Laika's ParaNorman And Coraline Return To Theaters For The Studio's 15th Anniversary
Laika has been delivering acclaimed stop-motion animated films for 15 years now. Celebrate with a theatrical screening of five of its classics.
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Escape The Undertaker Trailer: Netflix's Latest Interactive Movie Is A Wrestling Horror Story
WWE icon the Undertaker stars in a new Netflix interactive movie where he tortures the New Day. Yes, it's as weird as it sounds.
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Can You Watch The Many Saints Of Newark If You've Never Seen The Sopranos?
How much knowledge of The Sopranos do you need before you watch The Many Saints of Newark? We'll tell you!
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Topher Grace 'Confirms' He's In Spider-Man: No Way Home And So Is Aquaman
Topher Grace jokes that he'll be reprising his role as Eddie Brock aka Venom in Spider-Man: No Way Home, alongside cameos from Aquaman, Batman, and Han Solo.
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Attack On Titan: Final Season Part 2: Everything We Know So Far
Attack on Titan is finally coming to an end. But you'll have to wait a little longer for the second half of the final season.
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15 Must-See Movies About College, Ranked
Grab your togas and beer funnels! From Legally Blonde to Animal House, here are the 15 must-see movies about the college experience, ranked.
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The Tragedy Of Macbeth Trailer Breakdown: Something Wicked This Way Coens
Let's take a look at The Tragedy of Macbeth trailer and see how Joel Coen and company are approaching the Scottish Play.
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Star Wars: Visions Review: A Refreshing And Gorgeous Spin On A Galaxy Far, Far Away
Star Wars: Visions is a dream come true for Star Wars fans, anime fans, and anyone just looking for some stirring action and adventure.
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The Many Saints Of Newark Review: The Sopranos Prequel Is A Bloody Deconstruction Of The Mob Movie
The Many Saints of Newark gets a little too cute with its Sopranos references, but it's ultimately a successful deconstruction of the mob movie.
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Violet Evergarden: The Movie Release Date, Cast, And More
It's the beginning of the end for this tear-jerking anime series: Violet Evergarden: The Movie is coming to Netflix.
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Dear Evan Hansen Director Stephen Chbosky On Finding 'The Reality' In A Musical [Interview]
Dear Evan Hansen director Stephen Chbosky spoke to /Film about the challenges of adapting a Broadway musical to the big screen.
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Edie Falco Filmed A Scene For The Many Saints Of Newark, But It Got Cut
Edie Falco almost reprised her role as Carmela Soprano in The Many Saints of Newark. But that scene is now sleeping with the fishes.
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The Problem With Jon Stewart Trailer: Jon Stewart Is Back On TV, Baby
Former The Daily Show host Jon Stewart is back in an Apple TV+ current events show that might be in need of a comma.
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The Beta Test Trailer: An Anonymous Tryst Descends Into Paranoid Chaos
Jim Cummings stars in the trailer for satirical thriller The Beta Test, in which a Hollywood talent agent's anonymous hook-up becomes a paranoid nightmare.
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Sankofa Trailer: Ava Duvernay Spearheads A 4K Restoration Of A Lost Classic For Netflix
Sankofa was a groundbreaking film about time-hopping protagonists transported to the horrors of plantation life. Now, it's finally getting a 4K restoration.
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Dune And No Time To Die Secure Chinese Releases — Here's Why That Matters
Whether we like it or not, China is a massive movie market. Which is why Dune and No Time to Die could use all the profits they can get.
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The Tragedy Of Macbeth Trailer: Joel Coen, Denzel Washington, And Frances McDormand Do Shakespeare
Watch the first trailer for The Tragedy of Macbeth, the new Joel Coen movie starring Denzel Washington and Frances McDormand.
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Foundation Featurette Ponders How The Hell You Even Adapt Those Books
How do you adapt a book like Isaac Asimov's Foundation? Even creator David S. Goyer was flummoxed, but he might have figured it out.
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The Alternate Ending In The Thing That Was Thankfully Cut
John Carpenter's The Thing had a famously ambiguous ending. But what would have happened if it ended differently?
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Andy Serkis And Tom Hardy Both Want The 'Venom-Verse' To Meet The MCU At Some Point
Could Tom Hardy's Venom finally meet Tom Holland's Spider-Man? Both Hardy and Andy Serkis seem to think so.
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Hit-Monkey Season 1 Release Date, Cast, And More
A Japanese macaque learns martial arts and goes on a quest for revenge to destroy the humans who killed his family. Wait, what?
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Sopranos Creator David Chase Reveals Why He Picked *That* Song For *That* Scene
Don't stop believing David Chase's very good reason for choosing the Journey song to play over the infamous final scene of The Sopranos.
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The Morning Watch: Seinfeld's Many Movie References, HBO Pays Tribute To Michael K. Williams & More
In this edition, look at Seinfeld's many movie references with comparisons to the movies themselves, watch HBO's tribute to Michael K. Williams, and more.
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Men In Black VR Experience Will Let You Protect The Earth From The Scum Of The Universe
Shoot aliens and live your best Men In Black fantasy with Dreamscape's Men in Black: First Assignment VR experience, set to debut in LA.
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Tom Hanks And Laura Dern Will Invite You Into The New Academy Museum In TV Special
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures is finally opening, and Tom Hanks and Laura Dern will be our guides in a special tour of the venue.
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These Two Frankenstein Movies Are Likely Lost Forever — Here's Why
Had it not been for Universal Pictures, two lost films from the 1910s and '20s could have changed the face of Frankenstein's monster forever.
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Last Of Us Video Game Director Will Helm An Episode Of The HBO Series
Anticipation for HBO's The Last of Us grows by the day, and news of creator Neil Druckmann directing isn't making the wait any easier.
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