MARCH 05, 2021

Amazon's 'Sound of Metal,' 'Time,' and 'One Night in Miami' to Join Criterion Collection Exclusive: Amazon's 2021 Oscar slate is getting a boost by joining the prestigious film collection.  By Zack Sharf

The Best of Kathryn Hahn: 8 Roles That Paved the Way for Her 'WandaVision' Breakthrough - Watch Kathryn Hahn has been brilliantly deconstructing suburban housewives long before "WandaVision."  By Ben Travers and Leonardo Adrian Garcia	Neon CEO Tom Quinn on the Future of Theaters and Why Every Oscar Contender Should Report Box Office In an extensive conversation about the state of the film business, the "Parasite" distributor explained his company's strategy for survival … By Eric Kohn and Anne Thompson

'WandaVision' Review: Episode 9 Delivers a Big, Emotional Ending That Doesn't Rest Easy "The Series Finale" leaned hard on big battles and emotional goodbyes, while leaving a lot of lingering questions about heroes, villains, an … By Ben Travers	New Movies: Release Calendar for March 5, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films Staying home? Good. Looking for something new to watch? Even better!  By Kate Erbland

	The 7 Best Movies New to Netflix in March 2021 Amy Poehler's riot grrrl comedy "Moxie" and a new documentary about the Notorious B.I.G. lead Netflix's low-key March lineup.  By David Ehrlich
	'WandaVision' Star Elizabeth Olsen Delivered an Emmy-Worthy Performance - Two Years Ago She's still really good now — but to see Olsen's true dramatic chops, you need to turn to Facebook's "Sorry For Your Loss."  By Libby Hill
	Jayro Bustamante Is Building the Guatemalan Film Industry from Scratch with Movies Like 'La Llorona' The Oscar-shortlisted genocide allegory packaged as a horror movie has become a "national standard" in his home country, Bustamante tells In … By Ryan Lattanzio
	'The Bachelor' Just Had a (Semi) Respectful Discussion About Sex Work on National TV Brittany Galvin, who was accused of being an escort while a contestant on the show, put the rumors to rest while saying "sex work is work."  By Jude Dry
	The Visceral Cinema of 'Sound of Metal' Was Rooted in an Immersive Set Toolkit Podcast: Riz Ahmed and Darius Marder on putting mics inside the star’s body, the emotion of hearing with our own, and the need … By Chris O'Falt