Events for “heat”

A24’s ‘Tony’ Heats Up Indie Box Office, Earning an Impressive $5 Million

The biopic of Anthony Bourdain is turning into another summer hit for A24, which scored with "The Invite" and "Backrooms."

Mahakali: Akshaye Khanna is unrecognisable in first theatrical release after Dhurandhar

Traitors 2: Parul Gulati reacts as Krystle Dsouza, Shahneel accuse her of cheating, bribery

30 Years Ago Today: One Of The Worst Sci-Fi Movie Adaptations Was Released In Theaters

The summer of 1996 brought a new movie adaptation of H.G. Wells' classic sci-fi tale The Island of Doctor Moreau, but it was doomed from the start;

This Acclaimed Stephen King Miniseries Adaptation Got A Critically Savaged Theatrical Sequel

Tobe Hooper's miniseries adaptation of Stephen King's classic horror novel Salem's Lot is quite well regarded. Its theatrical sequel? Not so much.

30 Most Popular Movies Right Now: What to Watch In Theaters and Streaming

See what films are buzzing with RT users this week!

‘Wicker’ Has the Internet Thirsting: These BookTok-Favorites Will Hold You Over Until Its Theatrical Release

While you wait for Alexander Skarsgård’s wicker husband to hit theaters, meet the mythical, magical, and smutty book boyfriends BookTok can’t stop talking about

‘Heat 2’: Inde Navarrette May Still Star In Michael Mann’s Sequel As Gabriela, Odessa Young In Consideration For Charlene Shiherlis, Eiza González For Elisa

As reported yesterday, Inde Navarrette was in talks to play Charlene Shiherlis in Michael Mann ‘s “ Heat 2 ” before turning down the role to star in Marvel ‘s new “ X-Men ” film. However, according to Nexus Point News, the actress may not be done with Mann’s sequel entirely, as N

‘The Mosquito Bowl’: Netflix Will Release Peter Berg’s WWII Drama In Theaters On October 30, Premieres On Streamer On November 25

Netflix has release dates locked in for Peter Berg ‘s WWII drama “ The Mosquito Bowl .” Variety reports that the streamer will give Berg’s latest picture a brief theatrical window starting on October 30 before it premieres exclusively on Netflix on November 25. “The Mosquito Bowl

Way Down: Reeve Carney, Amber Gray and Eva Noblezada on Hadestown: The Musical’s theatrical triumph

As Hadestown becomes a summer box-office sensation, original Broadway principals Reeve Carney, Amber Gray and Eva Noblezada discuss the filming of its live capture, their intertwined love stories and Greek mythology’s enduring resonance.

Lights Up: a starter pack of 20 fantastic films with transformative movie theater scenes

There is no rigid criteria or genre when it comes to iconic movie theater scenes in films—spanning the full gamut, Rory Doherty rounds up twenty of the most transportative, from In the Mouth of Madness to Babylon and more.

The Production Design of ‘Widow’s Bay’ Is Also Cursed (Complimentary)

Production designer Steve Arnold tells IndieWire about cheating crawl spaces and building the island of "Widow's Bay" by hand.

2026 Domestic Box Office Soars Past $7 Billion, +20% Over 2025

This summer, and this year, further shows the importance of protecting the theatrical window as the domestic annual box office has crossed the $7 billion mark according to Rentrak. Those are the best numbers we’ve seen post Covid, +20% above the same period a year ago (Jan. 1-Aug

Will Forte, Lana Condor “Had Hope” For ‘Coyote vs. Acme’ Release After “Freakin’ Awesome” Funeral Screening

After nearly three years in Hollywood distro purgatory, the stars of Coyote vs. Acme always had faith the movie would see the light of day. While discussing the Dave Green-helmed Looney Tunes movie, which premieres Aug. 28 in theaters via Ketchup Entertainment, Will Forte and Lan

Can Coyote Vs. Acme Be A Box Office Hit After Coming Back From The Dead?

Not to be dramatic, but if you consider yourself a cinephile, you have a moral obligation to support Coyote Vs. Acme in theaters.

Robert Downey Jr. Teases The ‘Only Antidote’ To ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Falling Short Of ‘Infinity War’ & ‘Endgame’

Nearly a decade after “Avengers: Infinity War” arrived in theaters, Robert Downey Jr. and Joe Russo sat down with Comic Book Resources for an extended conversation looking back at the blockbuster—its downbeat ending, Tony Stark’s relationship with Peter Parker, the Guardians cros

Prude Awakening: Gregg Araki on the pent-up, provocative energy of I Want Your Sex

As Gregg Araki makes a long-awaited return to theaters, Luke Hicks sits down with the New Queer Cinema pioneer to discuss his libinidal new comedy, in which carnal delights ignite cross-generational debates.

Flesh and Fluids: Jane Schoenbrun on fighting repression through Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma

As Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma emerges into theaters, filmmaker Jane Schoenbrun speaks with Mitchell Beaupre about the film’s multiple-climax structure, the angelic qualities of Hannah Einbinder and repression as the ultimate enemy.

Paths of Power: Kiyoshi Kurosawa on the castle intrigue of The Samurai and the Prisoner

As Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s elegant period drama The Samurai and the Prisoner arrives in theaters, the legendary Japanese filmmaker tells Zachary Lee about turning a feudal mystery into an engimatic study of power and belief.

The Secret Life of Bees: Andrew Patterson and Matthew McConaughey on The Rivals of Amziah King

As The Rivals of Amziah King swarms its way into theaters, Matthew McConaughey and writer-director Andrew Patterson reflect on the film’s distinctive, potluck-style combination of music, community and beekeeping.

Strange Connection: Gregg Araki and Joseph Gordon-Levitt on the lingering power of Mysterious Skin

With Mysterious Skin returning to US theaters in a new 4K restoration, Gregg Araki and Joseph Gordon-Levitt reflect with Ariel LeBeau on how their film’s fraught, sensitive vision of abuse and its aftereffects continues to resonate decades later.

Dark Side of the Loon: Coyote vs. Acme’s screenwriter Samy Burch on the journey of the Looney Tunes courtroom thriller

As Coyote vs. Acme arrives on the big screen after a long, complicated journey, screenwriter Samy Burch tells Ella Kemp how Wile E. Coyote finally got his day in court—and theaters—with her subversive comedy-drama.

Road to Nowhere: Alexander Ullom on It Ends’ existential horror and Gen-Z ennui

As Neon unleashes It Ends in US theaters, writer-director Alexander Ullom reflects with Isaac Feldberg on his buzzy thriller’s scenic route to release and optimism in the face of nihilism.

Sarajevo Film Festival 2026 Awards Austria’s ‘Everytime’ Best Film — See All Winners

The 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival wrapped up on Friday, with Austria taking home the top prize. During the awards ceremony at National Theatre Sarajevo, the jury awarded Austrian director Sandra Wollner’s Everytime with the Heart of Sarajevo for Best Narrative Feature Film, which c

How To Watch Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey At Home

Seeing Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey on the big screen is one of the best theatrical experiences of the year. Here's when you can revisit the film at home.

Paramount accuses Mark Ruffalo of "antisemitic" rhetoric about its ties to Oracle and Israel

The war of words between David Ellison's Paramount and the actors criticizing both its merger efforts, and the conduct of its financial backers, is heating up.