Universal's live-action remake of 'How to Train Your Dragon' had the fourth-biggest opening day of 2025, while A24's 'Materialists' is headed for third.

Past Lives' director is back with a new film, starring Pedro Pascal, Chris Evans and Dakota Johnson, here's where you can watch it now.

So, is leg-lengthening a real thing? Surprisingly yes. But while it's not a procedure made up for the A24 universe, it's also not the magical makeover the movie might make it out to be (sorry to disappoint). Here's what to know about leg-lengthening before getting your hopes too high.

Now it's rom-com fans' turn to get the old bait-and-switch: where every piece of advertising for "Materialists" has sold it as a throwback to classic romantic comedies of the '90s, Celine Song's follow-up to "Past Lives" is using the aesthetics of the rom-com for the sake of something pricklier.

Celine Song's Materialists is a wry, thoughtful exploration of love, ambition, and the commodification of connection in modern relationships.

Universal and DreamWorks Animation's live-action "How to Train Your Dragon" picked up $8.6 million from Thursday previews as it soars towards a projected $70 million to $80 million debut. The overall preview number climbed even higher to $11.

The ambition of Celine Song’s “Materialists” — her romantic comedy-drama starring Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans, and Pedro Pascal — is apparent from the first frame. Shot on 35mm film, the movie opens with a towering wide shot not of modern-day New York City, but a verdant forest, where we watch two cave people fall in love.

Celine Song, writer-director of 'Past Lives' and 'Materialists,' is developing an HBO drama series set in the world of e-sports.

Por JOCELYN NOVECKEl problema con muchas comedias románticas es cuán a menudo se nos pide que convenientemente ignoremos nuestro conocimiento de las realidades de la vida.

Eddie Cahill has lent his talents to numerous shows and movies, including Friends (2000-2001), Miracle (2004), CSI: NY (2004–2013), Under the Dome (2014–2015), Conviction (2016–2017), and most recently, Omni Loop (2024).

In Celine Song’s new film Materialists, Dakota Johnson plays Lucy, a New York-based matchmaker swanning about in chic outfits as she helps her clients find “the one,” while dealing with a love triangle in her own life.