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Gwynne Watkins'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' turns 40: Steven Spielberg in exclusive featurette talks making of sci-fi classic
Yahoo Entertainment exclusive debut of new Steven Spielberg interview included on 40th anniversary Blu-ray edition of 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind'
Yahoo Movies'The Big Sick' exclusive deleted scene: Saving lives — and killing time — at the hospital
Yahoo Entertainment debuts exclusive deleted scene set in hospital waiting room from 'The Big Sick,' starring Kumail Nanjiani, Ray Romano, and Holly Hunter
- Ethan Alter
How 'Mom and Dad' delivers epic Cage Rage
Classic Nicolas Cage movies have a moment when the actor erupts. Fans call such moments “Cage Rage.” In a movie that premiered at the Toronto Film Festival, he does it bigtime — with a sledgehammer.
- Yahoo Movies Editorial
Toronto Film Festival faves: We pick 10 top movies and 10 best performances of 2017
Yahoo Entertainment's favorites include 'The Shape of Water,' 'The Disaster Artist,' 'Lady Bird,' Jessica Chastain, Shia LaBeouf, Denzel Washington
Variety'Kingsman: The Golden Circle' review: Secret-agent sequel is a cartoonish crowd-pleaser
Silly doesn’t even begin to describe this plot, which also involves killer robot dogs and an extended Elton John cameo.
- Gwynne Watkins
'Mother!' director Darren Aronofsky answers our burning questions (Spoilers!)
'Mother!' director Darren Aronofsky answers spoilery questions about his polarizing, allegorical horror film starring Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem
- Vulture
Alicia Vikander’s 'Tomb Raider' reboot has a poster now — with trailer to follow
Alicia Vikander’s Lara Croft, as seen in the 'Tomb Raider' reboot's first poster comes armed with an ice pick... just in case there are mountains nearby?
- Indiewire
Paramount defends ‘Mother!’ against bad box office and ‘F’ CinemaScore: ‘This movie is brave’
The studio knew what it was getting into when it decided to take a chance on 'Mother!,' Darren Aronofsky's polarizing new movie starring Jennifer Lawrence
- Ethan Alter
How the makers of 'I Kill Giants' made a non-superhero comic-book movie for kids
In this golden age of comic-book cinema, there are a plethora of superhero options for the young (and young at heart), as well as more serious-minded fare for the grown-up crowd adapted from graphic novels and series like Road to Perdition and American Splendor. The feature debut of Danish director, Andres Walter, who previously won an Oscar for the 2013 live-action short Helium, I Kill Giants — which is currently without a definite release date — occupies that perfect middle ground for young viewers who are hungry for more challenging fare outside of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the DC Extended Universe, but aren’t quite ready for the graphic violence on display in, say, David Cronenberg’s version of the graphic novel A History of Violence.
Marcus Errico'The Last Jedi': New details emerge about 'Star Wars' mystery planet via Marvel
New comic miniseries will reveal more of Crait's backstory, including its connection to Luke and Leia.
- Marcus Errico
Harry Dean Stanton (1926-2017): His most memorable roles
Legendary character actor and occasional leading man Harry Dean Stanton passed away on Sept. 15 at the age of 91. Here, some of his most memorable roles.
- The Hollywood Reporter
Harry Dean Stanton, quintessential American actor, dies at 91
Harry Dean Stanton, the character actor with the world-weary face who carved out an exceptional career playing grizzled loners and colorful, offbeat characters in such films as Paris, Texas and Repo Man, has died. Stanton, who also was memorable in Cool Hand Luke (1967), Two-Lane Blacktop (1971), Ridley Scott’s Alien (1979), John Carpenter’s Escape From New York (1981) and John Hughes’ Pretty in Pink(1986) — in fact, what wasn’t he memorable in? — died Friday afternoon of natural causes at Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles, his agent, John Kelly, told The Hollywood Reporter.
