Sometimes, dead is better…but don’t tell that to film producers. It’s not uncommon for movie franchises to bring a character back after killing them off.
After six and a half long years, Star Wars is back. In theaters, that is.
“The Mandalorian & Grogu” welcomes back the galaxy’s most beloved pint-sized alien, but audiences shouldn’t be deceived by his innocent gaze. During the May 14 Los Angeles premiere, Sigourney Weaver hinted that the character is about to unveil an unexpected aspect of his persona.
Sigourney Weaver would not feel right doing a sequel to Heartbreakers. The 76-year-old actress thinks a follow-up does not work without Gene Hackman (William B.
Ming-Na Wen, the actress behind fan-favourite assassin Fennec Shand, attended The Mandalorian and Grogu premiere, starstruck over one person: Sigourney Weaver.
For the first time in nearly seven years, moviegoers will return to the galaxy far, far away in theaters when The Mandalorian & Grogu arrives.
The Mandalorian and Grogu recently invited fans to a special screening of the first thirty minutes of the movie. While some of the early footage has already been seen, fans at these events got to delve even deeper into the film.
A “scream queen,” such as it is, is an actress who has a propensity to show up in horror movies and who is also good in that realm. If an actress emerges as the “final girl” from an iconic horror movie, she may be given scream queen status just from that.
For three seasons Din Djarin and his little green son have proven they know “the way” to make a compelling TV show in the galaxy far, far away.
Warner Bros. Discovery might have recently sold itself off to the highest bidder (twice), but it wouldn’t have traded its performance at the 2026 Oscars to anyone.
No one could have predicted how big The Mandalorian would become before its debut in November 2019. In fairness, though, we didn’t know something important.
This summer welcomes the first Star Wars movie to hit theaters in almost seven years, when The Mandalorian and Grogu arrives in cinemas.
One of the most infamous globe-trotting adventurers in pop culture history is coming to Prime Video. Sophie Turner will take on the role of Lara Croft in a Tomb Raider series by Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
Sigourney Weaver has addressed "legitimate" concerns over her kissing scene with Jack Champion. The pair appear together in Avatar: Fire and Ash and the
Sigourney Weaver wishes a more "strange and wonderful" version of Galaxy Quest had been released. The 76-year-old star portrayed has-been actress Gwen
A lot of credit for the state of moviegoing should be given to Avatar: Fire and Ash director James Cameron, whose blockbusters like Titanic and Terminator have given people reasons to go to the movies.
Sigourney Weaver thinks the Alien franchise was "ahead of its time". The 76-year-old actress played Ellen Ripley in the original Alien movie back in 1979, and Sigourney has been amazed by her character's enduring influence.
Whenever a new movie comes out, there’s a question that always seems to linger in the air. Is this movie doing anything new? Is it taking us anywhere fresh?
The last time Sigourney Weaver played any permutation of her Oscar-nominated character Ellen Ripley was 1997’s Alien: Resurrection.
Just when it seemed like Ellen Ripley’s story was over, a flicker of hope for fans of the original Alien saga has ignited. In a surprise announcement that has sent ripples through the sci-fi community, Sigourney Weaver revealed that she has seen a new script that could potentially bring her iconic character back to the screen.
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s Baby Yoda being too adorable for words for a minute and a half. Yes, The Mandalorian and Grogu‘s first teaser trailer is here.
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.
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.
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