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Danny throwing the first brick at Stonewall (which is not what happened) in Stonewall

Roland Emmerich's Worst Movie Isn't A Disaster Flick – It's Just A Disaster

By BJ Colangelo 6 months ago

Roland Emmerich is the patron saint of disaster movies, but he's also responsible for directing possibly one of the worst pieces of queer cinema ever made.

Chuck Krantz ponders his choices in The Life of Chuck

The Life Of Chuck Review: Stephen King's Novella Becomes Mike Flanagan's Empathetic Opus

By Bill Bria 6 months ago

Mike Flanagan adapts Stephen King's novella The Life of Chuck into a thoughtful, empathetic, and tender film. Here's our review.

Balboa and Creed are all smiles at a press conference in Rocky

How Muhammad Ali Really Felt About Sylvester Stallone's Rocky

By Bill Bria 6 months ago

In an interview with Roger Ebert, legendary boxer Muhammad Ali spoke about his feelings about Sylvester Stallone's Rocky movies.

Lucy Liu as Rebekah Payne looks off to her left by a window in Presence

2025's Most Unique Horror Movie Is A Streaming Hit On Hulu

By Joe Roberts 6 months ago

Hulu subscribers continue to flock to movies that are actually worth checking out, with this unconventional 2025 horror film being the latest example.

Li Fong and Daniel LaRusso practicing karate while Mr. Han watches in Karate Kid: Legends

The Biggest Selling Point Of Karate Kid: Legends Hurts The Movie The Most

By Rafael Motamayor 6 months ago

Ironically, the element that served as the crux of the marketing for Karate Kid: Legends is also the source of the movie's biggest storytelling flaws.

Leonardo DiCaprio as Jordan Belfort smiling wryly in The Wolf of Wall Street

Steven Spielberg Helped Direct A Scene In One Of Martin Scorsese's Best Movies

By Noah Villaverde 6 months ago

Steven Spielberg helped co-direct a scene in a Martin Scorsese classic that's decidedly more profane than anything Spielberg has ever helmed.

Emily Blunt's Kate Macer stands against a clear sky in Sicario

Taylor Sheridan Fought With Producers Over One Sicario Character

By Joe Roberts 6 months ago

Screenwriter Taylor Sheridan got some heavy producer pushback regarding Emily Blunt's character in the script for Sicario.

Every Dirty Harry Movie Ranked

By Jeremy Smith 6 months ago

There are officially five Dirty Harry movies (though one could argue there are six) starring Clint Eastwood. Here's how we rank them.

John Wayne in The Conqueror, Green Berets, and Hellfighters

The 10 Worst John Wayne Movies Ranked

By Trace Sauveur 6 months ago

John Wayne made plenty of classic movies, especially westerns, throughout his career, but he also made a lot of duds. Here are John Wayne's worst movies.

Dre Parker (Jaden Smith) competes in The Karate Kid

Why Jaden Smith's Dre Parker Didn't Return For Karate Kid: Legends

By Noah Villaverde 6 months ago

Karate Kid: Legends unites the canon of the original Karate Kid films with the 2010 remake, but here's why Dre Parker wasn't even mentioned.

Clint Eastwood dons his dress blues as Gunnery Sergeant Tom Howard in Heartbreak Ridge

Clint Eastwood Rejected The Best War Movie Ever For A Surprising (But Fair) Reason

By Jeremy Smith 6 months ago

Clint Eastwood has been in some of the most memorable films of all time, but he passed on a starring role in a stone cold classic war movie.

Andy Dufresne looking worried in court in The Shawshank Redemption

Why Stephen King Fans Think That A New Shawshank Redemption Movie Is On The Way

By Quinn Bilodeau 6 months ago

Is a remake of The Shawshank Redemption on the way? That's the latest theory inspired by some recent actions taken by Stephen King.

John Constantine using a magic wand in Constantine.

The Real Reason Keanu Reeves' Constantine 2 Is Taking So Long

By Witney Seibold 6 months ago

Keanu Reeves has every intention to return as Constantine for the sequel film, but Constantine 2 won't happen without this one, rightful request.

