[Review] Chappie
In 2009, when the sci-fi breakthrough District 9 premiered, it didn’t seem likely, but now it’s looking like a sad, frustrating reality: Neill Blomkamp is basic...
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First Reviews for Christopher Nolan’s ‘Interstellar’ Arrive
After numerous industry screenings in which reactions were encouraged, Paramount has finally let the floodgates open for full reviews of Christopher Nolan's...
The Dance of Reality in Steven Spielberg’s ‘1941’
We re-evaluate what was widely considered Steven Spielberg's first outright failure and see how it fits in the rest of his career....
New to Streaming: ‘Scanners,’ ‘Tess,’ ‘Cold In July,’ ‘A Single Man,’ ‘Chef,’ ‘Felony,’ and More
With a seemingly endless amount of streaming options -- not only the titles at our disposal, but services themselves -- we've taken it upon ourselves to ...
[Review] Step Up All In
After four entries into the Step Up saga I knew exactly what to expect upon entering the latest, Step Up All In. Like the pornography of yesteryear, the Step Up...
Scorsese’s Early Storyboards, Nolan & More Help Save Film, the Universe of Jacques Demy, and More
Dailies is a round-up of essential film writing, news bits, and other highlights from our colleagues across the Internet -- and, occasionally, our own write...
Trailer For Michael Bay and Jason Blum-Produced ‘Ouija’ Communicates With the Dead
With the Paranormal Activity franchise pulling out of its Halloween spot again this year, it means producer Jason Blum has swooped in with an alternative of...
[Review] Transformers: Age of Extinction
In Michael Bay’s latest blaring entry of the inexplicably popular Transformers series, Optimus Prime and his sentient, shape-shifting robotic cohorts find that ...
Full Trailer For ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’
As if one Michael Bay blockbuster project wasn't enough this summer, Paramount will be debuting another in August, and while it's not directed by him, it ce...
10 Films to See In June
If one discounts Hollywood's parameters, June marks the true start of the summer and, on that occasion, a variety of popcorn tentpoles will be arriving both on the comedy and action side, not to mention some of the best independent films of this year thus far. ...