NOVEMBER 11, 2022

How Guillermo del Toro's 'Pinocchio' Could Make Its Way to a Best Picture Nomination Yes, everyone loves Guillermo. But that's not all it takes to crack the biggest category in the awards race.  By Eric Kohn and Anne Thompson

'Atlanta' Ends as Whatever Dream You Want It to Be Donald Glover and Hiro Murai's series finale is dense, silly, self-aware, surreal, disagreeable, and sublime — in short, what "At … By Ben Travers	Only Kerry Condon Could Take on the Maddening Men of 'The Banshees of Inisherin' When Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson face off in Martin McDonagh's latest dark comedy, it's co-star Condon who really comes out swinging. … By Kate Erbland

'Mammals' Is a Reminder That James Corden Is a Much Better Actor Than Host The new Prime Video dramedy isn’t great, but it’s a glimpse into the kind of non-Nice-Guy career Corden was always best suited f … By Steve Greene	Kevin Conroy, Iconic Voice of Batman, Dies at 66 Conroy first voiced the character in 1992's "Batman: The Animated Series" and reprised his role in the Arkham Asylum video game series.  By Wilson Chapman

	'All That Breathes' and 'Fire of Love' Lead 2022 IDA Nominations Both films, current favorites for the upcoming Best Documentary Feature Oscar shortlist, received five IDA Awards nominations.  By Marcus Jones
	'Black Panther' Won 3 Craft Oscars, but 'Wakanda Forever' Could Top That Tally As a Best Picture contender, the MCU sequel could surpass its predecessor's historic performance in the craft categories.  By Bill Desowitz
	Sylvester Stallone's First TV Show, 'Tulsa King,' Is All in Good Fun In Taylor Sheridan's latest macho, movie star–led Paramount series, Stallone puts the "Sly" in "Sylvester" — enjoying a cur … By Ben Travers
	'Slumberland' Review: 'Alice in Wonderland' Meets 'Inception' in This Sleepy Netflix Adventure Movie Jason Momoa leads a grieving young girl through her worst nightmare in a confusing kids movie that’s forgettable enough to feel like a … By David Ehrlich
	'Being Thunder' Review: The Making of an Indigenous Two-Spirit Activist This moving documentary follows Sherenté Harris, a Narragansett teenager, as they walk a path laid out by their ancestors.  By Jude Dry