It's another weekend of buzz versus pure star power at the box office as the word of mouth sensation "A Quiet Place" finds itself neck-and-neck again with Dwayne Johnson's "Rampage." This time buzz had the slight advantage.

At a Tribeca Film Festival premiere of her new film "Blue Night," Sarah Jessica Parker talks about "Sex and the City" co-star Cynthia Nixon running for governor of New York.

For the film to work as commentary it needs more than Amy Schumer being, well, the push-the-envelope Amy Schumer; instead there's lazy filmmaking that simply panders to her surprisingly tame, newly found Hollywood persona.

90 whole minutes of unfunny things.

Friedkin doesn't convince us of much with a swift and messy documentary that shows us a real-life exorcism but fails to make us believe.

This movie will have you biting your nails. Just don't expect it to make a lot of sense.

British actor Taron Egerton, known for his lead role in the "Kingsman" film series, will play Elton John in an upcoming biopic about the iconic singer called "Rocketman."

Frameline, the world's longest-running and largest showcase of queer media, is pleased to announce its first slate of high-profile programs and pre-sales.

Seven years after being banned by the Cannes Film Festival for jokingly calling himself a Nazi, Danish director Lars von Trier has been invited back to the French festival.

Kristen Stewart and Ava DuVernay will serve on the Cannes Film Festival jury that will choose this year's Palme d'Or winner, the French festival announced Wednesday.