In terms ofStar Warsand its own insulated folklore, what is The Beyond? Many associate the word with the afterlife. But, like The Force, it sounds like the definition is being redefined for the Star Wars universe. A new rumor has leaked from under the door of Lucasfilm and is soaking quietly into the carpet. It claims that Kylo Ren is heading for The Beyond inStar Wars 9. So what exactly does that mean?...
X-Men: Apocalypseis a solidly entertaining film that doesn’t quite reach the lofty heights ofCaptain America: Civil War. Some parts are excellent, truly magnificent to see, while others fall prey to convention and formula. DirectorBryan Singerand three-time X-Men screenwriterSimon Kinbergdo a fantastic job weaving together all of the films into a cohesive storyline. There’s a mountain of history on screen for these characters. Even though we’re introduced to the core X-Men as teenagers, they are supremely familiar to us....
While we await the triumphant return ofSupermanlater this year, and thus the beginning of James Gunn and Peter Safran’s rebootedDCU, the franchise is still taking shape. Fans are awaiting news of more characters and who will play them (one of the biggest being Batman), and now, a star of the hit Netflix seriesThe Gentlemenhas thrown his (feathered) hat in the ring to star as one of the most beloved street-level superheroes:Green Arrow....
We’re getting aTop Gunfan experience before a sequel toTop Gun: Maverick.Looking to make the best of a rough economy, Paramount — owners of theTop Gunfranchise — recently announced a movie-themed bar opening at “The Strat” (Stratosphere tower) in Las Vegas, Nevada.Paramount reportedly plans to launch otherTop Gun-themed bars across the world if the idea succeeds at the first Vegas locale. Think of it as an adult version of Universal Studios' The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, where you can get some fancy drinks, cosplay as a Navy pilot, and take selfies with Tom Cruiseand Val Kilmer lookalikes....
Moviegoers in the mid-1990switnessedan interesting resurgence of sci-fi. As the zeitgeist was all about Y2K and the advent of the internet, the decade was marked by a ton of theatrical releases where the genre was approached from different perspectives. Some spookier, some trashier, somenerdier. Of course, from this harvest came some magnificent flops, but also a few gems that did pretty well in theaters, sprawling into sequels and even remakes....
When it comes to holiday-themed movies, it makes sense how most people’s minds would jump to Christmas first. Between theatrical releases and Hallmark’s devotion to Christmas specials, Christmas would be a significant contender. However, the true victor is Halloween. October 31st is about more than tricks and treats. Halloween-themed movies embrace the unknown in a way that many other holiday movies can not manage. There is a mystery and fear that surround Halloween that other holidays can not capitalize on, which makes Halloween films far more creative and innovative than watching people discover that Santa Claus is real for the hundredth time in the newest addition to the growing list of Christmas-themed movies....
Spanning a career of more than 30 years, actress and producerSandra Bullockhas proven to audiences her versatility to portray characters flawlessly inall movie genres, excelling in both drama and comedy. After attending college to study drama, Bullock moved to New York City to pursue her dream of becoming an actress. Thus, she started working in several places while she tried her luck in auditions and took acting classes. In 1989, she got her first big break with the TV movieBionic Showdown: The Six Million Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman, directed by Alan J....
Sure, it’s nowhere near as awesome as the first two, butThe Karate Kid Part IIIisn’t without its strengths, even if one critic said its creators must’ve taken too many kicks to the head and the late Roger Ebert declaring the series had worn out its welcome. We will happily confess that we’ve still watched it dozens of times. In this video we’ll take a look at 10 things you never knew aboutThe Karate Kid Part III....
What’s a good hero without an equally compelling villain? Of course, there are different types of villains the same way there are different types of heroes, whether it’s in terms of bulk or brains. A bulky villain is an intimidating presence in and of her or himself. For instance, Jaws inThe Spy Who Loved MeandMoonraker. That can certainly be intimidating enough to carry a film. But what about the villain whose mind is three steps ahead of the hero?...
Marvel was having a really solid run with its original TV properties onNetflix. Everybody loved Daredevil. Jessica Jones was cool and hip. The announced show based on the Punisher has greatness written all over it. Luke Cage had to be incredible, right? What happened withMarvel’s Luke Cage? It isn’t that this show is horrible. Far from it! It just doesn’t, in any way, come close to inheriting theMarvel TVmantle that those other shows do....
TerminatorstarMichael Biehnis back. The actor, who notably collaborated with acclaimed director James Cameron forThe Terminator, Aliens,andThe Abyss, is the latest actor to joinAdam Wingard’sOnslaught.As perThe Hollywood Reporter, the A24 film is described as a “gonzo action horror thriller.” Reginald VelJohnson, best known for his work onFamily Mattersand recently became a fan-favorite during his short-lived stint onDancing with the Stars, and Eric Wareheim (Tim & Eric) have also joined the feature alongside Biehn....
Andoris the latestStar Warsseries arriving on Disney+, with a premiere set for Wednesday, September 21. The show will follow other projects that debuted on the popular streaming platform, includingThe Mandalorian,The Book of Boba Fett, and, most recently,Obi-Wan Kenobi. Andorwill focus on a character previously established within theStar Warsfranchise, however, he was only shown in one film. Diego Luna co-starred as Cassian Andor alongside Felicity Jones inRogue One: A Star Wars Story, a movie set directly before the events ofStar Wars: A New Hope....
It sounds like Andrew Lincoln won’t be gone fromThe Walking Deadfor all that long. Rick Grimes has been the lead character on the AMC’s hit zombie series since the very beginning, but after nearly a decade, Lincoln is getting ready to hang it up and, during the events of season 9, the actor is going to depart the series. How that will happen or precisely when that will happen remains to be seen, but it’s happening....
