Wicked: For Good Doesn't Resolve The First Movie's Biggest Weakness
One of the biggest problems with Wicked persists in Wicked: For Good, and this time around the songs aren't good enough to distract from it.
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Eternity Director David Freyne Wants People To Argue About His Movie [Exclusive Interview]
Eternity's David Freyne, who also co-wrote the A24 film about a dead woman who chooses which husband to spend eternity with, hopes you argue about her decision.
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Wicked: For Good Ending Explained - What Happens To Elphaba?
Wicked serves as the prequel to The Wizard of Oz, but how does the ending of Wicked: For Good set up Elphaba's final moments? Let us explain.
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Why Paramount's R-Rated Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Movie Was Canceled
Paramount has scrapped its planned live-action adaptation of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin, an R-rated adaptation of the beloved comic.
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Sunrise On The Reaping Trailer Is Full Of Familiar Hunger Games Characters With New Faces
The time has come for yet another Hunger Games prequel. Watch the trailer for Sunrise on the Reaping, which is headed to theaters a year from now.
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Superman Director James Gunn Has One Big Rule On His Sets
James Gunn is known for the positive vibes on all of his sets, and it's due to his requirement that there's one rule everyone must follow.
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One Thing Sets Oscar Isaac's Victor Frankenstein Apart From All Previous Versions
Guillermo del Toro's take on Victor Frankenstein (Oscar Isaac) in his and Netflix's Frankenstein differs from the movie adaptations before it (in a good way).
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Nicholas Hoult Got His Superman Audition By Sliding Into James Gunn's DMs
Nicholas Hoult had appeared in plenty of high-profile films before securing his audition for James Gunn's Superman, but he got that audition in an unusual way.
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Margot Robbie's Wuthering Heights Trailer Has Everyone Defending Emily Brontë For All The Right Reasons
Is Wuthering Heights going to be a total disaster or does Emerald Fennell have something up her sleeve for Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi?
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Former Ant-Man Director Edgar Wright Subtly Called Out The Problem With Modern Comic Book Movies
In discussing his departure from Marvel Studios' Ant-Man, director Edgar Wright pinpointed the biggest issue with modern comic book and superhero movies.
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Could Knives Out 4 Happen? Here's What Director Rian Johnson Has To Say
Rian Johnson is already thinking about the possibility of making Knives Out 4, though whether Netflix would be involved is another matter.
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Marvel And DC's Latest Crossover Is The Result Of A Cosmic Tinder Hookup (Seriously)
Marvel's Deadpool and DC's Batman have just met in the pages of a crossover, and the explanation for how is kind of wild.
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Train Dreams Review: One Of 2025's Best Films Needs To Break Free Of The Netflix Algorithm
The beautiful, elegiac Train Dreams, which starts streaming on Netflix this week, is one of this year's best films. Here's our review.
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The Running Man's Best Idea Was Not In Stephen King's Book
The best idea in Edgar Wright's adaptation of The Running Man was, surprisingly, not in the original Stephen King/Richard Bachman novel.
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Demon Slayer Succeeded At The Box Office Where Most Movies Fail In 2025
It's rare for any film made outside of China to become a big hit at that country's box office these days, but Demon Slayer has done it.
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Wicked: For Good Review: Cynthia Erivo And Ariana Grande Fly High In A 'Good' Sequel
While not as successful as the first film, Wicked: For Good remedies many of the musical's second act shortcomings through emotional power. Here's our review.
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The Running Man Has A Secret Role For An SNL Cast Member (And It's Not Martin Herlihy)
The Running Man utilizes former SNL cast member/writer Martin Herlihy in a small supporting role, but another SNL star has a stealthy role in the movie too.
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5 Reasons Why Now You See Me: Now You Don't Dominated The Box Office
Now You See Me: Now You Don't topped the box office in its first weekend, proving that the franchise still has some life even after a nine-year gap.
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Predator: Badlands Director Missed Out On One Key Marvel Movie – And That Changed Hollywood In A Major Way
Years before he directed Predator: Badlands, Dan Trachtenberg could've changed Hollywood history by helming a major Marvel Cinematic Universe movie.
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Varanasi Trailer: RRR Director S. S. Rajamouli's New Movie Somehow Looks Even Crazier
Varanasi, the new movie from RRR director S. S. Rajamouli, somehow looks even bigger and crazier, and we can't wait. Check out the trailer.
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Now You See Me: Now You Don't Director Says The Biggest Illusions In The Film Were Practical [Exclusive]
Now You See Me: Now You Don't features some impressive illusions, and the director told us how he pulled it off using practical effects.
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How The Running Man Fails To Capture The Power Of Stephen King's Original Ending (Or Does It?)
Edgar Wright's adaptation of The Running Man provides a fascinating take on Stephen King's original work, but does it capture its power? Let's discuss.
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GoldenEye Remains The Most Important Box Office Hit In James Bond History
The James Bond franchise is one of cinema's longest-running film series, but in terms of box office numbers, GoldenEye is the most important. Let us explain.
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Now You See Me: Now You Don't Fixes A Major Problem From The Second Film
Ruben Fleischer's Now You See Me: Now You Don't rectifies a significant issue that emerged in the second film in this magic-tinged heist franchise.
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How Glen Powell's Running Man Performance Breaks The Fourth Wall
Edgar Wright cast Glen Powell in The Running Man not just because he's a talented actor, but because of what he represents.
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Miles Teller Thinks One Person Is To Blame For Fantastic Four's Epic Failure
Miles Teller primarily blames one individual for the failure of 2015's Fantastic Four, and while he isn't naming names, it's not hard to read between the lines.
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Why Now You See Me: Now You Don't Is A Stronger Sequel Thanks To Its 9-Year Gap [Exclusive]
The third installment of the Now You See Me franchise is coming nearly a decade after the sequel, and the director says this is a good thing.
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