Margot Robbie and Jason Blum Join Cinema United’s Filmmaker Leadership Council
Margot Robbie and Jason Blum join Cinema United's Filmmaker Leadership Council, a group of producers and directors championing cinema's future.
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Movie Reviews4.8/10
Amsterdam Review: Bale and Washington Carry a Plot Too Big for Its Script
Three friends witness a murder, become suspects, and uncover one of the most outrageous plots in American history.
Movie Reviews6/10
‘Mary Queen of Scots’ Trades Accuracy for Spectacle — and Mostly Gets Away With It
A tale of two queens, Mary Stuart and Elizabeth I, whose rivalry of throne, marriage and rebellion unfolds in a period of splendor and peril.
Movie Reviews6.1/10
Babylon Review: Chazelle’s Epic About Talkies Is Loud, Sprawling, and Worth It
A review of Damien Chazelle's Babylon, a sprawling epic about silent cinema's fall and the rise of talkies.
Movie Reviews7.7/10
I, Tonya Review: Margot Robbie and Allison Janney Anchor a Darkly Comic, Unreliable Story
I, Tonya review: Margot Robbie and Oscar winner Allison Janney anchor Craig Gillespie's darkly comic take on Tonya Harding and the 1994 Kerrigan attack.
Movie Reviews6.9/10
Birds of Prey Review: Margot Robbie Shines in a Scattered, Colorful Harley Quinn Outing
Harley Quinn's chaotic emancipation hits screens in a 109-minute action-crime ride. Margot Robbie shines, but the Birds never quite gel.
Movie Reviews8/10
Barbie Review: Greta Gerwig Turns a Plastic Doll Into a Person
Greta Gerwig's Barbie review: Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling lead a satirical fantasy about Barbieland and what happens when a doll becomes a person.
Movie Reviews8.4/10
Tarantino’s Hollywood elegy lets the stunt double and the has-been share the spotlight
Tarantino's ninth film is a slow-burn 1969 hangout picture with DiCaprio, Pitt and Robbie — a revisionist fairy tale worth its 162-minute runtime.
Movie Reviews5.9/10
Suicide Squad Review: Viola Davis Shines in a Messy DCEU Team-Up
Suicide Squad review: Viola Davis rules as Amanda Waller, Jared Leto's Joker barely registers, and David Ayer's DC villain team-up never finds its footing.