FEBRUARY 16, 2023

When Liam Neeson Looks Back at His Career, He Has a Few (but Not Many) Regrets On the occasion of his 100th film role, the Oscar nominee talks to IndieWire about everything from his favorite films, what he's watching no … By Kate Erbland

'Party Down' Season 3 Struggles to Recapture Its Cavalier Spirit Adam Scott's cursed catchphrase "Are we having fun yet?" lingers over a revival caught between forced nostalgia, absurd comedy, and inescapa … By Ben Travers	Fearsome Efficiency: How 'Skinamarink' Built Its Horror Atmosphere with Microbudget Tools Director Kyle Edward Ball discusses how a simple sound setup helped him create a stew of atmospheric horror.  By Sarah Shachat

'Avatar: The Way of Water' Takes Home Unprecedented 9 VES Awards "Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio" and "The Lord of The Rings: The Rings of Power" were the other big winners at the February 15 ceremon … By Mark Peikert	Paramount+ Prices Are Going Up After Showtime Merger "Billions" is gonna cost Paramount+ subscribers. Thankfully, not billions.  By Tony Maglio

	'Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey' Review: Revenge, Murder, and Eeyore BDSM Reach the Hundred Acre Wood For better or worse, Rhys Frake-Waterfield's public domain slasher flick is exactly what you think it is.  By Christian Zilko
	Paramount's Q4 Earnings Were Nothing to 'Smile' About Paramount+ added nearly 10 million subs with "1923" and "Tulsa King," but the company's operating income plummeted 93 percent.  By Tony Maglio
	39 Regal Theaters Were Supposed to Close February 15: Here's Why Most Are Still Open Manhattan's Union Square and Sherman Oaks Galleria still sell tickets because when it comes to theater leases, Regal has the upper hand.  By Tom Brueggemann and Brian Welk
	Oscars 2023: The Best Animated Shorts Nominees, Ranked Idris Elba and Gabriel Byrne voice some kindly animals, but the real standout is Pamela Ribon's frisky feminist comedy "My Year of Dicks."  By Jude Dry