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Topic: Movies (page 80)

Gal Gadot in "Wonder Woman" (Warner Bros. Entertainment)

"Wonder Woman" isn't as loved overseas

Leigh C. Anderson
Jordan Peele (Getty/Alberto E. Rodriguez)

Jordan Peele producing Nazi-hunting show

Rachel Leah
Jake Gyllenhaal as Jeff Bauman in "Stronger" (Lionsgate/Roadside Attractions)

How can one movie appeal to everyone?

Max Cea
Linda Hamilton in "Terminator 2: Judgment Day" (TriStar Pictures)

Linda Hamilton returns to "Terminator"

Matthew Rozsa
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Heather Graham in "Wetlands" (Abramorama Entertainment)

Heather Graham comes into her own

Gary M. Kramer
Avatar (20th Century Fox)

Fixing Rotten Tomatoes reviews

Matthew Rozsa
Jennifer Lawrence in "Mother!" (Paramount Pictures)

The motherlode

John Semley

"Strong Island" documentary

Rachel Leah
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Peter Ostrum and Gene Wilder in "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory" (Paramount Pictures/Guy Woodhouse)

Willy Wonka and whitewashing

Leigh C. Anderson

Twisted thriller meets high fashion

Rachel Leah

Stop your Rotten Tomatoes hate

Jarrett Lyons
Freddie Mercury; Rami Malek (AP/Gill Allen/Brent N. Clarke)

Video: Malek soars as Mercury

Gabriel Bell
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Amber Tamblyn (AP/Christopher Smith)

Tamblyn destroys Woods in open letter

Jarrett Lyons
"Lipstick Under My Burkha" (Prakash Jha Productions)

A triumph of independent Indian film

Tom Roston
J.J. Abrams (Getty/Christopher Jue)

J. J. Abrams takes over "Star Wars"

Matthew Rozsa
Jordan Peele; Spike Lee (Getty/Matt Winkelmeyer/Netflix/Erika Goldring)

Spike Lee's "Black Klansman"

Rachel Leah
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Jim Carrey (Getty/Dimitrios Kambouris)

The metaphysics of Jim Carrey

Gabriel Bell
King Arthur: Legend of the Sword; Baywatch; Dunkirk (Warner Bros. Pictures/Paramount Pictures)

Must Rotten Tomatoes die?

Max Cea
(Warner Bros Pictures)

"It" soars in box office

Taylor Link
Evan Peters as Kai Anderson in "American Horror Story: Cult" (FX/Frank Ockenfels)

15 Picks for "AHS: Cult" fans

Matthew Rozsa
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United 93; Fahrenheit 9/11; Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close (Universal Pictures/Lionsgate Films/Warner Brothers/)

9 Necessary films about 9/11

Gary M. Kramer
Bill Skarsgård as Pennywise in "It" (Warner Bros. Pictures/Brooke Palmer)

Clowns protest "It" screening

Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump; Wolf Warriors II (AP/Alex Brandon/Deng Feng International Media)

Trump puts China in the movies

Erik Lundegaard
Freddie Mercury; Rami Malek (AP/Getty/Pascal Le Segretain)

Malek's Freddy Mercury stuns

Gabriel Bell
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