Chris Miller and Phil Lord’s Project Hail Mary was a smash hit with critics and audiences alike. The film earned rave reviews and cleaned up at the box office.
Prime Video and MGM+’s Spider-Noir crawled its way out of the shadows and into the spotlight with a stylish debut packed with pulpy action, brutal betrayals, and one deeply broken hero trying to find his way back to redemption.
Project Hail Mary, directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller and starring Ryan Gosling, is everything we go to the movies for. It’s smart, funny, heartwarming, and manages to still give us a jaw-dropping sci-fi spectacle.
Animated family movies are almost entirely critic proof. Kids want to see movies with bright colors with fun characters. Double if the characters are already beloved.
There are so many things to praise about Phil Lord and Chris Miller’s adaptation of Project Hail Mary starring Ryan Gosling I don’t know where to start this review.
There are not a light of silver linings when you find out the Sun is dying and everything on Earth will soon die with it if you—and you alone—can’t find a solution.
Comic book fans were treated to news that Archie and his friends will be heading to the big screen. Spider-Verse franchise producers Christopher Miller and Phil Lord, the duo behind The Lego Movie and 21 Jump Street will be developing the movie.
At this point, in the year of our gourd 2025, if Phil Lord and Chris Miller are selling, I’m buying. The pair of producers (and writers and directors) have given us some of the most interesting riffs on popular works we’ve ever seen.
MTV changed the landscape of both television and music, apt given what those letters stood for, when it became a network dedicated to showing music videos.
Do you like the whole “multiple Spider-Mans” thing? Then the Spider-Verse films are for you, and Across the Spider-Verse took things to a new level. Here are 20 facts about Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, all from our universe.
This week Amazon announced it’s bringing Nicolas Cage to the live-action side of the Spider-Verse. He’ll reprise his animated character in person in his own Spider-Man Noir spinoff series.