1977

The original 1977 Star Wars is coming back to theaters for its 50th anniversary, giving fans a rare chance to see the unaltered version—including the iconic Han Solo scene—on the big screen for the first time in nearly five decades.

Wes Anderson opens up about his efforts to keep his daughter away from Disney+ and the Star Wars franchise, sharing his thoughts on parenting, pop culture, and the challenges of raising a young film lover in a world dominated by blockbuster hits.

Ron Howard once claimed his best directing years would come after 50, but his most acclaimed and successful films arrived much earlier. His recent decade, however, has been widely seen as his weakest era behind the camera.

Liev Schreiber opens up about his top five favorite movies, offering a rare look into the films that have inspired his diverse acting journey and unique taste in cinema.

Bill Skarsgård headlines Gus Van Sant’s 'Dead Man’s Wire,' a tense drama inspired by a real-life 1977 hostage crisis. The film features an impressive cast and marks a new chapter for the acclaimed director.

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