The stately home in the suburbs of Oslo has sheltered generations of the Borg family. As kids, Nora Borg (Renate Reinsve) and her younger sister, Agnes (Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas), could hear their mother, Sissel's therapy sessions with clients through the flue of a wood-burning stove in their bedroom. They could hear their parents' conversations as well, both those mundane and tense.
It's interesting the stuff that they focused on getting right," Zuckerberg said. "Like every single shirt and fleece they had in that movie is actually a shirt or fleece that I own.
"In Your Dreams," a new animated feature from Netflix, is a colorful movie filled with imaginative sights: a world of living breakfast food, a flying bed, a gigantic sand castle in which the legendary Sandman resides. But like the best children's movies, the actual story is grounded in Earth: The main characters, Stevie (Jolie Hoang-Rappaport) and Elliot (Elias Janssen) are ordinary suburban children whose parents (Simu Liu and Cristin Milioti) are dealing with financial trouble that's straining their marriage.
When her husband Jackson (Robert Pattinson) moves them out of New York City into his childhood home in rural Montana, she takes the big change in stride. It's a bit of a mess, with old pieces of furniture strewn about, and leaves and dust coating the floor, but she's not opposed to a fixer upper. There's a bit of a rat problem, but they can get a cat, she suggests.
On October 21, 2021, filming of the western Rust resumed at a ranch 20 minutes from Santa Fe, New Mexico, after a lunch break. Alec Baldwin, the film's star, fired a Colt .45 revolver during a rehearsal. Unfortunately, the gun was loaded with several blanks and one live round, and the shot was aimed directly at the crew behind the camera, as the scene was to be filmed from that perspective.
Concluding a remarkable run of homegrown films which included A Better Tomorrow, , and Bullet to The Head, the auteur bid adieu to the Far East with arguably his career masterpiece, a visceral amalgamation of hyper-kinetic violence, pitch-black humor, and erm, smooth jazz, which redefined his genre of choice. Woo nails the gonzo tone immediately, its opening scene showcasing his stylized "bullet ballet" approach in all its glory while surpassing the body count of most Hollywood actioners in their entirety.
Tucked away amid tall grasses and verdant woods in rural Montana, it seems idyllic. But Grace (played by Jennifer Lawrence) appears uncomfortable as soon as she sets foot inside her new home. She flops over like a rag doll while her boyfriend, Jackson (Robert Pattinson), explores the building, which he inherited from his uncle. Months later, she and Jackson have a baby. Grace becomes a doting mother.
Mona Fastvold's third feature film is a historical musical starring Amanda Seyfried as the founder of the Shaker movement, an 18th-century religious sect that believed ecstatic dance (or shaking) was the most powerful form of worship. Our own critic called it "one of the strangest musicals ever made." Fastvold directed and co-wrote the film alongside her partner, Brady Corbet, whose strange period epic The Brutalist was one of last fall's most discussed and divisive films.
A blackbox marketing campaign, secret screenings, and very limited press helped power the secrecy around "Weapons" to $267 million worldwide for Warner Bros. The August release, now streaming on HBO Max, is written and directed by Zach Cregger, now a horror wunderkind very much on the Jordan Peele-cut path: He started in comedy, as a co-founder of The Whitest Kids U' Know,
Earlier this year, Grow a Garden--a game created by an unknown teenage Roblox user-- blew up in popularity and became one of the biggest titles of 2025 with concurrent player counts that rivaled and even exceeded Fortnite. Now, Grow a Garden is growing in Hollywood as well thanks to a new movie based on the game. As reported by Deadline, Story Kitchen--a production company behind several video game adaptations--has signed a deal with Grow a Garden's creators to develop it as a feature film.
You have moments where it's like-obviously, you play this game and you're trying to win-but this was just a cool day as a whole for me. And obviously, to have the night I had was definitely special as well. But I wouldn't put the game I had based on the court. This kid pissed me off today, I was playing 2K. I had been playing 2K for like two hours, and I told him, too, I said 'Just wait.'
Citing a document already in evidence with a Los Angeles federal court, the plaintiff's team claims Corcoran is entitled to 1 percent of total franchise profits. That includes not just the ticket sales for the first three "Terrifier" movies - grossing more than $102 million worldwide - but also the intense surge of merchandising and licensing deals that have since emerged out of the ultra-violent slasher series and its iconic killer, Art the Clown.
A near-guaranteed Oscar nominee for production design, Guillermo del Toro's marries body horror, science fiction and gothic romanticism with an early 19th century period detail that deepens and enriches its world-building to hyper-immersive levels. To help create this world, production designer Tamara Deverell and del Toro explored a handful of lesser-known London museums, gathering visual references and doing what we can only describe as historical vibe-farming. Watch the film and then head to these spots for a full immersion into the science and wonder behind this new Frankenstein .
The live-action The Legend of Zelda movie from Sony Pictures and Nintendo is now filming. That's according to an update on the Film & Television Industry Alliance website, which states that production began on November 4 and will run through April 7, 2026. Production is taking place in Wellington, New Zealand. It's just the latest large-scale fantasy movie to be filmed there, following The Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit, and The Chronicles of Narnia.
From intriguing shows and concerts to great actors in great movies, this weekend has a lot of promise. So let's get to it, shall we? (As always, be sure to double check event and venue websites for any last-minute changes in health guidelines or other details.) Meanwhile, if you'd like to have this Weekender lineup delivered to your inbox every Thursday morning for free, just sign up at www.mercurynews.com/newsletters or w.eastbaytimes.com/newsletters .
This frisky film explores the canine-centric milieu with affection and respect but, laudably, it also makes room, about halfway through its runtime, for the case against racing as articulated by several animal rights activists who decry the conditions in which some dogs are raised, the practice of euthanising animals deemed no longer viable for racing, and the injury risks racing itself poses.
The global press tour for the latter is already underway. "The fact that we're in a film where people are going to cinemas to see it is what it's all about," Bailey tells Bustle over Zoom, as he makes his way to the airport the morning after For Good' s São Paulo premiere. "And sharing it with the fans is so exciting."
Lex Carthur is a director who does what he knows, which is a lot. Beginning as an artist then moving to photography, then falling in love with photojournalism, Lex has only continued to expand artistically with over a hundred jobs under his belt for clients such as Nike, Adidas, Sports Direct, Salomon and Vans. Interested in sports and culture and top tier athletes and those who rise to the top despite everything, Lex's work gets into the deeper layer,
