Good Night, And Good Luck Took A Cue From One Of George Clooney's Favorite Films
Clooney leaned on two previous experiences – one as a fan, and one as an executive producer – to help inform his 2005 movie.
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The Daily Stream: Boy Is A Creative, Beautiful, Bittersweet Coming-Of-Age Story
Taika Waititi's intensely personal, intensely funny coming-of-age drama is a must-watch.
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Superhero Bits: Joe Quesada Is Leaving Marvel, The Black Adam Trailer Drops Soon & More
Apparently, it's still Morbin' time.
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American Gigolo Teaser: Who Framed Julian Kaye For Murder?
The show is a sequel/reimagining of the film of the same name.
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The Black Phone Featurette Gives Us More Of Ethan Hawke's Menacing Villain
We're all on board for Ethan Hawke: horror movie villain.
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The Best Sci-Fi Movies Of 2022 So Far According To Rotten Tomatoes — Did They Get It Right?
From low-budget indies to FX-laden blockbusters, 2022 has been a great year for sci-fi cinema. Is Rotten Tomatoes right about the year's best so far?
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Broker Review: Kore-Eda Returns With Another Moving Drama About Found Families [Cannes]
A movie about found families and finding a home with each other.
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One Stunt On The Set Of Aeon Flux Almost Paralyzed Charlize Theron
No matter how safely a set is run, there's always the risk of an accident taking place.
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R.M.N. Review: A Boiling Pot Of Xenophobia Laid Bare [Cannes]
A stark warning about social division.
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Channing Tatum's Gambit Movie Failed After The Studio Tried To Make It More Of A Comedy
Sounds like Gambit was too much of a ... gambit.
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Rebel Review: Bad Boys For Life Directors Return With Commendable Drama About Indoctrination And Inaction [Cannes]
A punishing musical war drama.
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Book Club 2 – The Next Chapter Starts Production, Takes Diane Keaton And Co. To Italy
Diane Keaton, Jane Fonda, Candice Bergen, and Mary Steenburgen are back, ready to eat, pray, love their way through a sequel.
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Daily Podcast: Star Wars Celebration 2022 Wrap-Up
On today's episode, Ben asks Brad a bunch of questions about his experience at Star Wars Celebration 2022.
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Fast X: The Suicide Squad Star Daniela Melchior Reveals First Look At Her New Character
The cast for this movie keeps getting bigger and bigger.
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15 Underrated Horror Movies You Should Really Check Out
If endless sequels and franchise reboots have left you yearning for some original scares, check out these underrated fright films.
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How The Production Of Attack Of The Clones Was Changed By Digital Filmmaking
'Everybody had to fine-tune their craft based on how the imagery was being seen.'
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Joyland Review: A Longing Examination Of Gender And Sexuality [Cannes]
Joyland is a profoundly moving film that might just make a difference
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You Can Watch David Cronenberg's Original Crimes Of The Future Right Now
The new film isn't a remake, but it does share the same title and director.
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Top Gun: Maverick Soars To Record Highs At The Box Office, Leaves Bob's Burgers In The Dust
Top Gun: Maverick took the top spot at the box office, but Bob's Burgers couldn't cook up a big box office debut.
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Close Review: A Devastating Look At The Loss Of Childhood Friendship [Cannes]
A gut-wrenching study of loss.
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Crimes Of The Future Review: David Cronenberg Returns To His Body Horror Roots With A Gruesome, Darkly Funny Freak Show
David Cronenberg is back, baby!
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New Mutants Co-Creator Bob McLeod Wasn't A Huge Fan Of The Movie's Horror Approach [Exclusive]
Yep, we have a reason to talk about The New Mutants again.
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The Battle Of Geonosis In Attack Of The Clones Was Quite A Production Challenge
Since Attack of the Clones used miniatures for the massive battle sequence, the production ended up requiring a lot more hands on deck.
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Hunger Games Prequel The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes Casts Rachel Zegler
Rachel Zegler is the next Hunger Games star.
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The 17 Blaxploitation Films That Defined The Genre
In the 1970s, blaxploitation films transcended their grindhouse roots to explore relevant social issues. These are the films that defined the genre.
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Watch The First 10 Minutes Of Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets Of Dumbledore Online Now, If That's What You Want
The film was directed by Wizarding World veteran David Yates.
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Year Of The Vampire: In Thirst, Park Chan-Wook Took The Lust For Life To Its Bloodiest Limits
Acclaimed director Park Chan-Wook offers a poignant, thoughtful, and subversive take on the vampire movie with "Thirst."
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