How To Watch Pixar's Elio At Home
While many missed Pixar's Elio in theaters, they'll be able to catch the well-received animated film on the home market (with lots of bonus features to boot).
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The Rambo Prequel Movie Has Found Its Leading Man (And This Is A Terrible Idea)
While the Rambo prequel movie doesn't sound like a great idea (at all), it's nevertheless got potential thanks to its leading man and especially its director.
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Warner Bros. Is Having An Incredible 2025 – The Duo Who Made It Possible Were Almost Fired
Warner Bros. is in the midst of a massive box office win streak in 2025, which makes it all the more ironic that the executives responsible were nearly fired.
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Ice Cube's 2025 Sci-Fi Flick Is One Of The Worst Movies Of All Time On Rotten Tomatoes
This Ice Cube-led 2025 flick is already on Rotten Tomatoes' worst 100 movies of all time, which is further proof that he and sci-fi just don't seem to mix.
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Weapons' Scariest Ideas Echo A Misunderstood 2023 Horror Film
After Weapons reveals its villain, the movie becomes strongly reminiscent of the divisive 2023 experimental horror film Skinamarink.
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Freakier Friday Borrows One Of Netflix's Best Rom-Com Stars For A Fun Supporting Role
Freakier Friday casts the star of a hit Netflix rom-com series in a pivotal supporting role, which is reflective of why the sequel at large works so well.
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Simon Pegg Thinks Star Trek 4 May Still Happen, But There's Only One Way To Make It Work
Now that the Paramount/Skydance merger has been approved, Simon Pegg thinks Star Trek 4 might finally happen. Here's how it could work.
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The Classic Paul Thomas Anderson Movie That Inspired Weapons
Here's how the unique storytelling approach in the new horror movie Weapons was inspired by Paul Thomas Anderson's sprawling Magnolia.
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The Most Surprising Thing About Weapons Isn't The Horror
The trailers for Weapons have leaned into how scary the movie is — and it is. But it's also surprisingly (and intentionally) funny.
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What Does 2:17 Mean In Weapons? Director Zach Cregger Has A Hint
The marketing for Weapons is going heavy on the mysterious event that happens at 2:17 AM to set the film in motion. Does that time have a deeper meaning?
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A New Actor Is Playing Horror Icon Jason Voorhees For The First Time In More Than 15 Years
Jason Voorhees is finally getting back to killing teenagers in live-action in the upcoming Friday the 13th short, Sweet Revenge. Check out the trailer here.
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We Explored The Real-Life Jurassic World Rebirth Locations — And It's All On Video
/Film visited several of the Jurassic World Rebirth filming locations in Thailand, and captured the whole thing on video. Check it out.
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Nobody Was A Modest Pandemic Box Office Hit, But Can The Sequel Succeed?
Nobody turned Bob Odenkirk into an action star in 2021, with modest box office success. Can Nobody 2 be an even bigger hit?
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Weapons' Mysterious Villain Explained
The marketing for Weapons has been keeping the film's villain hidden in the shadows for understandable reasons. We dig into the character's motivations here.
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Weapons Director Zach Cregger On How Personal Tragedy And Magnolia Inspired His Wild New Horror Movie [Exclusive Interview]
Barbarian director Zach Cregger is back with Weapons. We spoke with the filmmaker about the inspirations behind his wild new horror pic.
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One Jurassic World Rebirth Star Took Inspiration From An Unlikely Disney Movie [Exclusive]
Luna Blaise watched some classic blockbusters to prepare for her role in Jurassic World Rebirth, along with, surprisingly, a lesser-known Disney animated movie.
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One Of The Stars Of Barbarian Has A Cameo In Weapons
Barbarian director Zach Cregger is back with the new horror movie Weapons, featuring a cameo from one of the Barbarian stars.
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5 Potential DC Universe Movies James Gunn Could Be Directing Next
WB has confirmed that Superman writer/director James Gunn is directing the next "Super-Family" movie. Here are five options of what that might actually be.
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A Star Trek Film Inspired The Dave Franco & Alison Brie Body Horror Movie Together [Exclusive]
Michael Shanks, the director of the body horror film Together, took some inspiration from an unlikely place: a Star Trek movie from the 1990s.
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New Spider-Man: Brand New Day Set Photos Reveal A Major Zendaya Spoiler
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is now officially in production, with photos from the film's set potentially revealing a major scene involving Zendaya's MJ.
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One Jurassic World Rebirth Moment Reminded Jonathan Bailey Of The Most Disgusting Horror Film Ever
Filming one particular Jurassic World Rebirth scene had star Jonathan Bailey thinking of a notoriously gross horror movie.
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How The Original Naked Gun Director Feels About Liam Neeson's Reboot
David Zucker, who directed the original 1988 Naked Gun movie, has what you could call complicated feelings about the existence of the Liam Neeson-led reboot.
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Star Wars: Starfighter's Villain Actor Almost Menaced The Sequel Trilogy
Star Wars: Starfighter has finally announced the casting of the villain, and the actor is someone who nearly starred in the Sequel Trilogy.
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How Sony's Spider-Punk Movie Could Best Marvel Studios At Their Own Game
A Spider-Verse spin-off film centered on Spider-Punk is moving forward, and it could allow the franchise to thrive in an area where Marvel Studios has not.
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Disney Had A Controversial Plan For Dwayne Johnson's Moana Role (But It Failed Miserably)
We came dangerously close to Disney using a sure-to-be-creepy Dwayne Johnson deepfake AI for the live-action remake of Moana.
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Freakier Friday Review: Lindsay Lohan & Jamie Lee Curtis Still Got It In A Funny, Heartfelt Sequel
Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan make a delightful return in Freakier Friday, a satisfying sequel that doesn't get bogged down in nostalgia and callbacks.
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A Forgotten Pierce Brosnan And Salma Hayek Flop Is Killing It On Netflix
Pierce Brosnan and Salma Hayek sound like a recipe for success, which is probably why so many people on Netflix are suddenly watching their 2004 flop.
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