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Though Opus is fictional, Green — a former style editor at GQ — has clearly poured a lot of his personal experiences into overworked, under-appreciated music journalist Ariel Ecton (Ayo Edebiri).

In the broadest strokes, it's pretty hilarious how much of Opus feels like a case of movie déjà vu. If you've been exposed to the kind of arty horror popularized by today’s biggest independent ...

"Opus" follows a young journalist who becomes entangled in a famous pop star's devious plot. The movie ends with a twist that turns the climax of the film on its head. Director Mark Anthony Green ...

But in “Opus,” Mark Anthony Green, a former style columnist for GQ making his first feature as writer and director, bids to say something trenchant about fame while cementing his reputation as ...

It drives us to seek out bigger and bigger things, or even just something new. No one knows that better than Opus protagonist Ariel (Ayo Edebiri), a music writer who can’t get a single pitch ...

He has been covering the business & culture of video games for two decades. And yes, Opus does bear a striking resemblance to those first three movies in particular. It’s about travelers getting ...

Written and directed by former GQ editor and frequent celebrity interviewer Mark Anthony Green, “Opus” is an A24 thriller about, well, the horrors of celebrity culture. A kind of tonal and ...

The turgid thriller “Opus” follows that same basic blueprint, but there’s a key difference here in that while the aforementioned titles were all wickedly entertaining blends of social satire ...

In one of the final scenes of Opus—the feature debut of writer/director Mark Anthony Green—the calmly deranged pop-star-turned-cult-leader Alfred Moretti (John Malkovich) sits down to talk ...