Tom Ford's Nocturnal Animals may be making waves for its bold ... Ultimately, in Edward's book, Tony and his family are forced off the road at night by a group of ruthless young villains; they ...

Called "Nocturnal Animals," Edward's book plays out, as Susan reads it, as a film-within-a-film, one that Ford devotes more time, energy and attention to than the framing story, which comes across ...

The book giving Amy Adams the creeps, and her seemingly renewed relationship with the former lover Adams dumped for no apparent reason, “Nocturnal Animals” draws you into the parallel stories ...

Edward (Gyllenhaal), called “Nocturnal Animals,” which was the nickname that Edward gave her when they were together. Susan begins to read the book, a story of a family that is terrorized on ...

With her philandering husband (Armie Hammer) away on a trip, she receives galleys for an upcoming book from her first husband, which bears a dedication to her. Titled “Nocturnal Animals,” she ...

At times its self-indulgence borders on self-parody, but it captures the mood of the book while also doing something new with the material. Nocturnal Animals is no Single Man, but it’s ...

It's a book called Nocturnal Animals that he has written and dedicated to her. With it is a note saying he will be in Los Angeles and would like to meet with her. Susan begins to read the novel ...

He doesn't "kill" her in real life, but he does kill her in the novel. In the Nocturnal Animals book, just as in the movie, ...

With her philandering husband (Armie Hammer) away on a trip, she receives galleys for an upcoming book from her first husband, which bears a dedication to her. Titled “Nocturnal Animals,” she ...