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We saw ‘Artificial’ before everyone else, and now we know why Hollywood tried to bury it

After Amazon MGM shelved Luca Guadagnino's $40 million OpenAI drama, Neon brought it to New York; Andrew Garfield plays a scheming Sam Altman, while Israeli-raised Ilya Sutskever emerges as the moral center of a chilling warning about AI

Amir Bogen, New York | 10.11.26

Fast, furious and completely insane: The wildest moments in the 'Fast & Furious' saga

Twenty-five years after 'Fast & Furious' began with street racing and heists, the saga has dragged safes through Rio, dropped cars from planes, battled a nuclear submarine and gone to space; we rank its wildest, dumbest and most fun scenes

Yoni Beinart | 10.03.26

‘You don’t need a big-name cast’: How a $750,000 gamble became a $500M phenomenon

Producer Christian Mercuri tells ynet how 26-year-old Curry Barker’s shoestring horror film became a global smash, why unknown actors can beat Hollywood stars and how Israeli film veterans Avi Lerner and Danny Dimbort taught him the business

Ayala Or-El | 09.26.26

Andrew Garfield leads a medieval revolt in ‘The Uprising’ — and its aftermath is the real warning

No Robin Hood here, his legend predates the story by 200 years; instead, Andrew Garfield plays a plague-bereaved English peasant crushed by taxes who leads an angry mob against the king and his corrupt advisers; how it ends? check Wikipedia

Shmulik Duvdevani | 09.18.26

Nearly 30 years later, ‘Practical Magic 2’ repeats the original instead of moving forward

Nearly 30 years after the original became a cult hit, the sequel recreates its characters, chemistry and formula instead of moving them forward; it knows what fans loved, but offers little new — a missed chance for Bullock and Kidman

Erez Dvora | 09.17.26

Jeremy Thomas, Oscar-winning producer of ‘The Last Emperor,’ dies at 77

British producer behind more than 80 films won the Oscar for ‘The Last Emperor,’ built lasting partnerships with Bernardo Bertolucci and Jerzy Skolimowski and continued working until his final days

ynet | 09.12.26

Gal Gadot defends AI use in new film: ‘Work with it or be out of the game’

The Israeli star says lawyers spent six months ensuring AI could not alter her performance in ‘Bitcoin,’ which uses the technology for sets and lighting; she also criticized DC’s handling of Henry Cavill and Patty Jenkins

ynet | 09.01.26

Gal Gadot says she has had ‘no specific conversations’ about returning as Wonder Woman

Gadot says her last meaningful talks came when DC’s new leadership wanted to develop a third film; she has heard nothing since and says she is grateful for the chance to play the iconic superhero while wishing her successor well

ynet | 08.28.26

‘Save the cheerleader, save the world’: Why television still loves superpowered teenage girls

Thirty years after Sabrina and 20 years after Heroes, Hayden Panettiere’s death invites a new look at one of US television’s most enduring fantasies: teenage girls discovering extraordinary powers just as adolescence makes their bodies and identities feel least under control

Smadar Shiloni | 08.27.26

Tim Curry made queer desire feel powerful long before it became mainstream

Long before fluid sexuality and gender expression entered the mainstream, Curry’s Frank-N-Furter gave generations of queer fans a model of fearless desire, flamboyance and self-expression, turning ‘Rocky Horror’ into a lasting cultural refuge

Nitzan Pincu | 08.27.26

Tim Curry, ‘Rocky Horror’ and ‘It’ star, dies at 80

The cult favorite also starred in ‘Clue,’ ‘Annie,’ ‘Muppet Treasure Island’ and ‘Home Alone 2’; a major stroke in 2012 left him using a wheelchair and largely shifted his career to voice work

ynet Global, news agencies | 08.26.26

From cinema usher to international CEO: the Israeli who built his career one movie at a time

Yakov Borover began his career at a Petah Tikva theater in 2005; two decades later, after surviving COVID, war and industry upheaval, he oversees Planet in Israel, Romania and Bulgaria

Anat Lev Adler | 08.22.26

Everyone is tired of superheroes, so how did Spider-Man make $1 billion in six days?

It arrived as superhero fatigue peaked, broke 'Avengers: Endgame' opening records and drew historic trailer views; so why is 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' surging at the box office? Five reasons behind the year’s surprise hit

Yoni Beinart | 08.10.26

Marvel’s first Russian-language song appears in ‘Spider-Man’: who is anti-war singer Monetochka?

Monetochka’s 'Monopoly' plays during a Brighton Beach scene, giving the Marvel film a rare Russian-speaking cultural touch while spotlighting an exiled artist punished for opposing the war

Anna Laskov | 08.04.26

Nicolas Winding Refn died for 25 minutes, then found a new reason to make films

The Drive director says a severe heart condition, emergency surgery and clinical death forced him to confront fatherhood, marriage and the purpose of art before creating Her Private Hell

Amir Bogen | 07.30.26

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