Britt Hayes

2 months ago | movieweb.com | Britt Hayes

Rare is the film that can capture the brutal honesty of our most intimate relationships with such clarity, let alone one that successfully balances searing humor with distinct existential dread. Together achieves all of the above and then some, using body horror as a visceral metaphor to unpack our deepest insecurities in relationships, both as individuals and, well, together. Millie (Alison Brie) and Tim (Dave Franco) are a relatively "average" couple in their 30s.

2 months ago | movieweb.com | Britt Hayes

Kevin Spacey has issued a response to Guy Pearce, after the latter opened up about his uncomfortable experiences working with Spacey on the 1997 crime thriller L.A. Confidential.

Feb 7, 2025 | movieweb.com | Britt Hayes

With the X-Men set to make their long-awaited debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the rumor mill is firing up with various casting scoops. Just this week, a rumor circulated online about a trio of names being eyed for leading roles, but that's been overshadowed by a much more seismic rumor: Marvel is said to be interested in casting the Denzel Washington as a major villain in the upcoming X-Men reboot. As with the previous casting rumor, the latest originated with Jeff Sneider.

Feb 7, 2025 | flipboard.com | Britt Hayes

Food Delivery Giant Zomato Rebrands To Eternal; The Internet Erupts In Hilarious Marvel Memes“We shape our institutions, and then they shape us,” Deepinder Goyal wrote in his letter to the shareholders that announced the company’s name change to Eternal, with a brand new logo and domain. Former shark and CEO Deepinder Goyal stated in the letter that the name ‘Eternal’ was used internally …

Feb 3, 2025 | movieweb.com | Britt Hayes

As improbable as it may seem, one of the best films out of South by Southwest last year was about rival sheep farmers in rural Ireland. It's also one of the most nuanced and provocative films about toxic masculinity in recent memory, and equally unsettling. Written and directed by Christopher Andrews (in his feature debut), Bring Them Down stars Christopher Abbott and Barry Keoghan as the sons of sheep farmers who stand to inherit their respective father's farms on either side of a shared hill.