Film

Cinema isn’t just about the latest Disney/Pixar project or Star Wars spin-off. Memorable storytelling is happening all over the film industry, from Hollywood’s box-office-busting superhero smashes to small, innovative indie experiments. The Verge’s film section is here to help you sort through the latest Hollywood news and reviews, from favorite genres like sci-fi, fantasy, and horror to the independent movies that matter.

The Daniels see Everything Everywhere All at Once as a story about generational love

By Charles Pulliam-Moore March 25

Mandy director Panos Cosmatos’ next film is a nightmare sci-fi romance

By Adi Robertson March 24

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The new trailer for Alex Garland’s Men goes from quaint to terrifying

By Andrew Webster March 23

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Spider-Man: No Way Home’s VFX wizards couldn’t see the Doc Ock memes coming

Spider-Man: No Way Home’s memes came from chaos

By Charles Pulliam-Moore March 22

Lego’s new Back to the Future set finally does the DeLorean right

By Chaim Gartenberg March 17

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Disney employees are staging walkouts over Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill

By Charles Pulliam-Moore March 15

David Mamet filed a short story about airplanes to back Texas’ terrible social media law

By Adi Robertson March 15

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The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent is a Nic Cage meme as a movie

By Adi Robertson March 15

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Everything Everywhere All At Once is charming, sprawling, and completely ridiculous

By Adi Robertson March 12

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The Flash and Aquaman 2 pushed back to 2023

By Jon Porter March 11

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Disney’s queer characters won’t hide its funding of real villains

By Charles Pulliam-Moore March 10

The Batman is getting an HBO Max spinoff about the Penguin

By Andrew Webster March 9

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The first trailer for Obi-Wan Kenobi teases the ultimate Star Wars rematch

By Chaim Gartenberg March 9

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After Yang director Kogonada on crafting ‘organic’ sci-fi worlds and families of the future

By Charles Pulliam-Moore March 9

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Pixar’s Turning Red captures the wonder and horror of being a teen in 2002

Pixar’s latest feature is another stunner

By Charles Pulliam-Moore March 7

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Kogonada’s After Yang finds beauty in the quiet dystopia of grief

By Charles Pulliam-Moore March 4

Bullet Train’s first trailer is a warning about quiet cars

By Charles Pulliam-Moore March 2

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Batman tickets to cost more than other films at AMC theaters

By Jon Porter March 2

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Uninvited generational trauma comes knocking in Umma’s first trailer

By Charles Pulliam-Moore March 1

The Batman is young, dumb, and full of soft-spoken ennui

The Batman franchise has seen better days

By Charles Pulliam-Moore February 28

They spent $3 million on a Dune script bible — now what?

By Adi Robertson February 28

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A look aboard Disney’s $6,000 per stay, immersive Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser hotel

By Chaim Gartenberg February 25

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Paramount’s reportedly spinning up a Beyblade movie with Jerry Bruckheimer

By Mitchell Clark February 24

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Uncharted’s road to gold is plagued by its bros

PlayStation Productions’ feature is an epic dud

By Charles Pulliam-Moore February 17

Disney Plus goes full Space Jam 2 with a new Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers movie

By Mitchell Clark February 16

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Baby Shark is getting a full-length movie

By Chaim Gartenberg February 15

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Paramount Plus is getting an Idris Elba-helmed Knuckles TV show

By Jay Peters February 15

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Put Doctor Strange and the Scarlet Witch on trial

By Charles Pulliam-Moore February 15

Netflix is making a live-action BioShock movie

By Jay Peters February 15

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Godzilla and Evangelion are forming a new Japanese cinematic universe

By Sam Byford February 15

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Best Picture nominee Drive My Car hits HBO Max this March to emotionally ruin you

By Kevin Nguyen February 14