Britain in the early 1980s.
‘One Fine Morning’ Review: The Moments That Make Up a Rich Life

The New York Times – Movies:
Mia Hansen-Love directs Léa Seydoux in a delicate look at a mother, daughter and lover whose quotidian existence is instantly recognizable yet sublime.
‘2/Duo’ Review: Relationship Rituals

The New York Times – Movies:
This spare Japanese drama from 1997 gets a belated New York release.
‘Nr. 10’ Review: A Strange Joke, Too Dryly Delivered

The New York Times – Movies:
The tenth feature from the Dutch auteur Alex van Warmerdam tracks one man’s strange journey into determining the origins of his birth.
‘Idina Menzel: Which Way to the Stage?’ Review: Wickedly Talented

The New York Times – Movies:
This Disney+ documentary uses a concert set list as a springboard to chronicle Idina Menzel’s musical achievements.
There’s a Lot of Entertainment Content. Where Do Profits Come From?

The New York Times – Business:
A DealBook task force debated where and how the film, television and theater industries can make money from their productions.
How Streaming Has Rewritten the Script for Movies

The New York Times – Movies:
As a business and a cultural pursuit, Hollywood is in a state of chaos that has been growing year by year.
‘Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio’ Review: Puppets and Power

The New York Times – Movies:
This quirky classic has been made all the stranger by the decision to turn it into an ill-conceived metaphor about fascism.
‘The Whale’ Review: Body Issues

The New York Times – Movies:
Brendan Fraser plays an obese writing instructor reckoning with grief and regret in Darren Aronofsky’s latest film.