Gripping, earnest, and nail-bitingly tense, John Krasinski's first foray into genre filmmaking is a masterclass instant classic that every horror fan needs to see. John Krasinski's A Quiet Place has a lot of expectations to meet heading into its release. The film brought the house down at SXSW, creating the sense that Paramount had something special on its hands.
With the recent release of Tomb Raider, the video game movie genre has finally taken a big step forward. With any luck, the genre will continue to grow with the eventual debut of the upcoming Duke Nukem movie. The adaptation of the fan-favorite shooter se
With a little over a month to go until Avengers: Infinity War finally debuts, the hype for the latest Marvel Cinematic Universe outing has officially reached a fever pitch. There are several elements of the upcoming arc (which will play out between Infinity War and Avengers 4) worth getting excited about, but one of the most intriguing of the bunch is how Brie Larson's Captain Marvel could factor into the equation.
With a decade of hindsight, it's now evident that 2008 was an excellent year for an assortment of different genres. However, in the realm of comedies, there's one specific movie that has managed to stand the test of time: Adam McKay's Step Brothers. The hard-R, crude comedy has become one of the most re-watchable flicks of the last decade, and McKay recently joined CinemaBlend for an interview to dive into anything and everything that makes the story of Dale Doback (John C.
Over the years we’ve had no less then five Batmen, three Supermen, and two Spider-Men – with more on the way. However, there’s only one Wolverine, and that’s Hugh Jackman. We’ve known for sometime that the Australian heartthrob will soon be ditching the sideburns and adamantium claws in order to walk away from the X-Men franchise, which only begs one question: who could replace him?
Warning: Suicide Squad spoilers ahead, continue at your own risk. Now that Suicide Squad has finally hit theaters, the DCEU seems to have gained a bit more footing in the world of cohesive superhero universes. Even in the face of lukewarm reviews, the story of Task Force X has proven insanely popular with die-hard fans of the DC lore.
Records were made to be broken. That generally seems to be the overall theme surrounding the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens. However, the film itself isn’t the only party breaking records these days. According to Box Office Mojo, the film’s immense success at the box office has allowed Harrison Ford to now officially become the highest grossing actor of all time.
Thank you, Wade Wilson, thank you so much. The recent release of Deadpool has become an unprecedented, unequivocal smash hit at the box office. In less than week’s time, the film has gone on to become the all-time best February opening, as well as one of the biggest superhero debut’s ever. Making things even more impressive: it did all of this with a hard R-rating.
The last year has thoroughly proven itself as one hell of a period for movies; in the world of indies as well as big-budget blockbusters, 2015 saw some of the most memorable and debatable film endings in recent memory. These finales have us talking because of their riveting, thought-provoking nature, their willingness to deviate from the norm, or even due to the mere ways in which they disappointed us.
Fake commercials and political humor are two of the longest running tropes of Saturday Night Live, but the two actually don't mix together as often as you would think. Last night, Amy Schumer’s gig to host the late night sketch mashed the two together by tackling one of America’s most controversial issues: gun control.
Over the course of 2016, we saw a wide variety of fantastic new TV series debut. From The Crown to Luke Cage to Pitch, television continued to double down on the notion that it's becoming the landscape where some of the best modern storytelling takes place these days. That said, arguably no show epitomized that idea more than Donald Glover's FX darling, Atlanta.
It takes more than just the presence of superheroes to engage a modern audience; superhero dramas also need to tell a compelling story. That's what set Arrow apart from the competition when it debuted all the way back in 2012, and the tale of Oliver Queen's mission to rid Star (ling) City of crime has featured innumerable amazing subplots in the interim years.
When you’ve got Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman taking center stage in a major motion picture, brains are great and all but they will still need someone to punch. Enter Doomsday. The new trailer for Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice has finally dropped, and gave us our first glorious look at the beast that killed the Man of Steel.
