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‘The Walk’ Trailer & Poster: Joseph Gordon-Levitt Has a Long Way to Fall
High-wire artist Philippe Petit’s extremely daring (and illegal) 1974 performance on a cable stretching between the twin towers of the World Trade Center has already been the subject of an...
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‘The Walk’ Global Trailer: Step on the Wire
Few directors have as consistently solid a filmography as Oscar-winner Robert Zemeckis. His body of work includes the Back to the Future trilogy, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Forrest Gump and Castaway,...
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10 Most Controversial Casting Choices in Upcoming Movies
Sometimes, one miscast actor can ruin a movie. It’s difficult, for example, to believe that Denise Richards is actually a nuclear scientist by the name of Christmas Jones. But sometimes the riskiest...
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The Walk IMAX Trailer: Joseph Gordon-Levitt Dreams Big
Remember when, in the months after the 9/11 attacks, filmmakers and studios feared that it would upset audiences if they so much as saw the World Trade Center towers on screen? An upcoming movie will...
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The Walk Review
The Walk is an entertaining and often thrilling piece of storytelling, in addition to being an impressive display of 3D filmmaking. The Walk stars Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Philippe Petit, a French...
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9 Movies We’re Looking Forward To: October 2015
September brought a number of interesting new releases to theaters, including Johnny Depp as notorious Boston gangster James “Whitey” Bulger in Black Mass and director Denis Villeneuve’s crime drama...
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Joseph Gordon-Levitt Talks The Walk & Oscar Chances
How do you get into the mindset of 24-year-old high wire walker who dreams of strolling between the tops of the Twin Towers that rose 1,362 feet over downtown Manhattan? That was the dizzying...
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The Walk Interview: James Badge Dale & Ben Schwartz Talk New York & VR
The opening night of the 53rd New York Film Festival featured the world premiere of Robert Zemeckis’ The Walk. The docudrama was a fantastic and fitting choice for fest’s kick-off, not only because...
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Charlotte Le Bon Talks The Walk and the French Inside Out
In Robert Zemeckis’ The Walk, the heralded filmmaker brought together an international cast to tell the stranger-than-fiction true story of Philippe Petit, who hung a high wire between the Twin Towers...
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Weekend Box Office Wrap-up: October 11, 2015
With another big budget film in 2015 underperforming at the box office, the doors were opened for Ridley Scott to repeat. Coming in first place once again is The Martian, which made $37 million in its...
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