Pedro Pascal is a busy guy. We spent much of last week excited about the new trailer for The Fantastic Four: First Steps.
Disney’s new live-action version of Snow White does not add much to the classic tale. It hits all the essential beats. However, despite some of the cast’s admirable attempts to add emotional depth, this film is repeatedly doused with flat camp when others appear on screen.
Unsurprisingly, there is a strong connection between horror films and Halloween, which explains why the genre always experiences a resurgence during autumn. However, several horror movies can be enjoyed throughout the year.
There are films, many of them good, with limited casts. We’re not just talking low-budget indies, either.
Celebrities don't need a PhD to be good at their jobs, but that hasn't stopped some from getting one. These 20 famous people are highly educated.
Always playing second fiddle to the commander-in-chief, the vice president usually doesn't have much of a real-life storyline. In Hollywood, that's a different story.
Sigourney Weaver was escorted off the stage in London's West End after her production of 'The Tempest' was hijacked by Just Stop Oil protestors. The ‘Alien’
In 2022, we made our way back to Pandora with Avatar: The Way of Water after many years away. And thankfully, it will not be over a decade before the next film arrives.
The legendary director of ‘Alien’ and ‘Gladiator’ Ridley Scott doesn’t hold back when it comes to modern superhero movies. It seems that the superhero films which have the audiences in a chokehold, don’t impress Scott.
Fans of the Alien franchise have been eating well this year, with Fede Alvarez's addition landing in theaters two weeks ago to rave reviews from fans and critics alike who had high praise for the direction the beloved series is heading.
Avatar: Fire and Ash isn’t even out yet, but we know who’ll be in its sequel. That’s none other than Sigourney Weaver, who plays Dr. Grace Augustine in Avatar and Avatar: The Way of Water.
A fresh take on 20th Century Studios iconic sci-fi/horror franchise, Alien: Romulus is set to offer audiences a “truly terrifying cinematic experience.” Directed by Fede Álvarez (Don’t Breathe, Evil Dead), the new film is a standalone story yet still deeply rooted in the existing mythology of the Alien franchise.
The future is always a source of fascination, fear, and anticipation. The further into the future one goes, the more intense those feelings become.
Parody is one of the genres that is the most difficult to do properly, let alone achieve that rare feat of being as good as or better than the object of said parody. Though the parody film seems to have entered one of its periodic moments of dormancy, it’s worth looking back at some of the most notable examples of the genre to appreciate it in all of its irreverent glory.
The upcoming Mandalorian film, strangely titled The Mandalorian & Grogu, is one of the most anticipated Star Wars projects in production, and it may just have sci-fi royalty involved.
Given that apes are humanity’s closest relatives in the animal world, it makes sense that they would serve as an enduring source of fascination. The movies have had a particularly strong fascination with apes, whether gorillas, chimps, bonobos, or orangutans, and they have appeared in everything from thoughtful sci-films to family adventure stories to horror.
Ranging from the 1930s to the present, these are the types of films that manage to be scary and thought-provoking. Whether directed by men or women, the most notable feminist horror films draw attention to the positions that women often occupy in a male-dominated world.
It's almost been a year since Barbie hit the box office, but people are still gushing over it. On the red carpet at the Cinémathèque Française in Paris, where the first major exhibition dedicated to James Cameron's work is currently running, Cameron had some things to say about Greta Gerwig's $1.4 billion grossing hit.
For better or worse, these are the most memorable twist endings to movies. Oh, and spoilers to follow.
When it comes to classic action movies, they're usually always led by macho men, relegating female characters to damsels in distress or side pieces. However, there have been plenty of action movies, particularly in recent years, with powerful leading ladies at the forefront.
Harkening back to the 1970s — to many the best decade of American movies — here are a selection of films that hold up and are still worth watching (with little to no cringing).
Who doesn’t like a good fight scene? Add extraterrestrials into the mix, and things are kicked up a notch. These are our favorite alien fight scenes. Also, given a chance, we would have fought ALF.
“Alien” is an unexpected franchise starter, but also a fine film worth delving into with 20 facts about the movie.
As of mid-March, per Deadline, Avatar regained its position as the highest-grossing film of all time globally after a China reissue, and James Cameron isn't immune to the bar his 2009 sci-fi phenomenon set.
Life moves pretty fast. Forty-plus years ago, moviegoers were flipping out over Great White Sharks, xenomorphs and Hells Angels. They worshipped Paul Newman, Robert Redford, Richard Pryor, Barbara Streisand and Marlon Brando.
When you discuss movies with your friends, you're more likely to exchange favorite quotes than you are to marvel over mise-en-scène. We love to quote movies. In the interest of stirring up a big ol' fight, here are 50 of the most quotable movies ever made, listed by title and screenwriter(s). To bolster each entry, we've included a sampling of the most memorable lines from each film.
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