- Ethan Alter
'Woman Walks Ahead': Jessica Chastain, Michael Greyeyes, director Susanna White on their portrait of old West
Jessican Chastain, co-star Michael Greyeyes, and director Susanna White talk 'Woman Walks Ahead,' a tale of an portrait artist and Sitting Bull in 1880
Variety'True Lies' TV series in the works from James Cameron
Fox is developing new version of spy-themed movie that starred Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jamie Lee Curtis.
- Will Lerner
'It' filmmakers drop big hints about return of Pennywise, kid stars for 'Chapter 2'
Director Andy Muschietti and producer Barbara Muschietti came to Yahoo’s Los Angeles studios for a Facebook Live this week and dropped some information about the upcoming sequel they are currently developing with the first chapter’s co-screenwriter, Gary Dauberman. “We still have Chapter 2 that Andy and Gary are working on,” Barbara Muschietti told us. “We have an outline that we all like,” shared Andy Muschietti.
Gwynne WatkinsWill the 'Mother!' cast take their mothers? Jennifer Lawrence, Javier Bardem, and director Darren Aronofsky respond
The violent, allegorical thriller Mother! (now in theaters) is not the kind of film that gets billed as “fun for the whole family.” Yet it’s a daring, dazzling showcase for the talent involved — in other words, the kind of movie a mother could love, if she’s the mother of Jennifer Lawrence, Javier Bardem, or director Darren Aronofsky. Speaking a few hours before the New York City premiere of Mother!, both star Lawrence and writer-director Aronofsky (who have been dating since the film wrapped) said their mothers would be joining them at the screening. “My whole family is seeing it,” Lawrence told Yahoo Movies. “I’m mostly worried about my brothers.
- Yahoo Movies Editorial
Red carpet flashback! 10 years of Jennifer Lawrence at premieres, awards shows
At 27, Jennifer Lawrence takes on what she describes as her most challenging role yet in the new Darren Aronofsky thriller Mother!, hitting theaters this weekend. With three films in production for 2018, we can look forward to more stylish red carpet appearances by the Oscar-winning actress in the future — and if the past is our guide, she’s a welcome presence at any movie premiere. For evidence, take a look back at 10 years’ worth of memorable red carpet moments starting with her professional breakthrough as a TV actress in 2007.
- The Wrap
Jamie Lee Curtis to return as Laurie Strode in 'Halloween' reboot
Jamie Lee Curtis will reprise her iconic role in Blumhouse’s upcoming “Halloween” reboot, the production company announced on Friday.
- Gwynne Watkins
'Batman: Year One': Darren Aronofsky wanted Joaquin Phoenix for R-rated Bat-movie that never was
"Mother!" director outlines his vision for the Caped Crusader movie he almost made
VarietyClaire Foy officially set to star in 'Girl With the Dragon Tattoo' sequel
New installment of Millennium franchise will commence production in January in Berlin and Stockholm, directed by Fede Alvarez for Oct. 19, 2018, release
Variety'Frozen,' the musical review: Broadway-bound stage adaptation wows in Denver
'Let It Go' is a brilliant spectacle, as poignant as it is jaw-dropping, that should help ensure a hearty run in N.Y.; Broadway previews begin in February
VarietyBrad Pitt’s sci-fi movie ‘Ad Astra’ to hit theaters in January 2019
Brad Pitt co-wrote script to be directed by James Gray ('The Lost City of Z') and to costar Tommy Lee Jones, Ruth Negga, Jamie Kennedy, Donald Sutherland
Variety‘John Wick: Chapter 3’ gets May 2019 release date
Franchise starring Keanu Reeves as retired hitman has been a success for the studio, with a combined $260 million in worldwide grosses
Gwynne WatkinsJennifer Lawrence reveals perils of breastfeeding a robot baby in 'Mother!'
Actress admits she developed some attachment issues for her animatronic offspring in new psychological-horror thriller.
- Indiewire
'Blade Runner 2049' short film proves Dave Bautista is the future's biggest ass kicker
New prequel, bridging gaps between original and upcoming sequel, was directed by Ridley Scott's son, Luke.
