Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As distributors, executives and filmgoers entered the Eccles theater in Park City, Utah on Monday for the Sundance screening of ...

When Scott Stuber arrived at Netflix in 2017, some of its biggest films to date were the Idris Elba drama “Beasts of No Nation,” the Adam Sandler comedy “Sandy Wexler,” or the Will Smith fantasy ...

Ted Sarandos, left, Netflix co-chief executive, and Scott Stuber, chair of Netflix films, during the 2023 American Film Institute Awards in Los Angeles. (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times) Netflix ...

A movie that featured the ride-hailing app Uber prominently came out over the weekend, and even its name strongly hints that Uber plays an important role in the story. Stuber stars Kumail Nanjiani (he ...

Stuber made an unhappily low $22 million on its theatrical release, undoubtedly fueled in part by the terrible title. It’s a simple rule of thumb, really – if you’re going to use a made-up word in ...

Action flick machismo suffers an identity crisis in “Stuber,” a so-so buddy comedy frequently redeemed by the charisma of Kumail Nanjiani (“The Big Sick”). He’s Stu, a mild-mannered Uber driver whose ...

Stu is an Uber driver. Movies — and movie titles — have sprung from worse premises, and so now we have “Stuber,” a buddy action-comedy that stars Kumail Nanjiani as Stu and Dave Bautista as Vic, a ...

Scott Stuber, Netflix's head of films, will leave the streaming service pioneer in March to start his own media production firm which will see him selling shows back to his old company. Stuber, who ...

The executive, who has been in his post since 2017, is forming his own company. By Mia Galuppo, Aaron Couch Scott Stuber, who pushed Netflix to expand into blockbuster movie territory, is stepping ...

Netflix’s Chairman of Film, Scott Stuber (TheWrap/Chris Smith) As distributors, executives and filmgoers entered the Eccles theater in Park City, Utah on Monday for the Sundance screening of Netflix’s ...