The First Reactions To The Crow 2024 Remake Call It A Soulless, Confusing Mess
The first reactions and reviews to the 2024 remake of The Crow are in, and most people agree that this bloody, confusing movie was a bad idea.
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What The Most Negative Critic Reviews Said About The Borderlands Movie
The Borderlands movie has flopped hard at the box office after being skewered by critics. Join us as we scavenge the more amusing negative reviews. -
Deadpool & Wolverine's Short Logan Actor Has Been Revealed & Marvel Fans Are Going Wild
The actor who played 'Short Logan' in Deadpool & Wolverine (and whose face was digitally replaced by Hugh Jackman's in the film) has revealed their full getup. -
The Killer Review: John Woo's Reimagining Of His Classic Evolves His Action Style — Whether You Like It Or Not
With his remake of The Killer, John Woo isn't trying to recapture his masterpiece but instead continuing a reappraisal of his own work. Here's our review. -
The Crow Review: A Dull, Lifeless, Meaningless Remake
Like many remakes, The Crow feels perfunctory and thoughtless. Here's our review of the new movie starring Bill Skarsgård. -
Disney Pushed Back On One Alien: Romulus Character, But It's Not Who You Think
Disney questioned if Alien: Romulus director Fede Alvarez needed to include a certain character in the movie, but it's probably not the character you think. -
Deadpool & Wolverine Reveals One Missing Peter Scene & It's As Gross As You Think
A newly-unveiled Deadpool & Wolverine deleted scene offers a reminder that Rob Delaney's Peter truly is the MCU's resident weirdo everyman. -
8 Hidden Details You Missed In The Lord Of The Rings: The War Of The Rohirrim Trailer
The trailer for the animated Lord of the Rings film The War of the Rohirrim is jam-packed with deep-cut details for Tolkien fans to unearth. -
Deadpool & Wolverine's Nicepool Credit Explained: Who Is Gordon Reynolds?
Deadpool & Wolverine gave Gordon Reynolds his big screen debut as Nicepool. But wait, who is Gordon, and how is he related to Ryan Reynolds? -
A Mark Wahlberg & Halle Berry Action Movie Shoots Straight To The Top Of Netflix Charts
There's a new Mark Wahlberg and Halle Berry action-comedy on Netflix that's getting some attention. -
How Logan's Co-Writer Feels About The Brutal Deadpool & Wolverine Opening Sequence
One co-writer of James Mangold's Logan reacted positively to Deadpool & Wolverine's jaw-dropping opening scene, which pays homage to Logan in an unexpected way. -
The Crow 2024 Remake Banned Real Guns On Set After The Brandon Lee & Rust Tragedies
The Crow remake banned any and all guns from set. Perhaps this could set a precedent for all films moving forward. -
Alien: Romulus Director Fede Alvarez Has A Sequel In Mind, But We May Have To Wait Awhile
The director of Alien: Romulus has an idea for what a sequel could look like, but the question is whether Disney will be willing to wait for him to make it. -
The WWE Star Who Auditioned To Play Cable In Deadpool 2 Before Josh Brolin
Before Josh Brolin was cast as Cable in 2018's Deadpool 2, this WWE wrestler was convinced he was going to play the part. -
Steven Spielberg's Aliens Pitch To James Cameron Would Have Ruined The Xenomorphs
Before James Cameron was a household name, Steven Spielberg offered a suggestion about how to write the Xenomorphs in Aliens. Thankfully, Cameron didn't listen. -
A Dreadful Star Trek III Scene Filled Saavik's Actress With Anxiety
Star Trek III: The Search for Spock actor Robin Curtis was understandably nervous about a deeply emotional scene involving her Vulcan character Saavik. -
How Deadpool And Wolverine Managed To Keep Chris Evans' Marvel Return A Secret
Deadpool & Wolverine managed to keep the lid on Chris Evans' Johnny Storm cameo, but it was mostly a matter of sheer luck. -
Things Have Gone From Bad To Worse For Borderlands At The Box Office
Borderlands, the new film based on the beloved video game series, is shaping up to be one of the worst box office bombs of the modern era. -
Leonard Nimoy's Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Vision Centered On 6 Rules
Leonard Nimoy believed the best Star Trek stories abide by six rules, and Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home follows them completely. -
Kurt Russell Broke Marvel's Cardinal Rule On Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2
Kurt Russell quietly committed a major Marvel no-no during production on Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. -
Iron Man Cheekily Used A Real Paparazzi Pic As A Prop For The Film
If you're going to come for the Iron Man, you better come correct. -
Alien: Romulus' Best Moment Solves A Decades-Old Franchise Problem
Alien: Romulus finds a clever solution to a problem that's been affecting the tension and stakes of the Alien franchise for years. -
James Cameron Has One Very Specific Goal With His Avatar Movies
The Avatar movies are gorgeous to look at, but creating a beautiful world is only a secondary concern for James Cameron. -
Alien: Romulus Proves That The Entire Series Has Always Been About One Thing
Alien: Romulus exists in the context of all in which Weyland-Yutani commands. -
Was A 2001 John Carpenter Flop Supposed To Bring Back Kurt Russell's Snake Plissken?
Ghosts of Mars is rumored to have begun as an Escape to L.A. sequel starring Kurt Russell as Snake Plissken. But is that true? -
That Weird Alien: Romulus Twist Is Backed Up By Ridley Scott's Prequels
Alien: Romulus takes a bold swing in its final act, but the decision is rooted in Ridley Scott's mythology whether fans like it or not. -
Alien Vs. Predator Was A Minor Box Office Hit That Came At A Major Cost
Alien vs. Predator was far from a box office flop, but the 2004 crossover movie didn't do either franchise any favors.
