A member of the /Film staff just watched the 1996 Mission: Impossible movie for the first time. Here's what they thought of Tom Cruise's debut as Ethan Hunt.
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Perhaps the weirdest anime currently airing, Dan Da Dan has paid its respects to Back to the Future with one of its most gonzo and visually stunning scenes yet.
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The folks behind Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey 3 have just hired a controversial screenwriter to write the script, and it's left us scratching our heads.
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Scheduling issues related to the Screen Actors Guild strike in 2023 forced Weapons director Zach Cregger to overhaul the film's main cast, with one exception.
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Marve's Gwen Stacy was unfortunately best known for her tragic death, but The Spectacular Spider-Man set out to change that.
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Most sitcoms thrive on a romantic plot line, but Seinfeld kept things platonic between Jerry and Elaine. While some complained, there was a simple reason why.
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We traveled across the multiverse to find the 15 best episodes of Rick and Morty so far. Here are the sci-fi duo's greatest hits, ranked.
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Although sightings of Star Trek’s Species 8472 are rare in the TV series, the unique beings are intelligent creatures with incredible physical capabilities.
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A new Harry Potter LEGO set is coming this fall that lets fans build the snowy Hogsmeade Village that debuted in Prisoner of Azkaban.
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If Sharon Stone hadn't gotten her way when it came to The Quick and The Dead, the beloved Western wouldn't even exist today.
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If Resident Evil Fans were worried that Zach Cregger wouldn't be the best choice for the new movie, Weapons proves that he's the right person for the job.
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In a recent interview, My Oxford Year director Iain Morris explained why he opted for a mostly bleak, devastating ending with the Netflix romance movie.
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Japanese cinema has produced some of the greatest films of all time. Let's try and rank 15 of the most iconic movies to have come out of Japan.
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The new War of the Worlds movie starring Ice Cube is pretty bad, and it features some jaw-dropping Amazon Prime product placement.
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It's hard to compete with Batman: The Animated Series, but forgotten cartoon Beware the Batman deserves more appreciation.
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Both the book and film versions of The Lovely Bones include fantasy aspects, but do they have any basis in real life? Here's what inspired the distressing tale.
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Thanks to Weapons, Warner Bros. remains on a commercial hot streak and has now set a box office record that even Disney couldn't quite match back in 2019.
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Here are 10 canceled TV shows that found a second life on Netflix, offering closure after cliffhangers and giving fans more of what they love.
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James Gunn's Superman is heading to the home market after taking the box office by storm, complete with lots of extras about the making of the DC Universe film.
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While many missed Pixar's Elio in theaters, they'll be able to catch the well-received animated film on the home market (with lots of bonus features to boot).
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Moving beyond the well-known likes of Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman, let's look at the Justice League's 12 most underrated members of all time.
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A handful of musicians made cameo appearances on Game of Thrones, but Lily Allen's real-life brother complicated things for her by starring on the show.
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23 years before he starred as Lex Luthor in Superman, Nicholas Hoult had a breakout role alongside Hugh Grant in About A Boy.
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Although Jake Gyllenhaal delivers a solid performance in The Guilty, the original movie reigns supreme and is available to stream on free platforms.
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Stephen King's horror works have been adapted time and again, but one of his favorites was a miniseries from the 1990s on USA Network.
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Some horror fans are claiming that Zach Cregger's Weapons isn't about anything, but that couldn't be further from the truth.
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Dropout's Game Changer is a perfect example of how creative people can cheaply use a classic format to get modern viewers emotionally invested in the outcome.
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