The Brutalist Report

Variety

• Ingrid Andress Talks Frankly About the National Anthem That Made Her ‘America’s Punching Bag,’ What She Learned in Rehab, and Being ‘Terrified’ Before Her Joyful Do-Over: ‘You Can’t Mess It Up Twice’ [284d]
• ‘We Are Storror’ Review: In Michael Bay’s Hands, the Parkour Team Comes Off Looking Like Real-World Action Heroes [284d]
• Aliens Are Real, U.S. Government Officials Have Admitted. ‘The Age of Disclosure’ Director Dan Farah Wants You to Know There’s More to the Story [284d]
• Amanda Seyfried Says Glen Powell Stopped Her Dress from ‘Falling Off’ at the 2023 Critics Choice Awards: ‘My Boobs Fell Out’ [284d]
• ‘The Age of Disclosure’ Review: A Documentary Claims to Offer Proof that Alien Spaceships Are Visiting Us. But Does It Really? [284d]
• Jenna Ortega Says Working with Lady Gaga on ‘Wednesday’ Season 2 Has Been ‘The Best’: ‘Definitely One of the Most Talented Individuals I’ve Ever Worked With’ [284d]
• Former James Bond Pierce Brosnan Says It’s ‘A Given’ That the Next 007 Must Not Be American: I Hope Amazon ‘Handles the Work and the Character With Dignity’ [284d]
• ‘Forge’ Review: Jing Ai Ng Puts a Fresh Coat of Paint on a Satisfying Crime Caper [284d]
• ‘Holland’ Director Mimi Cave on Working With Nicole Kidman and Keeping Audiences Guessing: ‘Hopefully, You Don’t Know Who to Believe’ [284d]
• Ramy Youssef First Pitched Muslim-American Comedy ‘#1 Happy Family USA’ in 2020, Isn’t Sure It’d Get Picked Up Today: ‘Remember Happy Trump?’ [284d]
• Box Office Misfire: Big-Budget ‘Mickey 17’ Stumbles With $24 Million Overseas, $53 Million Globally [284d]
• ‘The Threesome’ Review: Charming Rom-Com Chases Something More as Zoey Deutch Irons Out an Awkward Situation [285d]
• ‘Free Leonard Peltier’ Filmmakers on How Recently Released Activist Continues His Fight for Indigenous Communities: ‘His Fire Is Undiminished’ [285d]
• French Documentary Filmmaker Nicolas Philibert on the Need to Improvise: ‘I Plan for Something That Is Accidental’ [285d]
• ‘The Accountant 2’ Review: Ben Affleck’s Autistic Action Savant Makes a Winning Return in a Thriller That Improves on the First Film’s Messiness [285d]
• ‘It Ends’ Review: A Brilliant, Existential Road Thriller for and by Gen Z [285d]
• ‘Death of a Unicorn’ Review: Paul Rudd Kills the Wrong Magical Creature in A24’s Biting Horror Satire [285d]
• Lady Gaga Goes Full ‘Killah’ in Kinetic ‘SNL’ Performances of Her New ‘Mayhem’ Songs [285d]
• Ben Affleck Says Line Dancing in ‘The Accountant 2’ Was Like Doing Stunt Work During SXSW Premiere: ‘Tom Cruise Has Nothing on Me’ [285d]
• ‘SNL’ Slams Trump’s Claim ‘No President Has Changed Government Faster’: ‘Nobody Changed Airport Security Faster Than Bin Laden’ [285d]
• Mike Myers’ Elon Musk Whines He’s Losing ‘100 Billion Dollars’ and Bullies Marco Rubio on ‘Saturday Night Live’ [285d]
• A Terrified Jenna Ortega and Psycho Killer Unicorns Make SXSW Scream With the Gory ‘Death of a Unicorn’ [285d]
• ‘Novocaine’ Review: An Obscure Medical Condition Turns Jack Quaid Into World’s Unlikeliest John Wick [285d]
• Al Pacino Celebrates 50th Anniversary of ‘Dog Day Afternoon’ With American Cinematheque Crowd, and Picks Surprise Favorite Roles From His Career [285d]
• ‘Starman’ Review: An Outer Space Documentary That’s Out of This World [285d]
• Michael Bay’s Thrilling Yet Emotional Parkour Doc ‘We Are Storror’ Receives Howling Standing Ovation at SXSW [285d]