Tag: Love

  • Christian Indie ‘I Can Only Imagine’ Set to Over-Perform at Box Office

    Christian Indie ‘I Can Only Imagine’ Set to Over-Perform at Box Office

    The nation’s moviegoers look to be turning out in bigger numbers for a Christian-themed independent film than for the first mainstream teen movie with a gay main character. Roadside Attractions’ “I Can Only Imagine,” based on the story of the biggest-selling Christian song of all time, is looking at an estimated $14 million-plus for the…

  • Box Office: ‘Tomb Raider’ Finds $2.1 Million on Thursday Night

    Box Office: ‘Tomb Raider’ Finds $2.1 Million on Thursday Night

    Alicia Vikander’s “Tomb Raider” ran off with $2.1 million on Thursday night.Fox’s comedy-drama “Love, Simon,” meanwhile, made $850,000 from 2,125 sites during Thursday previews. It’s expanding to 2,402 venues Friday.“Tomb Raider,” Warner Bros. and MGM’s adaptation of the popular video game, has been projected to take in about $25 million from 3,842 locations this weekend.…

  • ‘Moonlight’ Star Ashton Sanders in Talks for ‘Native Son’ Movie

    ‘Moonlight’ Star Ashton Sanders in Talks for ‘Native Son’ Movie

    “Moonlight” star Ashton Sanders in final negotiations to take on the lead role of Bigger Thomas in a movie version of Richard Wright’s novel “Native Son.”Nick Robinson, the lead actor in gay teen romance-drama “Love, Simon,” is also in talks to join the cast along with Margaret Qualley, KiKi Layne and Bill Camp.A24, which released…

  • Daily Podcast: Solo, The Last Jedi, Apple, His Dark Materials, Ready Player One, Love, Star Wars Rebels

    Daily Podcast: Solo, The Last Jedi, Apple, His Dark Materials, Ready Player One, Love, Star Wars Rebels

    On the March 12, 2018 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor-in-chief Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film weekend editor Brad Oman, senior writer Ben Pearson and writer Chris Evangelista to talk about the latest news, including Solo: A Star Wars Story, The Director and the Jedi, Apple’s Original Series, His Dark Materials, and Ready Player…

  • ‘Love’ Season 3 Review: With Its Final Season, This Enjoyable Rom-Com Proves the Importance of Moving On

    ‘Love’ Season 3 Review: With Its Final Season, This Enjoyable Rom-Com Proves the Importance of Moving On

    In real life, the end of a love story is rarely a happy one, which is why perhaps it’s good that Netflix’s “Love” has chosen to wrap things up. The third season of the series created by Paul Rust, Lesley Arfin, and Judd Apatow has always had a grounded, near-cynical take on what it means…

  • ‘Love, Simon’ Stars Say Gay Teen Romance Will Save Lives

    ‘Love, Simon’ Stars Say Gay Teen Romance Will Save Lives

    “Love, Simon” is a film of important milestones. Namely, it’s the first mainstream studio romantic comedy told from the perspective of a gay teen. But perhaps the most extraordinary thing about the Fox release is that it’s so ordinary. It’s a classic high school tale — one that minted millions for John Hughes — set…

  • Danny Boyle, Richard Curtis team up for Working Title comedy

    Danny Boyle, Richard Curtis team up for Working Title comedy

    British pair also to produce alongside Working Title’s Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner.Working Title is set to produce an untitled comedy to be directed by Danny Boyle (Trainspotting, Slumdog Millionaire) and written by Richard Curtis (Notting Hill, Love, Actually). The project is currently in development at Universal.There are no plot details as yet about the…

  • Film Review: ‘Love, Simon’

    Film Review: ‘Love, Simon’

    By the time your average American teen experiences his or her first kiss, they’ve probably seen hundreds, if not thousands, of heterosexual smooches on screen. But what about Simon Spier, the handsome, well-liked high-school senior at the center of writer-director Greg Berlanti’s “Love, Simon”? He has “a perfectly normal life” in all ways but one:…

  • Gaspar Noé’s Next Film Is ‘Psyché,’ New Details Emerge

    Gaspar Noé’s Next Film Is ‘Psyché,’ New Details Emerge

    There are few provocateurs in modern cinema quite like Gaspar Noé. The filmmaker stunned audiences with the intense rape drama “Irreversible,” tried to give them seizures with “Enter The Void,” and pushed himself to the edges of pornography with “Love.” Now, the director is setting up his next picture and is staying decidedly #OnBrand.Details of…

  • Cinetic International licenses three title to NonStop (exclusive)

    Cinetic International licenses three title to NonStop (exclusive)

    The films are Abacus: Small Enough To Jail by Steve James, Love Cecil by Lisa Immordino Vreeland, and Ethan Hawke’s Blaze.Cinetic International has licensed three titles at the Efm to Scandinavian distributor NonStop – Abacus: Small Enough To Jail by Steve James, Love Cecil by Lisa Immordino Vreeland, and Ethan Hawke’s Blaze, which screened at…