Farheen Ali

Emma Stone reflected fondly on her time in 'The Amazing Spider-Man' films, cherishing the relationships and career impact, though recalling the exhausting global press tours as the least glamorous part of the experience.

'Emily in Paris' frames Paris as a romantic character, blending dreamy visuals, bold fashion, and heartfelt moments to create an irresistible, emotion-filled postcard of love, beauty, and adventure.

Netflix’s 'Steve', starring Cillian Murphy, follows a reform school headteacher and troubled teen Shy through one transformative day, exploring vulnerability, mental health, and fragile hope amid institutional collapse.

Angelina Jolie reunites with 'Mr. & Mrs. Smith' director Doug Liman for a high-stakes spy thriller, playing a rogue master spy in a 'Training Day'-style espionage tale filled with deception and danger.

Leonardo DiCaprio regrets declining the 'Boogie Nights' lead for 'Titanic', praising Mark Wahlberg’s performance. Now teaming with Paul Thomas Anderson for 'One Battle After Another', DiCaprio plays a fugitive revolutionary facing past and fatherhood.

Kate Hudson recreated her iconic 'How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days' 'You’re So Vain' scene at Aspen’s festival, joining singer Role Model onstage, blending nostalgia, charm, and rom-com energy for delighted fans.

Timothée Chalamet and Gwyneth Paltrow star in A24’s offbeat sports drama 'Marty Supreme', releasing on 25th December, blending ambition, romance, and chaos under Josh Safdie’s high-energy direction. Paltrow returns, Chalamet chases table tennis glory.

Simon Pegg revealed that Quentin Tarantino’s cancelled 'Star Trek' was a bold, 1930s gangster-inspired take on the franchise, likely dividing fans; Tarantino abandoned it over concerns that it might be his final film.

'Only Murders in the Building' season 5 sees Mabel, Charles, and Oliver investigate their doorman’s suspicious death, uncovering ties to billionaires, mobsters, and hidden crime networks amid the Arconia’s quirky chaos.

This article explores 10 defining Tim Burton films, from quirky debuts to stop-motion classics, highlighting his gothic visuals, whimsical tone, and recurring celebration of outsiders in dark yet heartfelt storytelling.