In this edifiton, see how VFX artists react to The Mummy over 20 years after its release, learn how space in movies has evolved over the years, and more.
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In this edition, find out how to make Harry Potter potions with ingredients at home, listen to an astronaut fact-check space movies, and more.
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In this edition, learn about everything Elmo does in a day on Sesame Street, listen as an astronaut reviews space scenes in movies, and more.
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According to Guillermo del Toro, the studio wanted Alfonso Cuarón to change the ending to Gravity, but Cuarón said no.
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On his Twitter the Shape of Water director shared his personal musings about Alfonso Cuaron's masterpiece. Read more of Guillermo del Toro on Roma here.
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The /Film team has come together to recount the best long shots in the movies, from Annie Hall to Gravity.
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What is your favorite action scenes from movies or television shows? Here is a list of our favorites, spanning From Russia With Love To Mad Max: Fury Road.
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What are the most pirated movies of 2014? The Wolf of Wall Street and Frozen top the list, which also includes Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
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A new Gravity Blu-ray has a unique feature. You can watch the movie like you were in space. Silent. Read more about the Gravity Silent Space Version here.
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It's no surprise Alfonso Cuaron films are pretty damn good. Here, you can watch a vidoe tribune to all of them including Gravity, Harry Potter and more.
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Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson explains everything wrong with the movie Gravity, and in particular, points out the film's scientific inaccuracies.
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Alfonso Cuaron's Gravity would be a very different movie if Superman had been involved. Watch the parody "alternate opening" to the sci-fi thriler here.
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If you've got an hour to spare (and you know you do) then why not spend it with Alfonso Cuarón? The director recently sat down for a long talk on stage at BAFTA to give a detailed overview of his life and career. It's as detailed a talk as one could expect to get in…
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Most artists have a style. A unique, original look for their art that distinguishes it from the rest. Most artists, however, aren't Kevin Tong or Martin Ansin. Just when you think either artist is best at one thing, they'll change it up and do something totally different. Realistic, exaggerated, mechanical, lyrical, Tong and Ansin are…
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Here are the 2014 Oscar Winners, updated live as Ellen DeGeneres hosts the 86th annual Academy Awards from Hollywood, California.
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Gravity was one of the unqualified successes of 2013, earning universal acclaim, awards season love, and approximately a gazillion dollars at the box office. But the road to the theater wasn't exactly easy. One of the tricky aspects was the casting. In 2010, Gravity was practically a revolving door of movie stars. Two that were…
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Even before we found out "everything is awesome" in The LEGO Movie, LEGO movie stuff was pretty "awesome" on the internet. The LEGO video games made new fans, and reimagined posters using the construction toys are fairly common place. Huge trailers are regularly adapted into stop motion LEGO versions. Even so, those adaptations are usually…
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The British Academy of Film and Television Arts unveiled the winners of their 2014 awards this weekend, just two weeks ahead of the Academy Awards. The biggest winner of the night was Gravity, which took home six awards, but Best Film remained out of Alfonso Cuarón's grasp. That prize went instead to 12 Years a Slave, which secured…
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Best director Oscar nominee Alfonso Cuaron did a Reddit AMA Thursday, promoting his film Gravity, which is still in theaters and hits Blu-ray February 25. As tends to be the case with these, topics were all over the map, and we've grabbed the most interesting bits. Among them are an alternate ending to Gravity, how he…
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Louis C.K. is deep into writing and shooting the next season of Louie, but he took a break earlier this week to share some thoughts on Sirius XM's The Opie and Anthony Show. In addition to talking with Tim's Vermeer producer Penn Gillette and talking about his first movie Tomorrow Night (which is now online), the comic…
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The Directors Guild of America handed out its awards tonight for directorial achievement in 2013. Alfonso Cuarón took the top prize, Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film, for his work on Gravity. That all but locks him in as the Best Director Oscar winner. Steven Soderbergh won as best director of a TV movie or mini-series for Behind…
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American Hustle took home the big prize at the SAG Awards on Saturday night, but as it turned out, its moment in the sun was fleeting. 12 Years a Slave and Gravity regained their awards season momentum at the Producers Guild of America Awards on Sunday night, as both won the top trophy in a…
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Briefly: The Gravity Blu-ray is expected to land in the next several weeks, but anyone who saw the film in theaters knows that watching it at home just won't be the same. Alfonso Cuarón takes full advantage of the bigness of cinema to deliver a terrifyingly immersive experience, and his film is best enjoyed at an actual theater…
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No year in cinema ever shapes up exactly the way we'd expect. In fact, it'd be boring if one did. Still, when faced with the promise of a whole new year of movies, I can't help try and predict which ones I'll love or hate. I put my best guesses in list form last year,…
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World's End/Shaun of the Dead director Edgar Wright has in past years posted his favorite movies of the year online. Wright, being a real film geek, always has some great cinematic recommendations. This year Digital Spy cornered Wright at a late November junket to get his top 10 list on video. Of course, recording the…
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It's been an amazing year for films, possibly the best one since I started writing/talking about film seriously back in 2007. Devindra and I had a spirited discussion of our top 10 films of the year, but for those who prefer a shorter, 9-minute long version of that podcast episode, you can find a video…
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Over the past few weeks, and for the next few months, discussions will center on the best films of 2013. I did a list, the /Filmcast did a list and innumerable others will do the same leading up to the moment the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences crowns their best film of the…
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