"Cinema is dying," is a phrase that has been thrown around by anti-studio cinephiles for years now, but you know things are bad when even Batman is saying it. Robert Pattinson, whose career is currently going through a massive resurgence,

Robert Pattinson opened up about his post-pandemic fears for the film industry, finding renewed excitement through The Brutalist and his upcoming projects, such as Mickey 17 and The Batman Part II.

Robert Pattinson says he's excited about this year's predicted Oscar nominees, a change from the 'worrying' over the last few years of boring scripts.

Robert Pattinson has revealed he almost gave up on Hollywood due to the types of films released in the wake of COVID -19. The Twilight star, 38, who is set to star in Parasite director Bong Joon-ho’s forthcoming sci-fi Mickey 17, admitted he was “almost turned off” by the film industry in recent years.

Robert Pattinson recently admitted that he worried about the film industry’s future because of the pandemic and the labor strikes. Why was Robert Pattinson turned off from acting? In an interview with Vanity Fair,

Robert Pattinson confessed in a recent interview that people constantly saying cinema is dying during the pandemic and strikes nearly turned him off acting