John Boyega's 2018 Sci-Fi Action Sequel Is Dominating HBO Max's Charts
HBO Max subscribers are catching up with 2018's sci-fi sequel Pacific Rim Uprising, the John Boyega-led follow-up to Guillermo del Toro's 2013 original.
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Paul Newman's Darkest Western Is A Masterpiece You Have To Watch
Paul Newman gave one of the best performances of his career in this dark Western that has a new Criterion Collection release.
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The UK Ratings Blunder That Traumatized A Generation
As the UK declared war on horror movies, they let the truly upsetting movie hop into people's homes.
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The Odyssey's Agamemnon Has A Dune Connection You Might Have Missed
The Dune books reveal an unexpected connection between Frank Herbert's science fiction universe and Homer's epic poem, The Odyssey.
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Nirvanna The Band The Show Finally Has A Streaming Home
If you loved discovering Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie, soon you can enjoy Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol's TV series that preceded it.
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Trailer: Peter Parker's The Only One Who Can Sense A Mysterious Villain
Sony and Marvel have unleashed another trailer for Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and there's one thing we hope the filmmakers remember to focus on.
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15 Movies Like Greenland That Are Definitely Worth Watching
Greenland is inventive, but like these films, it's still working in the disaster movie tradition, with big spectacles, big crises, and even bigger emotions.
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Michael Crichton's Overlooked Sci-Fi Thriller Had Groundbreaking Visual Effects
Michael Crichton once made a remarkably prescient sci-fi film with then-innovative visual effects. Unfortunately, there's a reason it's overlooked nowadays.
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Kaylee Hottle, Jia From Godzilla Vs. Kong Movies, Dead At 18
Kaylee Hottle, the young Deaf actor who played Jia in Godzilla vs. Kong and other MonsterVerse films, has tragically died in a car accident.
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10 Classic '70s Movies That Have Not Aged Well
There are plenty of classic movies from the 1970s that have stood the test of time, but these movies from the decade have some aspects that haven't aged well.
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5 Forgotten Post-Apocalyptic Movies That Still Hold Up Today
If you're on a post-apocalyptic film kick, here are five somewhat obscure picks you may have forgotten about (or maybe never knew about) that still hold up.
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Movies To Watch If You Enjoyed The Outfit
If you've seen the new Mark Rylance thriller and are looking to keep that vibe going, here are a few more movies to check out.
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How To Watch Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day At Home
Steven Spielberg returned to the sci-fi genre with this year's Disclosure Day. Now, the alien flick is making its way to the home media market.
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Hugh Jackman's 2019 HBO Crime Drama Should Have Won Him An Oscar
This 2019 crime drama could've easily snagged Hugh Jackman an Oscar nod (if not a win to boot) if it hadn't premiered on HBO.
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Steven Spielberg's Worst Sci-Fi Movie, According To Letterboxd
Steven Spielberg's 'worst' film is still better than most filmmakers' absolute best, but here's what Letterboxd fans have to say.
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The 15 Best A24 Movies Ranked
Despite only starting in 2012, A24 has made its mark among Hollywood's elite studios. Here's how we rank A24's best films in its 13-year existence thus far.
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The 8 Worst Post-Credits Scenes Of All Time
Marvel made credits scenes more common than they once were, whether they're for sequels or just for fun, and these are the worst post-credits scenes out there.
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5 Best Movies Shot On An iPhone
Smartphones are everywhere now, including on major movie sets. From Tangerine to 28 Years Later, here are the five best films shot using an iPhone.
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How Emily Wilson Feels About Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey Adaptation
Emily Wilson's translation of The Odyssey helped inspire Christopher Nolan's adaptation, but how does she feel about the film? Here are her thoughts.
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Quote Of The Day By Mel Brooks: 'Tragedy Is When I Cut My Finger...'
The hilarious comedic maestro Mel Brooks has a wonderful quote about the difference between tragedy and comedy. Check it out here.
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The Odyssey Scholars Say Christopher Nolan's Adaptation Ruined One Character
The Odyssey is one of the biggest movies of the year, but classical scholars have an issue with Christopher Nolan's portrayal of one character.
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5 Reasons Why Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey Ruled The Box Office
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey had a huge opening weekend at the box office. Here are five reasons why the mega-budgeted epic performed so well.
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Denzel Washington's 2023 Action Thriller Is Finding New Fans On HBO Max
People really like watching Denzel Washington kill a bunch of guys, which is why this 2023 action sequel is a hit on HBO Max.
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Avengers: Doomsday Trailer Raises One Giant Question About Robert Downey Jr.'s Doctor Doom
The trailer for Avengers: Doomsday positions Doctor Doom to be the scariest villain that Earth's Mightiest Heroes have ever faced. Is that reputation warranted?
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The Avengers: Doomsday Trailer Reveals One Fight Marvel Fans Never Thought They'd See
Among the many fights teased in the Avengers: Doomsday trailer is one that Marvel fans almost certainly didn't see coming.
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Tom Cruise's Digger Nearly Starred A Major International Comedian
An international comedian recently took to social media to reveal he auditioned for a role in Tom Cruise's Digger that went to Riz Ahmed.
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Marvel Boss Kevin Feige Feels Like A 'Loser' For Not Making This Delayed Superhero Movie
Marvel boss Kevin Feige has had some wild success but he's willing to admit he feels like a 'loser' for not getting that Blade reboot off the ground.
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