Movies

Did any of your favorite films of the year make the list?

Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige said a trans character will appear in a movie that is currently being filmed.

It’s our annual year-in-movie show this Friday when Marty and her guest discuss their favorite films of 2019.

Racially segregated movie theaters disappeared decades ago but another element of the era just won’t die: Walt Disney’s 1946 movie “Song of the South.”

Patrick Stoner interviewed the Oscar winner about portraying the PBS children’s TV legend. Here’s a conversation with WHYY’s Jennifer Lynn about that chat.

Dark Waters dramatizes the true story of a former corporate lawyer who exposed the effects of toxic PFAS chemicals discharged into a creek in West Virginia.

Across Black Twitter and other social media platforms, a small but vocal segment of Black people are imploring other African Americans not to support the film. Why?

Marty talks with Sally Field, about her life, her career, and why acting was such a successful tool for overcoming trauma.

Company executives react to DuPont’s role as the villain in a new film about chemical contamination starring Mark Ruffalo and Anne Hathaway.

The famous director explained why it’s hard for new movie makers to convince studios to shoot in Pennsylvania. He argued for larger tax breaks.

Produced and written by Black women, the film hits theaters on Nov. 1

Joel Hodgson joins Marty to talk about his career, the humble beginnings of Mystery Science Theater 3000, and saying goodbye to his robot friends.

For its final weekend, the Philadelphia festival offers local movies about Eagles fans’ highs and lows, a weed warrior, and a displaced high school team.

Warner Bros.′ R-rated “Joker” has set a new record at the October box office.

N.J. Gov. Phil Murphy thinks more tax incentives will mean more movies made in the Garden State.