Movies

Austin Butler and Tom Hardy's latest, which plays the rise and fall of a familial motorcycle gang against a subculture's assimilation by pop culture, nails what so many Marty imitators shoot for and miss.

“I don’t have that masculine obsession with machines. I’ve never had it, really.”

From Elton John to Thierry Mugler, Ani DiFranco to Peter Pan, 24 life-changing moments of queer culture

The rollout for Marvel's latest crossover bonanza keeps making homoerotic jokes about its mutant-bro leads. Is this all they've got?

In this exclusive excerpt from A24's new book, How Directors Dress, The Souvenir auteur Joanna Hogg muses on the power of a filmmaker's uniform.

It was a spur-of-the-moment visual gag in a low-budget movie made by first-time filmmakers fresh out of BYU. It became the biggest-selling T-shirt in Hot Topic history. Jon Heder, Efren Ramirez, director Jared Hess and many others tell the full story of the shirt—and how it helped turn the movie that inspired it into an unlikely mainstream hit.

After years of grinding, Colman Domingo has finally been nominated for an Oscar and become the new king of red-carpet style.

Bad Boys: Ride or Die might have been a sure thing all along, but Smith's first post-Slap press run was still a master class in changing the conversation.

The actor's screwball rom-com with Glen Powell, directed by School of Rock's Richard Linklater, is the crowd-pleasingest movie of the summer. She talks GQ through the scenes that had us on our feet.

Richard Linklater's crowdpleaser tells the story of Gary Johnson, a faux assassin-for-hire who took down over 60 perps for soliciting his services. That part really happened—but what about everything else?

GQ spoke to director Bardia Zeinali about casting Barry Keoghan and the possibility of a Sabrina Carpenter Cinematic Universe.

In his second major role since his controversial outburst at the Oscars in 2022, Will Smith seems to want to be in on the joke.

The Top Gun star teams with Richard Linklater for a comedy-thriller-romance about a jorts-wearing college professor who moonlights as an assassin-for-hire (but doesn't actually kill people.)

The King of the Monsters threatens Japan again in an Oscar-winning kaiju movie full of real pathos, made for a fraction of the price of a Monsterverse movie.

Josh O'Connor, Glenn Close, Andrew Scott—it's never too soon to start speculating on which of these beloved stars will turn out to be a cold-blooded murderer.

Lily Collins, Elizabeth Debicki, Halsey, and a Laura Branigan song costar in the new trailer for the final chapter of Ti West's A24 slasher trilogy, due out later this summer.