21st Century Spielberg Ranked From Worst To Best
Join us as we rank the 21st century filmography of Steven Spielberg.
Read MoreJoin us as we rank the 21st century filmography of Steven Spielberg.
Read MoreIt was recently revealed that Jon Cryer auditioned to play Marty McFly, which meant he got to read a script with an alternate Back to the Future ending.
Read MoreIn the latest edition of 21st Century Spielberg, we set out on a great adventure with Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and The Adventures of Tintin.
Read MoreIn this edition, watch VFX artists react to Indiana Jones 4 and its bad green screen, see how Kingsman: The Secret Service compares to the comic, and more.
Read MoreThe opening weekend Ready Player One box office haul might end up being the best opening for Spielberg since 2008's Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
Read MoreIn this edition of /Answers, the /Film crew gathers together to talk about the most disappointing movies they have ever seen.
Read MoreIs there a chance that this Indiana Jones theory may make nuking the fridge in Kingdom of the Crystal Skull forgivable? You'll have to decide for yourself.
Read MoreBack to the Future Nikes, with power laces, are on the way. A Nike designer confirmed it's being work on and should out be during 2015.
Read MoreSteven Spielberg has such a great track record that, short of a major crime, very little could tarnish it. That's probably why, at a recent screening of Raiders of the Lost Ark in Hollywood, the director continued to claim "full responsibility" for the idea of Indiana Jones getting into a refrigerator to survive a nuclear…
Read MoreWe've posted a lot of the Screen Junkies-produced trailer edits over the past year. Their latest is a hilarious takedown of the fourth installment of the Indiana Jones series, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Watch it now embedded after the jump. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=IFKu_bwMoYE header image via gweem
Read MoreWith the weekend fast approaching, it seems like all is quiet on the Star Wars front. Unless, of course, you're an Oscar-winning director newly on Twitter, or are in search of a screen-used X-Wing Fighter. After the jump, read about the following: Oscar-winning director Michael Cimino revealed he pitched a Western sequel to Star Wars…
Read MoreI have nothing but respect for Armond White, but to say his opinions are unpopular is like saying the Sun will rise. It's a foregone conclusion, and two of his most recent posts fit that bill and then some. In one post, he argues that Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is…
Read MoreThere's so much in this edition of Sequel Bits it's insane. Let's get going. After the jump read about the following: David Fincher is still figuring out how to make The Girl Who Played With Fire. Ron Perlman still has no idea when Hellboy 3 might happen. A new image from Paranormal Activity 4 has…
Read MoreBased on reactions to the topic every time it comes up, I think a great many Steven Spielberg and Harrison Ford fans would like to pretend that Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull didn't exist. And yet there is still the occasional expression of hope when the mooted fifth Indy film is…
Read MoreFor years Steven Spielberg didn't embrace DVD and all of his classic films stayed on VHS only. Eventually, he had a change of heart. The same can be said for the DVD to Blu-ray conversion. Spielberg was originally tentative to allow his films onto the new high definition format but has since changed his mind.…
Read MoreBriefly: We'll have to wait for the full details and box art, but today Paramount announced that a box set containing Blu-ray editions of all four Indiana Jones movies: Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the…
Read More50/50: A great 2011 movie and also the odds George Lucas gives that a person would survive if they were in a lead refrigerator during a nuclear blast. We refer, of course, to the now infamous scene early in Steven Spielberg's 2008 film Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull where Jones shields…
Read MoreFind a barrel. Fill with water, drop in fish. Then point shotgun and shoot. That's the general process of taking down the fourth Indiana Jones movie, but that's not going to stop Red Letter Media, which has already served up feature-length review/deconstructions of the Star Wars prequels. And despite the fact that these four films…
Read MoreThis week's Entertainment Weekly has an in-depth, enlightening interview with Steven Spielberg tied to his December double feature The Adventures of Tintin and War Horse. All kinds of topics are discussed including whether or not Spielberg, an executive producer on all three Transformers movies, thinks Michael Bay will be back for a fourth film. He…
Read MoreIndiana Jones was famous for saying that things belong in a museum, so he probably would have loved a museum that not only traveled, but had his name on it. Fortune and glory, kid. Fortune and glory. Indiana Jones and the Adventures of Archeology, presented by National Geographic, is a traveling exhibit that features original…
Read MoreWhen authority figures unequivocally apologize for wrongs they have inflicted upon people, it can help accelerate the healing process. Maybe the same can be true for celebrities and their apologies too. While at the Cannes film festival promoting Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, Shia LaBeouf let loose about his thoughts on Indiana Jones and the…
Read MoreLucasFilm has teamed with Sideshow Collectibles to release a special edition 12 inch Indiana Jones figure that comes complete with a refrigerator made from polystone and metal. That's right, the figure and fridge recreate the infamous opening sequence from Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, which even spawned an internet slang word…
Read MoreAfter Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull was released, a new pop culture term was coined. Nuke The Fridge is a reference to the film's opening scene (possible spoilers if you haven't seen it) where Indiana Jones finds himself on a Nuclear test site and hides in a refrigerator to survive the…
Read MoreWhat is the worst reviewed box office success of all time? Could it be Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen? Find out.
Read MoreWhat if movie trailers were more honest? Playdohfactoryworker created a new trailer for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull which is a much more accurate representation of the film. I have this theory that most of the bad parts of Crystal Skull were ideas that George Lucas demanded be included, and Spielberg…
Read MoreOn last night's South Park, Stan went to see Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull only to find George Lucas and Steven Spielberg raping Indiana Jones (literally). Check it out after the jump.
Read MoreFor those of you buying Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull on October 14th, watch out for these five retail exclusives. Circuit City will have 2 lithographs of concept art from the movie. Best Buy's Gift Set includes a replica crystal skull from Sideshow Collectibles and a $25 gift card to Sideshowcollectibles.com.…
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