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The First Omen May Be The Most Violent, Transgressive Horror Movie Ever Produced By The Walt Disney Company

By BJ Colangelo April 5th, 2024

The horror prequel The First Omen is technically a Disney movie, and that's pretty shocking.

Netflix Just Dropped One Of Its Most Gorgeous Series Ever

By Ben Pearson April 4th, 2024

Steven Zaillian's Ripley has landed on Netflix, and it's instantly notable as being one of the best-looking shows the streaming service has ever distributed.

Drew Goddard Is The Perfect Choice For A New Matrix Movie (And His Filmography Proves It)

By Ben Pearson April 3rd, 2024

Drew Goddard's filmography makes him a fascinating choice to take The Matrix into a new era – one in which the franchise's creators are no longer at the helm.

Godzilla X Kong Pushes The MonsterVerse Past $2 Billion At The Box Office

By Ryan Scott April 1st, 2024

Roar! Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire has boosted the MonsterVerse past the 2 billion dollar mark at the global box office.

Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire Fits Right In With The Showa Era Of Monster Movies

By Witney Seibold March 29th, 2024

The very silly Godzilla x Kong is following in the footsteps of another silly Godzilla era.

In 1965, Several James Bond Veterans Made An Anti-James Bond Spy Film

By Ben Pearson March 27th, 2024

Michael Caine stars in The Ipcress File, an espionage film that came out just three years after Dr. No and feels very much like an anti-James Bond thriller.

The Live-Action Teen Titans Movie Might Be Exactly What DC Desperately Needs

By Ben Pearson March 27th, 2024

If DC decides to cater to younger audiences with Teen Titans instead of placating older viewers, the new live-action movie could be the studio's secret weapon.

Immaculate And Late Night With The Devil Both Set Indie Horror Records At The Box Office

By Ryan Scott March 25th, 2024

Sydney Sweeney's Immaculate and David Dastmalchian's Late Night with the Devil performed well in theaters, setting records for Neon and IFC Films, respectively.

The Road House Remake Is Much Darker Than The Original – Here's Why

By Ben Pearson March 21st, 2024

Doug Liman's Road House remake is darker than Rowdy Herrington's 1989 original for two reasons: the lead actor, and the storytelling approach.

All The Mutants Morph Changes Into Throughout X-Men '97

By Ethan Anderton March 20th, 2024

Morph can changed into pretty much any mutant, and we're going to keep track of all of his transformations throughout X-Men '97. Let's get started!

Every Movie We Reviewed At SXSW 2024

By Ben Pearson March 18th, 2024

On today's episode of /Film Daily, our festival goers talk about every movie they reviewed at SXSW 2024, from The Fall Guy to Monkey Man and beyond.

Disney's Newest Studio Chief Got The Job By Asking One Key Question

By Ben Pearson March 12th, 2024

David Greenbaum, who previously ran Searchlight Pictures, now has the top film job at The Walt Disney Company. Here's the question that got him the job.

Ricky Stanicky Proves John Cena Is The Best Beefcake Comedy Star Since Arnold Schwarzenegger

By Ethan Anderton March 7th, 2024

John Cena goes for it in Ricky Stanicky, and his performance is just the latest evidence proving that he's the best comedy beefcake since Arnold Schwarzenegger.

An Unlikely Savior Has Emerged At The Box Office

By Ryan Scott March 5th, 2024

Without a ton of competition for audiences at the box office, an unlikely savior has emerged to prop up the theatrical industry: Television shows.

Adam Sandler's First Major Dramatic Performance Is Still His Best

By Ben Pearson March 4th, 2024

The Netflix movie Spaceman is the latest film to utilize Adam Sandler as a dramatic actor, but Paul Thomas Anderson's Punch-Drunk Love still did it best.

Dune: Part Two's Biggest Weapon Isn't A Sandworm – It's Christopher Walken

By Chris Evangelista March 1st, 2024

Christopher Walken has a small role in Dune: Part Two, but he makes the absolute most of it.

Conquest of the Planet of the Apes Caesar

No One Talks About One Of The Best Sci-Fi Sequels Ever

By Ryan Scott March 1st, 2024

Conquest of the Planet of the Apes deserves to be spoken about in the same conversations as Terminator 2, The Empire Strikes Back, and Aliens. Yes, really.

They Finally Made The Perfect Starship Troopers Video Game (But It's Not An Adaptation)

By Jacob Hall February 29th, 2024

Helldivers 2 is a great video game, and also the perfect adaptation of the masterful sci-fi satire Starship Troopers.

Why Gareth Edwards Is The Perfect Director For The New Jurassic World Movie

By Ryan Scott February 27th, 2024

Gareth Edwards just landed the coveted gig of directing a new Jurassic World movie. Here's why that's a good thing.

Oppenheimer's Success Proves Dune: Part Two Could Be A True Box Office Messiah

By Ryan Scott February 26th, 2024

Audiences flocked to a complex movie like Oppenheimer last year, which is a good sign for the box office prospects of Denis Villeneuve's Dune: Part Two.

Madame Web Is Officially A Failure: Here's What Sony's Marvel Future Should Look Like

By Ben Pearson February 20th, 2024

Instead of focusing on more supporting characters in Spider-Man's universe, Sony should devote all of its resources on making the best Spider-Man movie it can.

The 7 Most Ridiculous Moments In Madame Web, Ranked By Our Headaches

By Ben Pearson February 15th, 2024

Yes, Marvel's Madame Web is as bad as you've heard. Here are some of the film's most ridiculous moments, ranked by how much they gave us a headache.