As I say, a star director is born. With three characters and a simple plot, Song seems to have achieved more in Materialists than Ridley Scott managed with Napoleon and the entire French army. Listen ...

It’s shaping up as an award-winning summer for actress-producer Lucy Liu. On Saturday night Liu received the Rising to the ...

The Bentonville Film Foundation, in collaboration with founding partner, Walmart, and presenting sponsor, Coca-Cola, ...

A money-obsessed NYC matchmaker is wooed by a financial investor and a cater waiter in a romantic drama that has its ...

Our list of five underrated movies to watch in June includes a music mockumentary, a Gerard Butler action thriller, and a ...

Pedro Pascal makes Harry more than just a foil for the central romance. He brings sweetness and a desire to make the best of ...

Materialists is the best movie of the year so far, and it is a thoughtful, adult examination of modern dating that uses complex, flawed characters in situations that ...

Director Celine Song’s second movie, “Materialists,” is an oddly-named story about romance and commercially-managed dating in New York City. It is entertaining, though one wonders if its comments abou ...

Filmmaker Celine Song’s latest project, Materialists, was described as “a drama of ideas, about the push and pull between ...

You know, there’s a surgery for that.” “For dying alone?” There’s an unspoken rule in journalism that opening your writing with a quote is cliche and cheesy, but I had to break it for this one.

Celine Song isn’t saying anything new or groundbreaking in 'Materialists', but let’s be real, the issues that exist in the world of dating and romance are still the same as they ever were.