In Opus, Mark Anthony Green’s directorial debut, fashion is psychological—from cult members in hypnotizing hues of indigo to a David Bowie-esque pop star adorned in dazzling brooches and Rick Owens ...
Five new movies opened in wide release in North American theaters this weekend. And yet it's likely going to be the ...
Yes, this is the lowest grossing weekend of 2025 to date, but not for opera, as the specialty market found its maestro, ...
When final receipts are tallied Monday, it’s likely going be the lowest-grossing weekend of the year to date with around $54 ...
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Review: ‘Opus’ is a painfully rough translation of an urgent, hungry filmmaking mindThere’s not a doubt in my mind that Green has some sort of answer to that question. Frankly, I have little trouble believing ...
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‘OPUS’ Director Mark Anthony Green on His “Very Weird, Very Fun” FilmAfter an astonishing premiere at Sundance in January, OPUS has finally hit theaters. Billed as a horror film, OPUS is ...
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Opus: Why Moretti Really Invited Each Guest To His Listening PartyA24's new horror comedy Opus sees a reclusive pop star reemerge into the spotlight by inviting six carefully chosen people to his killer album party.
The latest release of Mark Anthony Green's thriller Opus, stars a cast of talented actors including Ayo Edebiri, John Malkovich, Juliette Lewis, Murray Bartlett, Amber Midthunder, and many more.
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Opus review: Ayo Edebiri’s spark is almost snuffed out by stale A24 thrillerWarning: This article reveals plot spoilers for the movie Opus.* The trend of cult thrillers in Hollywood seems to have hit a ...
Mark Anthony Green curates an incredible vibe in Opus but that isn’t enough to elevate this film to cult status.
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