Movies

Blockbuster sees WandaVision star Randall Park as an employee working in the last Blockbuster Video story in the U.S. and will head to Netflix. Originally Published Here.

For a movie that sure has absolutely no right in being any good, Wonka sure is a delight. No one asked for a prequel to Charlie [Willy Wonka] & the Chocolate Factory–the idea, frankly, is obnoxious. Yet the movie, from Paul King–the director behind the equally delightful Paddington movies–works, and it works wonderfully well. Boasting

A three-part documentary delving into the history of Barney the purple dinosaur is heading to Peacock in 2022. Originally Published Here.

Yorgos Lanthimos is a fucked up individual. Thankfully he’s also brilliant and one of the most fascinating filmmakers working today. His latest, Poor Things, may be the best of his career, a twisted, darkly funny, superbly acted, and incredibly unique adaptation of Alasdair Gray’s novel, which of course I haven’t read because why would I

Umair Aleem is writing the script for a new Under Siege movie directed by Train to Busan remake helmer Timo Tjahjanto. Originally Published Here.

I would die a happy man if Rebecca Ferguson spoke to me just once using the Voice. Then again, I can die a happy man having now seen the incredible Dune: Part Two twice in the span of a week.  Yes, Denis Villeneuve has done it: gifting audiences with a visceral, vibrant, and violent sci-fi

Sebastian Stan and Lily James transform into Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee in the first trailer for Hulu’s upcoming Pam & Tommy. Originally Published Here.

Nicolas Cage gives a dream-level performance in the imaginative Dream Scenario, a movie that for a while transcends reality until its nightmarish third act sets in. Kristoffer Borgli writes and directs the picture, which is about a boring, nobody of a college professor who finds himself at the center of worldwide fame and attention after

Enjoy the adventure of finding self-acceptance and courage in the animated comedy Ron’s Gone Wrong voiced by Zach Galifianakis, Ed Helms, Justice Smith and Olivia Colman. Originally Published Here.

Eli Roth has referred to himself as “horror master” in the past, but Thanksgiving may be the director’s first good movie. Incredibly gruesome and thoroughly entertaining, this holiday-themed slasher may not be perfect, but it’s well worth watching in a crowded theater. A year after a Black Friday fiasco that caused the brutal deaths of

Bradley Cooper finds his formidable opponent in the sly Cate Blanchett in Guillermo del Toro’s upcoming thriller Nightmare Alley. Originally Published Here.

I watched The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes at a really nice theater. A Dolby Cinema. Nice visuals. Great sound. Semi-reclining scenes with large armrests and cushy cushions. About an hour into this Hunger Games prequel, I thought: this is really nice. I’m really comfortable. Should I take a nap? I’m pretty

For our dorky 13-year-old in Turning Red, turning red has a completely different meaning. And consequences! Originally Published Here.

From action director John Woo comes a movie with a killer concept that isn’t quite as killer in reality. Silent Night boasts solid action scenes and features a fiery performance by Joel Kinnaman, but its near silent premise–no words are spoken throughout the movie–doesn’t fully work. Early on, we’re introduced to Godlock (Kinnaman), who is

Michael Keaton says he’s back to work filming ‘Vulture stuff’ for a Marvel-related project, but he isn’t saying which one it’s for. Originally Published Here.

In All of Us Strangers, a lonely dude in a lonely apartment building meets another lonely dude and one thing leads to another, including a dreamlike journey to his childhood. Unconventional but gorgeously alluring, the movie is quietly one of the better movies of the year. Andrew Scott gives a terrific, emotional performance as the

Jonah Hill will play late Grateful Dead frontman Jerry Garcia in a Grateful Dead movie from Martin Scorsese in the works at Apple Studios. Originally Published Here.

The best part about a Danish drama that pits two men against each other for supremacy is that you get to have a villain by the name of De Schinkel, because I can’t possibly think of a better villain name than De Schinkel. The second best part: The Promised Land, which stars Mads Mikkelsen, is

The story answers a burning question from the prequel trilogy and helps to define Anakin Sky walker’s fall to the Dark Side. Originally Published Here.

A prehistoric family finds them hunted by a ruthless creature in Out of Darkness, an atmospheric thriller that is a worthy watch even if it never quite finds its potential in the shadows. Though it is set 45,000 years earlier, if this movie sounds just a bit like the 2022 movie Prey, you wouldn’t be

The movie event of the season comes home with over an hour of special features, including Venom: Let There Be Carnage bloopers, deleted scenes, Easter eggs, and more. Originally Published Here.

Clever concept. Great writer. Terrible experience. That sums up Lisa Frankenstein, an imaginative romantic comedy-horror that looks like early-career Tim Burton, feels like late-career Tim Burton, and is as dead on arrival as one of its main characters. From writer Diablo Cody–who did Juno, Jennifer’s Body, Tully, and Young Adult–Lisa Frankenstein is about an awkward

The Ice Age franchise was on uncertain ground when the Disney takeover of Fox saw the demise of Blue Sky Animation, but now The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild is bringing the prehistoric gang to Disney+ for new outing. Originally Published Here.

Liam Hemsworth and Russell Crowe star in the militaristic thriller Land of Bad, a movie that delivers absolutely nothing new–but what it doesn’t do new it does well. About a soldier trapped behind enemy lines after a mission goes awry, Land of Bad boasts plenty of action and suspense, with clear good guys to cheer

When the whole world is watching, what do you do when J Lo proposes marriage at first sight? Owen WIlson might surprise you in Marry Me. Originally Published Here.

Priscilla Presley is a victim of a bad husband and shitty life decisions in Sofia Coppola’s understated biopic Priscilla. Well crafted and superbly acted by Cailee Spaeny, the movie is unfortunately destined to be forgotten to time as Coppola keeps the audience at arms’ length. Coppola methodically follows Priscilla from the time she meets Elvis

During the launch event for Spider-Man: No Way Home, Tom Holland revealed how his first meeting with Willem Dafoe on the set caught him off-guard. Originally Published Here.

I saw Madame Web for free and I still want my money back. Yes, the new Sony-Marvel comic book movie is as advertised: a sloppy, terribly written mess that would have been considered bad even had it been released in the decade it appears it was made: the mid-90s. Dakota Johnson stars as the confused

Helen Mirren had a very important role in being part of the cast of Barbie. She was the box office-dominating film’s narrator, providing humor with her signature British accent. In addition to being heard though, Mirren was almost also seen drunk fighting in a scene with a fellow Oscar winner. Greta Gerwig had no one

Paramount’s Bob Marley: One Love had offshore audiences getting together and feeling more than alright in Wednesday international box office play. Beginning overseas release yesterday, the Reinaldo Marcus Green-directed biopic grossed $4.9M across 10 markets, several of them giving the story of the reggae icon No. 1 status and the biggest or second-biggest launch day