Poor Things takes that world building seriously – and literally. The streets of its sort-of Victorian London, Lisbon, Alexandria and Paris were built on vast soundstages.

Poor Things starring Emma Stone comes out in December but I already know that it's going to be one of the most talked-about films of 2023. Here's why.

Now, Lanthimos is set to release his most ambitious movie to date, the wild, provocative “Poor Things” (in theaters Dec. 8), a “splendidly deranged science-fiction-horror-comedy-fantasia ...

Poor Things is the latest collaboration between actress/producer Emma Stone and director Yorgos Lanthimos, following 2018’s The Favourite. The two will team up again in this year’s upcoming ...

Premiering at Venice and Telluride, Yorgos Lanthimos' 'Poor Things' and Pablo Larraín's 'El Conde' find their filmmakers revisiting old terrain with rewarding results.

Poor Things will be released on digital on Tuesday, February 27. Starting tomorrow, you will be able to buy Poor Things on platforms like Amazon Prime, Apple TV, Vudu, and more.

Emma Stone's inventive, 'incredible' journey on 'Poor Things' Watching Stone navigate the physicality and language of Bella’s evolution was “incredible,” Ruffalo, 56, says.

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Poor Things entirely subtracted the color blue from its version of Lisbon, making the city feel at once familiar and uncanny. The rest of the film follows a similar visual approach.

In addition to “The Favourite” and “Poor Things,” Lanthimos, 50, and Stone, 35, have collaborated on the short film “Bleat” as well as “And,” a comic anthology due next year.

From this point, “Poor Things” puts aside, at least for a while, some of its spookiness to become a witty novel of ideas, the history of a female Candide in a strange new world.

“Poor Things,” written by Tony McNamara, is based on a 1992 book of the same title by the Scottish novelist Alasdair Gray, who died in 2019, and who didn’t so much spin yarns as weave them ...