John David Washington

Toxicity, control and love: Zendaya on her role in Malcolm & Marie, criticism received by the film

If there’s anything to take away from Malcolm & Marie, it’s this idea of gratitude for people in our lives who make it possible to do what we do, says Zendaya.

Malcolm & Marie movie review: Zendaya, John David Washington fall prey to pent-up passions

John David Washington's Malcolm talks about how “cinema doesn’t need to have a message, it needs to have a heart and electricity.” Malcolm & Marie has some version of all three, but still leaves you oddly unaffected.

Malcolm & Marie, Losing Alice, Outside the Wire, Penguin Bloom: Trailers this week

Sam Levinson-directed Malcolm & Marie was shot last year amid the pandemic with strict safety protocols and a small crew.

Tenet is likely to find fewer takers than many of Nolan’s other films, despite its ambition and merit

Tenet might just have crossed a threshold for how much viewers are willing to engage if they’ve to work hard to enjoy a film. And yet, by challenging himself and believing in the fundamental empathy and intelligence of his audience, Nolan is also getting more assured and capable at crafting his films.

Beyond its time-bending gimmick, Christopher Nolan's Tenet is a series of generic set pieces

Tenet dazzles — it effortlessly fits into Christopher Nolan's self-created brand of brainiac entertainment, but it does not move the heart.

Tenet movie review: Christopher Nolan’s least-engaging film in years

Tenet represents a dangerous gambit in the age of COVID-19: a blockbuster so must-see the studio hopes audiences will risk infection and death just to catch a glimpse of its brilliance. But in the end, Tenet is just a movie, as it was always going to be.

Tenet global box office collection nears $150 mn after release in North America

Tenet played in 2,810 North American locations, about three-fourths of what most major releases typically launch in.

Christopher Nolan’s baffling Tenet is the definitive pandemic movie of our time

With confusing timelines, patchy dialogues, and an ending that is also a beginning, watching Tenet is like being stuck in a time loop — much like this pandemic. 

Christopher Nolan, John David Washington discuss Tenet opening in theatres during coronavirus outbreak

Christopher Nolan is “very pleased” with Warner Bros’ innovative release plan for Tenet that is allowing for a slow, patient, and safe rollout.

Christopher Nolan's Tenet opens at $53 mn in 41 overseas markets before release in US and China

While many of Hollywood’s largest productions have postponed their release and others have rerouted to streaming platforms, Warner Bros gambled that Tenet could roll out abroad first, and then gradually debut in the US.