Jake Gyllenhaal

The Guilty movie review: Netflix remake of Danish thriller is a lot of phone-y baloney

Jake Gyllenhaal as 911 call operator dials up the drama but Netflix thriller fails to connect.

Amy Adams, Jake Gyllenhaal collaborate to produce film adaptation of Finding the Mother Tree

Finding the Mother Tree talks about author Suzanne Simard's unique journey as a mother, a former logger, and an iconoclastic scientist

Jake Gyllenhaal cast as war veteran in Extraction director Sam Hargrave's film Combat Control

Combat Control is based on The New York Times bestseller book Alone at Dawn, which tells the true story of American war veteran John Chapman.

Elle Fanning joins Barry Levinson's film about making of The Godfather

Francis and The Godfather, the movie will also feature Oscar Isaac, Jake Gyllenhaal and Elisabeth Moss.

Firstpost at Sundance: Netflix's Velvet Buzzsaw turns from artworld satire into campy, supernatural slasher

After his powerful allegory of media sensationalism and opportunistic capitalism in The Nightcrawler (2014), writer-director Dan Gilroy turns his attention to the LA art industrial complex and all its shallow, snooty patrons, critics and artists in his new film, Velvet Buzzsaw.

Spider-Man: Far From Home’s greatest strength is its antagonist, filling a Thanos-sized void post Endgame

Spider-Man: Far From Home’s strongest feature is its antagonist.

Spider-Man: Far from Home — Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige explains film's surprising mid-credit scene

in the mid-credit scene of Spider-Man: Far From Home, a familiar character makes a crucial cameo.

Spider-Man: Far from Home actor Tom Holland says he would love to 'go around as a family and visit India'

Spider-Man: Far from Home earned Rs earned Rs 12.10 crore on its opening day, beating the previous films in the Spider-Man franchise in India.

Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige explains difference between 'the Blip' and 'the Snap'

Kevin Feige said Thanos' finger snap was always referred to as 'the blip' at Marvel Studios.

Spider-Man: Far From Home is a timely reminder of how false idols manipulate impressionable millennials

In Spider-Man: Far From Home, Tom Holland symbolises the millennial generation that is increasingly falling prey to false heroes because of their own insecurities.