Peter Weller's RoboCop patrolling the streets of Detroit in RoboCop

Peter Weller's RoboCop Led To A Kid-Friendly Spin-Off Series You Forgot Existed

By Debopriyaa Dutta 6 months ago

RoboCop is a gritty, violent, examination of a possible not-so-distant dystopian future, so of course it was given a kid-friendly spin-off series.

Beatrix standing in a doorway in Kill Bill: Volume 1

Charlize Theron Thinks Uma Thurman Deserved An Oscar For This Quentin Tarantino Movie

By Michael Boyle 6 months ago

Charlize Theron was thrilled to work with Uma Thurman on The Old Guard 2, and still thinks she should have been nominated for an Oscar for her most famous role.

Demi Moore in Disclosure, Antonio Banderas in The 13th Warrior, Amy the gorilla in Congo, Sean Connery in The Great Train Robbery, all in front of the Jurassic Park gates

Every Michael Crichton Movie Adaptation, Ranked

By Hunter Cates 6 months ago

Michael Crichton has seen several of his book turned into films and TV shows over the years, and here we've ranked all the Michael Crichton movie adaptations.

Helen Mirren as Linda Kenney Baden and Al Pacino as Phil Spector in HBO's Phil Spector

Al Pacino Starred In One Of HBO's Most Controversial Original Movies

By Danielle Ryan 6 months ago

Even all-time great actors make odd career choices sometimes, and Al Pacino's participation in a polarizing true crime original movie on HBO is one of them.

Gillian Anderson's Magda West during the family dinner in The Crooked House

A Star-Studded Agatha Christie Murder Mystery Movie Was Overshadowed By Knives Out

By Debopriyaa Dutta 6 months ago

One movie adaptation of an Agatha Christie murder mystery novel shared some similarities to 2019's Knives Out, but was totally overshadowed by that film.

Mr. Han, Li, and Daniel looking at a flyer in Karate Kid: Legends

Karate Kid: Legends Box Office Proves It's Time For The Franchise To Go To Bed

By Ryan Scott 6 months ago

Judging by Karate Kid: Legend's opening weekend at the box office, it might be time for the greater Karate Kid movie franchise to bow out.

Ana de Armas as Eve looking in the mirror in the bathroom in From the World of John Wick: Ballerina

Ballerina Director Reveals What Really Happened With Those Reshoots On The John Wick Spin-Off [Exclusive]

By Ryan Scott 6 months ago

John Wick fans assumed the worst when Ballerina required reshoots, but the director has cleared the air and explained what really happened.

Miranda in a coat holding her handbag in The Devil Wears Prada

The Devil Wears Prada 2: Everything We Know So Far

By Nina Starner 6 months ago

The Devil Wears Prada 2 would reunite the talent from the beloved original movie. Here's everything we know about the developing sequel.

Li Fong on the ground in Karate Kid: Legends

Karate Kid: Legends Lacks One Thing That Made Netflix's Cobra Kai So Satisfying

By Quinn Bilodeau 6 months ago

Karate Kid: Legends tries to embrace all areas of The Karate Kid franchise, but completely misses a core element of why the series works so well.

Michael Cera as Bjorn and Mia Threapleton as Liesl in director Wes Anderson's THE PHOENICIAN SCHEM

Michael Cera's Phoenician Scheme Role Echoes His Most Underrated Character

By Bill Bria 6 months ago

Michael Cera explores the dorky-cool dichotomy in The Phoenician Scheme, echoing his underrated character from Twin Peaks: The Return.

Orson Welles as Hank Quinlan inspecting planted evidence as Charlton Heston as Miguel Vargas looks on in Touch of Evil

Steven Spielberg Thinks Everyone Needs To Watch This 1958 Crime Noir Classic

By Lee Adams 6 months ago

Steven Spielberg's must-watch movie picks include this 1958 crime classic, which brought down the curtain on American film noir's most influential period.