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5 new to Max movies with 90% or higher on Rotten Tomatoes

Max just got a load of new movies for February 2024 and the fresh additions include well-received hits including 'The Lego Movie', 'Brooklyn' and more.

Tom’s Guide

10 Best '80s Movies: Gems That Defined Cinematic Excellence

The 80s produced a treasure trove of unforgettable films that continue to captivate audiences today. Here are some of the most beloved movies of the era.

International Business Times

Terry Gilliam: ‘Robin Williams was one of the most stunning people I’ve ever met’

The film-maker answers your questions on his famous collaborators, whether Brazil is a Christmas movie – and what he really thinks about baked beans

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Everything coming to Max in February 2024 – including 4 awesome thrillers and the Puppy Bowl

Max is ushering in a huge list of titles for February 2024, but it’s these four thrillers that you mustn't miss

TechRadar

Best AI movies of all time

From ChatGPT to self-driving cars, AI is a controversial but extremely fascinating subject that's been the focus of many a sci-fi movie.

Space

Dr Strangelove at 60: is this still the greatest big-screen satire?

Stanley Kubrick’s sharp and persuasive comedy about nuclear war remains a hilarious act of provocation

The Guardian - US

In brief: Kubrick: An Odyssey; The Book of Days; Toy Fights – review

A biography of the storied director brings revelations, Francesca Kay’s witty fourth novel recalls Iris Murdoch, and Don Paterson’s Dundee memoir is a gripping ride

The Guardian - UK

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‘It will always be less hellish than the reality’: why cinema keeps returning to the Holocaust

Three new films attempt to address the Holocaust. But can cinema ever hope to adequately confront humanity’s darkest chapter?

The Guardian - UK

Jonathan Glazer on his holocaust film The Zone of Interest: ‘This is not about the past, it’s about now’

The director’s audacious new film about Auschwitz’s commandant was 10 years in the making. He explains how it was made – and the importance of finding light in the darkness

The Guardian - UK

Ryan O’Neal obituary

Star of Love Story, Paper Moon and Barry Lyndon who remained a prolific screen actor despite his stormy personal life

The Guardian - UK

Actor Ryan O'Neal, star of 'Love Story,' 'Paper Moon' and 'Barry Lyndon,' dies at 82

Actor Ryan O’Neal, who was nominated for an Oscar for the tear-jerker “Love Story” and played opposite his precocious daughter Tatum in “Paper Moon,” has died

The Independent UK

The Empire Strikes Back critical dialogue change and 49 more fascinating movie trivia facts everyone should know

Expand your movie trivia knowledge with these incredible movie facts from some of the biggest movies throughout Hollywood history.

WhatToWatch

Bad Vibrations: Noel Gallagher reveals his theory for why ‘overrated’ Beach Boys are so revered

Oasis star also listed guests for his dream dinner party, including Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan, and Mr Blobby

The Independent UK

‘I embrace the mystery’: Tom Hanks on his obsession with space, from Stanley Kubrick to The Moonwalkers

A childhood fascination led to the Apollo 13 star launching his spectacular immersive experience of the moon landings in London

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The Independent UK

The 19 most problematic movies ever made, from Once Upon a Time in Hollywood to Forrest Gump

Louis Chilton selects some of the most controversial movies ever released

Cinemablend

Doctor Sleep's Shining Flashback Scenes With Jack Torrance Came As A Big Surprise To Henry Thomas

Henry Thomas discusses his special experience playing Jack Torrance in Mike Flanagan's Doctor Sleep.

The Guardian - UK

From Kurt to Elvis, JFK and more, what movies did stars see just before they died?

For Franz Kafka, it was The Kid. For Stanley Kubrick, it was the trailer to Eyes Wide Shut. But what about Cobain, Presley and Kennedy? Artist Stanley Schtinter talks us through his revelatory new project

Cinemablend

The Story Behind How Stanley Kubrick Brought The Elevator Of Blood Scene To Terrifying Life For His The Shining Adaptation

We do a deep dive into how The Shining director, Stanley Kubrick, pulled off the impressive elevator of blood scene in his Stephen King Adaptation.

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The Guardian - UK

Like the rest of France, I couldn’t wait for Ridley Scott’s Napoleon. Then I actually saw it

I took my seat expecting a masterful take on French history. Instead, we got an industrial-grade sex-and-battles disaster, says critic and writer Agnès Poirier

The Conversation

Napoleon Bonaparte features in 60,000 books and more than 100 films – does Ridley Scott's stand up?

There have been more than 60,000 books written about Napoleon since his death in 1821. Cinema too has been drawn to him time and again.

Cinemablend

Ridley Scott Interview | Stanley Kubrick Stories, Reuniting With Joaquin Phoenix & More

Ridley Scott returns to ReelBlend to discuss his new movie Napoleon, fun Stanley Kubrick stories, shooting massive action films at record pace, and more.

Cinemablend

32 Directors With More Than 10 Really Good Movies

It's hard to have a success rate high enough to get to 10 great movies, but these directors have at least that many.

Total Film

Ridley Scott reveals the burning question Stanley Kubrick asked him about Alien

Stanley Kubrick really wanted to know one thing about Alien

Total Film

Ridley Scott talks Napoleon, historical accuracy, and working with Joaquin Phoenix

Exclusive: Total Film sits down with Ridley Scott to talk taking on Napoleon Bonaparte in his biggest and most challenging film yet

Evening Standard

Ridley Scott: 'Movies past three hours... you’ve got to consider the bum ache factor!'

Ahead of his 86th birthday, the legendary director talks venturing into the wine trade, the threat of AI and ‘going downhill at 90mph’ with Joaquin Phoenix for Napoleon

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