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Here’s the latest from /Film If you enjoyed the first “Dune” but weren’t all that crazy about the number of people whisper-shouting in desaturated rooms, then you might be in luck. Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune: Part Two” looks set to be a much more intense and action-packed outing, completing the story...
Here’s the latest from Collider The hate bandwagon can be fun, but often times it’s unwarranted, and even more so, harmful. Despite the fact that fans are begging for his return, George Lucas was torn down by these same people for his Star Wars prequels and Kingdom of the Crystal...
It can be hard to encapsulate what truly defines a film as “Australian” beyond a down-under twang but Run Rabbit Run has emerged as a compelling example of Australian storytelling. Premiering at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, the horror film became the third most popular film globally the week of...
Source: Hollywood Reporter – Film Pedro Pascal recalls ‘Game of Thrones’ fans trying to stick their thumbs in his eyes, while Jenna Ortega and Elle Fanning share their wildest fan stories on airplanes. “Do people tell you you look like…” is often the start of a seemingly innocuous celebrity/fan interaction....
Here’s the latest from Film | The Guardian Keen to chuck its entire back catalogue at the big screen, Mattel has JJ Abrams working on a deadly earnest drama inspired by tiny cars. Can someone find the brakes? JJ Abrams told the New Yorker: “For a long time, we were...
-Sky News’ first-ever AI reporter performs the role of a journalist -The ChatGPT software pitched eight story ideas within 20 minutes -AI journalism requires human intervention to uphold ethical standards To explore the real-world implications of artificial intelligence (AI), Sky News has created and tested its first-ever AI news reporter...
Here’s the latest from The New York Times Forget the pious immigrant family drama. Films and shows like “Joy Ride,” “Beef” and “Shortcomings” are finally exploring all dimensions of the experience. Ashley Park did not tell her mother much about the drugs, the sex or any of the other debauchery...
Here’s the latest from The A.V. Club From Dune: Part 2 to Wonka to The Color Purple, here are 32 good reasons to spend the next six months in a darkened room. The second half of 2023 upon us, which means film lovers can look forward to plenty of plenty...
Here’s the latest from Collider It seems that there is a horror film for every holiday. Halloween has, well, Halloween, along with many others. Thanksgiving has the strange ThanksKilling movies, and soon, Eli Roth‘s Thanksgiving. Christmas has Black Christmas, Silent Night, Deadly Night, Gremlins, and more. There’s also a New Year’s Evil, Valentine, and April Fool’s Day. The list goes on and...
Here’s the latest from The New York Times “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” (now in theaters) is the first film in that franchise not directed by Steven Spielberg, who developed the character all those years ago with George Lucas and Philip Kaufman, as well as the screenwriter Lawrence...
ScreenRant Warning: This post contains MAJOR spoilers for Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny’s ending wraps up the titular character’s story, with goddaughter Helena Shaw (Phoebe Waller-Bridge) bringing him back to 1969 from 212 BC. The fifth Indiana Jones film, directed by...
Here’s the latest from The Wrap “Barbie” is making a splash on every stop of its press tour, most notably with its star and producer Margot Robbie paying homage to the film’s inspiration by dressing up as the most iconic iterations of the Mattel toy. The film is co-written and...
Here’s the latest from /Film Sitting down to watch “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull” during its opening weekend in May 2008, it was hard to know exactly what to feel. Indy’s return to the big screen after a 19-year absence was certainly cause to celebrate, but...
Here’s the latest from Of or Involving Motion Pictures It had been over three years since Howard Hughes had completed filming on his relatively tame western THE OUTLAW, starring Jane Russell. However, it had yet to be released to the moviegoing public. The reason for this was because the production...
Here’s the latest from Of or Involving Motion Pictures Audiences, eager to put the past few years of war behind them, flocked to the movies. There were splashy Technicolor musicals to enjoy, and gritty crime dramas which would come to be known as film noir. Soon studios were reporting record...
Here’s the latest from Rotten Tomatoes By Alex Vo Unless you had tremendous recall of all the bit roles in American Grafitti or The Conversation, the first time the world at large set their eyes on Harrison Ford was in the little indie that could: Star Wars. With no previous...
Here’s the latest from Of or Involving Motion Pictures A memorable motion picture arrived in the form of MILDRED PIERCE from Warner Brothers. Joan Crawford had found a perfect role as the title character. She played the middle-aged owner of a chic eatery who was determined to protect the welfare...
It was a time of transitions at MGM. A year earlier, the studio’s reigning queen Norma Shearer had made her last film. In 1943, she was now unofficially retired. Her occasional rival at the studio, Joan Crawford was on her way out the door, too. Interestingly, back in 1925, Crawford...
A discussion about this year in cinematic history would be severely compromised if no mention were made of 1942’s timeless classic CASABLANCA. The film went through various stages to wind up as it did. The roles played by Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman were intended for Ronald Reagan and Ann...
It was the year that gave us Orson Welles’ layered portrait of William Randolph Hearst. Of course, Hearst didn’t take too kindly to it, but critics loved CITIZEN KANE and lauded its theme of a warped American capitalist dream. The subject matter had been covered before in social message dramas...
War was raging in Europe, but Hollywood continued to provide movies to the world. American films would earn studios over $100 million dollars this year. U.S. audiences, not yet plunged into battle, still went to the movies in droves. A total of 85 million tickets were sold in 1940. Hollywood...
Source: Film School Rejects By Valerie Ettenhofer Anyone who insists that Hollywood should never mess with the classics clearly hasn’t seen Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. The series, now entering its second season, is both a fitting prequel to Gene Roddenberry’s seminal 1960s series and the best offering of the...
Source: Film School Rejects By Meg Shields With very few competitors, Cecil B. DeMille’s color version of The Ten Commandments remains one of the single greatest “effects pictures” of all time. Costly and ambitious, even by DeMille’s standards, the 1956 film was an appropriately epic undertaking considering the subject matter....
Here’s the latest from the Classic Movie Hub Blog by Toni Ruberto Gangster films, innovative musicals, hard-boiled detective movies and female-centered dramas. Porky Pig, Donald Duck, Bugs Bunny and Batman, too. That’s quite a distinct and diverse group of genres and characters that are part of the 100-year history of...
Source: Hollywood Reporter – Film “Up Where We Belong,” from An Officer and a Gentleman, may now be a wedding standard, but back in early 1982 it was just a gorgeous tune floating through the mind of Canadian-American singer-songwriter Buffy Sainte-Marie. “I wrote the melody at my piano, just playing...
Here’s the latest from: SWNN While the future of big-screen Star Wars storytelling is still largely wrapped up in mystery, we were treated to some concrete details about one of the movies during the last Star Wars Celebration. Directed by Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, we will have a story set 15 years...
Here’s the latest from: SWNN At the last Star Wars Celebration, it was announced that Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy will be directing a new film set in an era dubbed the New Jedi Order, set 15 years after the events of The Rise of Skywalker. This film will see a new generation...
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