Zendaya to Play Ronnie Spector in Biopic About Survival, Stardom, and the Dark Side of Fame
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In pop music, some stories feel like they were ripped straight from the headlines, but few are as unrelentingly dramatic as Ronnie Spector’s.
Die When You Die: The Enduring Appeal of the Final Destination Franchise
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It’s funny how, in an age where horror films are becoming ever more obsessed with existential dread or the weight of societal collapse, there’s still something remarkably pure about Final Destination.
Oh Good, James Bond Works For Amazon Now
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Shaken not stirred, indeed
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, Everything We Know So Far
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Christopher Nolan is back with another epic flick, and this time he’s diving into some serious legendary storytelling with The Odyssey.
Universal Pulls Plug on Pharrell Biopic
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Does Pharrell have a hat big enough to hide this mess?
The MCU Prepares For A New Phase With Fantastic Four: First Steps
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The trailer for The Fantastic Four: First Steps just dropped and it looks like the MCU is making some changes.
Crying In H Mart Movie On Hold
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Announced in 2021, the adaptation of Crying In H Mart, the bestselling memoir from Japanese Breakfast’s Michelle Zauner, has been placed on an indefinite hold.
Things Are “Bad” For Upcoming Michael Jackson Biopic Following Lawsuit
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Will Michael see the light of day? Its fate is still up in the air.
Editor for ‘The Brutalist’ Admits AI Was Used to Fix Adrien Brody and Felicity Jones’ Hungarian Dialogue
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Ukrainian AI specialist Respeecher Used Tech to hone Hungarian pronunciation
Ten Upcoming Horror Movies We Can’t Wait To See
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2025 is spooky season all year round, let’s get into it.
Alamo Drafthouse Announces Layoffs
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Layoff season comes earlier and earlier every year
Will The Oscars Freak It This Year or Nah?
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For as long as we can remember, the Academy Awards have been a snooze. This is the year they could change things.
Oh Good, Timothée Chalamet To Perform As Musical Guest On ‘SNL’
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*Bob Dylan Voice* Live from New York, it’s Saturday Night!
Please Explain to Me Why ‘Section 31’ is Streaming and Not in Theaters
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It’s January, the perfect month to dump a science fiction movie about insider lore from the Star Trek universe. So why is Section 31 - a feature film starring Academy Award winner Michelle Yeoh, streaming on Paramount Plus?
A Primer On Wolverine and Deadpool: The Ultimate Anti-Hero Team-Up in the MCU's Newest Smash
Like it or not, the MCU’s latest wild ride, Deadpool & Wolverine, is tracking to be one of the biggest R-Rated domestic openings of all time. That means A LOT of people are going to be talking about these two spandex clad, multi-verse hopping dudes who just happen to be two of the most iconic anti-heroes in comic book history.
Timothée Chalamet Sings Bob Dylan in First Teaser Trailer for New Biopic A Complete Unknown
We’ve known about this biopic for a few years, and now the first official teaser trailer for A Complete Unknown, the new film about Bob Dylan, has arrived
The Existential Dread of Streaming: Why Your Watchlist Will Never Be Empty
In the age of streaming, the sheer volume of content available at our fingertips should be a cause for celebration. Instead, it’s given rise to a new form of anxiety: the existential dread of an ever-growing watchlist. More content doesn't necessarily mean good content, and the streaming giants seem hell-bent on proving that point. As platforms like Netflix, Max (formerly HBO), and Disney+ flood us with endless shows and movies, we're left wondering if we're really better off, or if we're just drowning in a sea of mediocrity.
In Defense of Bad Movies: Sometimes, You Just Need a Good Trainwreck
In a world where film critics and audiences alike are constantly chasing the next cinematic masterpiece, it's easy to overlook the charm and allure of a truly bad movie. You know the kind: plot holes big enough to drive a truck through, acting that makes high school drama club performances look Oscar-worthy, and special effects that are anything but special.