JUNE 20, 2022

As 'Lightyear' Sputters at the Box Office, Where Should Pixar Go Next? Double Take: The "Toy Story" spinoff divided critics, confounded audiences, and fizzled at the box office. Is it time for Pixar to course co … By Kate Erbland and Eric Kohn

Showtime Comedy 'I Love That for You' Is Worth Your Time. Let Vanessa Bayer Explain "That kind of awkward humor has always been really funny to me," Bayer tells IndieWire about her sweetly oddball character Joanna on the Sho … By Erin Strecker	How John Carpenter's 1982 'The Thing' Became a Surprise Entry in This Weekend's Top Ten Box office reporting numbers are always in flux, but not usually in favor of a film that didn't play on Friday or Saturday (and which also h … By Tom Brueggemann

'Only Murders in the Building' Season 2 Review: Hulu's Remodel Is a Bit Messy, but Still Shines Steve Martin, Selena Gomez, and Martin Short recapture the magic, more or less, in the second season of Hulu's comic murder-mystery.  By Ben Travers	Warner Bros. and DC Should Ditch Ezra Miller as 'The Flash' - Here's Why A not-funny thing happened on their way to becoming a superhero: Ezra Miller is now a toxic asset.  By Anne Thompson

	Box Office Thrives with 'Maverick' and Struggles with 'Lightyear' as Theaters Live and Die by Blockbusters It was a $163 million weekend, 20 percent better than 2019 — but after "Doctor Strange" at #4, theater attendance plummeted. By Tom Brueggemann
	That Jan. 6 Proud Boys Documentary Will Become a 4-Part Series, but Who Will Have the Courage to Buy It? Column: Nick Quested's work is proof that filmmaking on disturbing subjects can make a difference, but only if the industry gives it a shot.  By Eric Kohn
	'Mr. Malcolm's List' Review: This Delicious Twist on the Regency Rom-Com Gets Far Too Devious Emma Holly Jones' lively telling of Suzanne Allain's popular novel offers a winning cast, playful banter, and a brutal mean streak.  By Kate Erbland
	TikTok Is Making YouTube Change Its Game - and It's Costing Alphabet a Fortune YouTube wants in on the short-form video game that TikTok dominates, but it's Meta that has key advertising advantages.  By Chris Lindahl
	22 Movies That Divided Film Critics and Moviegoers Christopher Nolan, Harmony Korine, and M. Night Shyamalan all have experience dividing film critics and moviegoers. By Zack Sharf and Christian Zilko