- MoviesEvening Standard
‘I still love Darren Aronofsky very much’: Jennifer Lawrence gushes over former boyfriend
Jennifer Lawrence has admitted she still loves ex-boyfriend Darren Aronofsky "very much”. Speaking in an interview on Marc Maron’s podcast about when the pair met to discuss movie Mother!, Lawrence said: “He flew in, pitched me, left. The entire thing, Lawrence said, lasted two years.
- MoviesBen Bussey
Martin Scorcese slams 'insulting' Rotten Tomatoes
Film legend criticises influence of review aggregator site, and the modern obsession with box office numbers.
- MoviesIndiewire
'Mother!': Darren Aronofsky reacts to 'F' CinemaScore, says, 'Some people are not going to want to listen'
He seems neither surprised nor disappointed by the film's lukewarm reception.
- MoviesGwynne Watkins
'Mother!' director Darren Aronofsky answers our burning questions (Spoilers!)
"Mother!" director Darren Aronofsky answers spoiler-y questions about his polarizing allegorical horror film starring Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem.
- MoviesBen Bussey
Studio speaks out in defence of Mother! in the face of audience backlash
Paramount call writer-director Darren Aronofsky's divisive Jennifer Lawrence vehicle "audacious and brave."
- CelebrityDigital Spy
Aronofsky addresses mother! age-gap controversy
He didn't write the film for Jennifer Lawrence.
- MoviesBen Arnold
'Sickeningly glorious': Rave reviews for Darren Aronofsky's mother!
Darren Aronofsky appears to have nailed it with his bonkers horror movie 'mother!' - if by 'it' you mean grotesque, full-blown madness.
- MoviesNick Schager
Jennifer Lawrence's 'Mother!' debuts a new clip, if you can follow its viral-Easter-egg clues
Darren Aronofsky drops new poster that aims to lead fans down a rabbit hole of clues about his secretive new horror film.
- MoviesVulture
Jennifer Lawrence Likes That Darren Aronofsky Isn’t All Harvard-y About the Fact That He Went to Harvard
“I normally don’t like Harvard people.”
MoviesVarietyToronto Film Festival Lineup Includes Movies From Angelina Jolie, George Clooney, Alexander Payne
Jolie has “First They Killed My Father,” about Cambodian genocide; Clooney will offer up “Suburbicon”; Payne brings “Downsizing,” satire with Matt Damon
- MoviesBen Skipper
The Batman: Seven directors who could replace Ben Affleck
Kathryn Bigelow (left) and David Fincher (right) either side of a picture of Ben Affleck as Batman in this year’s ‘Justice League’. Ben Affleck will no longer direct himself in the next solo Batman film, after deciding to step down following discussions with Warner Bros. He will however, still produce the film. Called ‘The Batman’, the film will be the first standalone Batman story in the DC Extended Universe (DCEU) after Affleck’s version of the character debuted in ‘Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice’ last year and appeared briefly in ‘Suicide Squad’.
