The Witcher's Depiction Of Infertility Helped Me Embrace My Own
In which the fantasy world of The Witcher helps one writer come to terms with her own health and her own future.
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Why Yellowjackets' Portrayal Of A DIY Abortion Is So Important
A pivotal scene between Shauna and Taissa in the latest episode of Yellowjackets has relevance beyond the show's wilderness setting.
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Trippingly On The Tongue: Denzel Washington, Leonardo DiCaprio, And Why Americanized Shakespeare Works
There's something special and unique about a great American actor performing Shakespeare.
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21st Century Spielberg: Steven Spielberg Finally Made A Musical With West Side Story, And The End Result Was One Of His Best Films
Steven Spielberg has been talking about making a musical for his entire career. He finally did it, making a great new West Side Story.
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The Best Characters In Spider-Man: No Way Home, Ranked
The guest appearances in Spider-Man: No Way Home are more than just fan service. Each character plays a crucial role. Here's how they rank.
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The Best New Blu-Ray Releases: The Last Duel, The Mitchells Vs The Machines, And More
How about one final Blu-ray round-up for 2021?
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The Tender Bar And Seeing Yourself On The Silver Screen
George Clooney's The Tender Bar provided one writer with an imperfect, but deeply resonant reflection of their own life.
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The King's Man Star Harris Dickinson On Running Through No Man's Land In A Kilt [Interview]
Harris Dickinson's experiences filming The King's Man included knife work, blistered knees, motorbike-riding and a less than ideal kilt situation.
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I Really Wish Doctor Strange And The Multiverse Of Madness Looked More Like A Sam Raimi Movie
There are only a few fleeting glimpses of director Sam Raimi's trademark style in the new trailer for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
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The Matrix Series Has Always Been A Love Story
More than bullet time, more than kung fu, more than killer machines – The Matrix has always been about love.
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Every Law & Order Series, Ranked From Worst To Best
With a Law & Order comeback on the horizon, it's time to figure out how all the Law & Orders that came before stack up against one another.
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Here's Why The Green Knight Is A Proper Christmas Movie
The Green Knight is a future holiday classic and we're sticking to our guns on this one.
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The King's Man Star Gemma Arterton On Being A Badass In Disguise [Interview]
The King's Man actress Gemma Arterton tells us about her lethal sharpshooter, Polly, and holding her own in the boys' club.
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Pop Culture Imports: The Hand Of God, Dr. Brain & More Foreign Movies And TV Streaming Now
From The Hand of God to The Summit of the Gods, here are some of the best foreign movies and TV streaming now.
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The Other Witchers In The Witcher Are Very Bad At Witchering
Geralt of Rivia is apparently the one witcher who does all the work in a group project, because the other witchers of season 2 are pretty disapponting.
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Cate Blanchett's Theme In Nightmare Alley Was Inspired By Hip Hop Music [Exclusive]
Cate Blanchett is a highlight of Nightmare Alley, and her musical theme has a wild origin story.
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Station Eleven Cinematographer On Capturing The Post-Apocalyptic World Of The HBO Max Series [Interview]
If you want an in-depth examination of what it's like to work as a cinematographer on a major HBO show, here you go.
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The Ghostbusters Ultimate Gift Set Doesn't Include Ghostbusters 2016 And That's A Huge Problem
You can't call something "ultimate" without including everything. C'mon.
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The 8 Best And 6 Worst Things About Spider-Man No Way Home
Spider-Man: No Way Home is a hit, but no film is flawless. Here's what we loved about Peter Parker's latest film, as well as what left us scratching our heads.
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The Daily Stream: Factually Accurate Or Not, JFK Is Oliver Stone's Masterpiece
Back and to the left. Back and to the left. Back and to the left. Back and to the left. Back and to the left. Back and to the left.
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Wait, Did Spider-Man: No Way Home Just Mess With Sam Raimi's Spider-Man Trilogy?
The new film shatters the multiverse, so what does the Sam Raimi universe look like when the dust settles?
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Swan Song Writer/Director Benjamin Cleary Talks About Crafting The Movie's Emotional Ending [Interview]
Benjamin Cleary's sci-fi drama Swan Song features one of the best endings of any film this year. Here's how the writer/director approached those final scenes.
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The King's Man's Djimon Hounsou And Rhys Ifans On Portraying The Series' Biggest Badasses [Interview]
The Kingsman series is full of badasses, but The King's Man introduces two new ones played by Djimon Hounsou and Rhys Ifans. We got to speak with them.
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The Punisher Is Seemingly Getting A New Logo, And The Timing Feels Right
The logo for Marvel's violent vigilante has become a loaded image over the years.
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No Time To Die SFX Supervisor Talks Daniel Craig's Driving Skills And Speeding Through An Ancient Italian City [Interview]
We spoke to longtime James Bond special effects master Chris Corbould about the challenges of No Time to Die, Daniel Craig's driving skills, and more.
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Why The King's Man Director Matthew Vaughn Is Worried About Seeing 1917 [Exclusive]
Both films deal extensively with the trench warfare of World War I.
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How Spider-Man: No Way Home Lets Filipino Americans Shine
Spider-Man: No Way Home was a breakthrough for Filipino American representation. Here's why that's important.
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