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‘Artificial’ Review: Andrew Garfield Is Chilling As Sam Altman In Luca Guadagnino’s OpenAI Origin Story That Should Make You Very Afraid – New York Film Festival
Artificial, which had its world premiere Monday at the New York Film Festival, certainly comes in with a bit of controversy attached. Produced and made under Amazon MGM Studios, the Luca Guadagnino film about the origin of OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman and key creative Ilya Sutskever, was shopped…
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By Pete Hammond
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‘A Statement’ Review: Paul Rudd, Paul Giamatti And Superb Ensemble In Tom McCarthy’s Splendid Humanist Look At Climate Change – New York Film Festival
On paper, director Tom McCarthy’s latest film A Statement might appear to be a dense polemic, hardly the stuff of exciting moviemaking. It centers on a 1980 Florida conference dealing with the effects of carbon dioxide emissions on the environment…
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By Pete Hammond
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‘Behemoth!’ Review: Pedro Pascal Hits All The Right Notes In Tony Gilroy’s Lyrical Love Letter To The Music Of The Movies – New York Film Festival
It has been 14 years since Tony Gilroy last directed a feature film, 2012’s The Bourne Legacy. Before that was Duplicity and in 2007 his sensational Oscar-nominated Michael Clayton. He has been busy though, notably the critically acclaimed TV series Ando…
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By Pete Hammond
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‘Verity’ Review: Dakota Johnson And Anne Hathaway Play Authors In Psychological Thriller, But Are They Really Alter Egos For Colleen Hoover?
Colleen Hoover had written 16 of her wildly successful romance novels before switching gears in 2018 and taking a shot at writing a psychological thriller, Verity. She even self-published it, and it led to yet another literary triumph, one that seems…
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By Pete Hammond
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‘Digger’ Review: Tom Cruise Explodes In Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s Surprising And Urgent Disaster Movie Satire
Digger is unlike any film coming from a major Hollywood studio in years, at least in my memory. It makes sense it comes from Warner Bros, which is the one major that seems to take real swings with big budgets, directors and stars in films you might say…
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By Pete Hammond
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‘Sense And Sensibility’ Review: Director Georgia Oakley Brings A Rebellious Spirit To Jane Austen’s Still-Sharp Social Satire
Over 30 years have passed since Ang Lee worked his magic on Jane Austen's 1811 novel Sense and Sensibility, and, aside from a 2008 BBC miniseries, it's taken until now for someone else to have a bash at a feature film version. It's surprising it's taken…
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By Damon Wise
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‘Heart Of The Beast’ Review: Brad Pitt And A Soulful German Shepherd Struggle To Survive The Wilderness In An Emotional Journey That Will Have You Sobbing
Going to see Heart of the Beast is a dangerous proposition if you don’t want to be seen crying uncontrollably in public. This man-and-his-dog story is an emotional roller coaster that lays it all out there, and I lapped it up just like I did in My Dog Sk…
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By Pete Hammond
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‘Forgotten Island’ Review: H.E.R. And Dave Franco Give Life To Gorgeously Animated And Frenetic Toon
You have to give points to DreamWorks’ latest animated feature, Forgotten Island, just simply for being an original from a studio system that rewards familiarity. And it comes from writer/directors Joel Crawford and Januel Mercado who proved with their own sequel, 2022’s Puss In Boots: The Last Wish…
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By Pete Hammond
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Toronto Film Festival 2026: Read All Of Deadline’s Reviews
The 2026 Toronto Film Festival kicked off Thursday, September 10, and features a slew of world premieres including the official opening-night film Being Heumann, Oscar winner Siân Heder‘s follow-up to her Best Picture winner CODA. The event’s 51st edition features 10 days of premieres, gala…
‘Magazine’ Review: Lily McInerny And Bright Young Cast Give Flavor To Pre-Digital Vanishing Era Of NY’s Literary World – Toronto Film Festival
Perhaps the title of this Toronto Film Festival premiere says it all. Magazine is a period piece set in a pre-digital world as the long proud tradition of print publications is about to end in favor of quick hits and screen-reading in a new and strange…
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By Pete Hammond
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‘All About Corinne’ Review: Isabelle Huppert Shines As Movie Extra With Bigger Ambitions In Delightful Take On French Film Industry – Toronto Film Festival
The great French icon Isabelle Huppert was honored with the TIFF Tribute Performer Award at the Toronto Film Festival this week, and her latest movie, All About Corinne became one of the earliest sales out of TIFF for U.S. distribution with Cohen Media Group buying it. There is a reason for all of…
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By Pete Hammond
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‘Vintage Violence’ Review: Eugene Kotlyarenko’s Blood-Splattered Rom-Com Is A Fun Crime-Fueled Trip Through Japan’s Denim Trade — Toronto Film Festival
Six years after his unhinged social media age horror Spree, writer/director Eugene Kotlyarenko takes a more optimistic approach with his action-packed rom-com out of Japan.
In Vintage Violence, Carter (Cole Sprouse) is an urban explorer who finds a…
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By Glenn Garner
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