Dakota Johnson plays a modern-day matchmaker in Celine Song’s bittersweet meditation on love and commerce. When you have such attractive players as Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal and Chris Evans looking for love against the gleaming backdrop of modern-day New York — well, you’ve entered rom-com heaven, right?

Chris Evans admitted that it is 'sad to not be back with the band' filming an 'Avengers' movie while many of his past costars coalesce in London to film 2026's 'Avengers: Doomsday,' years after he gave up playing Captain America after 2019's 'Avengers: Endgame.

Making its world premiere in the Spotlight Narrative section of the Tribeca Festival, The Best You Can represents the first major onscreen teaming of real-life husband and wife Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick since 2004’s The Woodsman, and they remain the best reason to see this small but engaging character dramedy about boomers fighting life …

Chris Evans and Dakota Johnson didn’t fall in love with one of the key moments in their new movie, "Materialists."

And while I'll poke fun at my own romantic tastes, the kicker here seems to be that Poor Chris Evans is not actually a loser. He's a sweetie pie with big dreams of making up for his former failings to the love of his life, Lucy.

Chris Evans delivers a heartfelt performance in Materialists, shedding his superhero image for a raw, soulful role in Celine Song’s romantic dramedy.

Chris Evans may be content that his work as Captain America is done, but the star of "The Materialists" still has some strong feelings about missing out on the upcoming "Avengers: Doomsday". Speaking to ScreenRant while promoting "The Materialists",