Daniel Day-Lewis returns in ‘Anemone.’ It doesn’t deserve him.

Great acting isn’t enough to recommend this slow and underwhelming film, directed by the star’s son.

Movie Review: Bleak family drama 'Anemone' brings the great Daniel Day-Lewis back in from the cold

Eight years ago, the great Daniel Day-Lewis said he was finished with acting It is often said of our greatest actors that ...

Emily Blunt Calls Martin Scorsese Film In Works “The Last Great American Mob Story,” Teases Dwayne Johnson’s “Terribly Exciting” Role

As Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt reunite onscreen for 'The Smashing Machine', the pair is already looking forward to their ...

'Pillion' trailer sees Alexander Skarsgård and Harry Melling enter a Dom/sub relationship

Harry Lighton's tender, funny, and steamy debut "Pillion" sees Alexander Skarsgård and Harry Melling enter a Dom/sub ...
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A Post-Retirement Daniel Day-Lewis Makes Bleak ‘Anemone’ Bearable

There’s no doubt, just to continue that thought for a moment, that Daniel Day-Lewis is one of our greatest living actors — perhaps truly the best of them all. And so the first and most important thing ...