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The greatest trick Timothée Chalamet ever pulled was making the world believe that A Complete Unknown's press tour was unplanned, organic and impulsive. It's easy to believe, since his movements are so uncommon. What other actor crashes a look-alike contest, goes on College GameDay, and sits down with a generational talent at the British Film Institute? Even when he does the usual press tour stops like interviews and premiers, he does them in a way that attracts attention, as we'll discuss. Chal

In a world where attention spans have been hacked down to the size of a TikTok video—think less than three seconds before you decide whether to scroll past or stick around—Robert Eggers has taken a seriously bold leap. The director, whose previous works (The Witch, The Lighthouse) have shown a flair for slow-burning, atmospheric horror, has chosen to resurrect one of the oldest and eeriest vampire stories known to cinema: Nosferatu. This is no lazy remake or shallow cash grab—it’s a reimagining

Well, I watched the sequel of My Fault—Your Fault. Just like when I watched the first one, I feel embarrassed for the juvenile plot. At the same time, I also feel guilty that I can't stop watching such childish content. It seems that the trend of streaming services adapting online romance novels shows no signs of slowing down in 2025. I don't fully understand it, but I'm amazed (and trying to figure out why). And my observation leads me to this: we shouldn't judge the next generation so casually

It's impossible to discuss a biopic concerning the infamous neo-liberal idealist turned bad without examining the social and economic structure of the United States specifically Silicon Valley at the time. If the free market race deems you a winner, you're untouchable. in 1995, during the peak of the dot com bubble, Silicon Valley was the main catalyst for tech startups to find their new muse. The controversial movement, known as the Californian ideology, was founded on a growing belief in techn

Sometimes miracles happen in cinema. Incredibly stupid ideas give birth to formidably entertaining films. How this happens is a mystery, but it's probably due to a combo of a great cast, a good director and a smart script that keeps the pacing devilishly (!) fast and doesn't have the luxury of questioning the credibility of the horrible underlying idea of the whole story. How Universal Pictures greenlit a project like The Car is an enigma, but one imagines what the pitch meeting must have been l

Squid Game Season 2 officially debuted on December 26, releasing all seven episodes at once. Even before airing, Squid Game 2 was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Drama Series at the start of this month. This new season’s plotline picks up right where the first season left off. After winning a massive prize of 45.6 billion won (roughly 31 million USD), Seong Gi-hun re-enters the deadly survival game, determined to uncover the mastermind behind it all and take revenge. In truth, Squid

Do you remember the adorable Paddington Bear who carries a suitcase and is always polite and courteous? Of course, he didn’t come from Paddington Station in London, where the Brown family discovered and decided to adopt him. He actually came from Darkest Peru. Recently, on the big screen, he finally returns to his hometown after getting a new passport as a British citizen. He makes his way to visit Aunt Lucy, who’d taken care of him when he was a kid at a retirement home for bears. The kind Brow

I didn’t think I'd find a favorite 2024 film for me until Anora came along. Sure, the film won the Palme d'Or back in May 2024, but it wasn’t until January 2025 that I finally had the chance to watch it. In typical Sean Baker fashion, Anora mixes absurdity, dark humor, and a raw look at the lives of marginalized people, all with a budget so small it might make a studio executive’s head spin. But it’s not just about what’s on screen—it’s about how he makes magic with so little. You’d think shooti