‘Atomic Blonde’ Contest Results
Compared to the very challenging ‘Cars 3’ contest a couple weeks ago, I think last week’s ‘Atomic Blonde’ giveaway offered a much more caption-worthy photo. A bunch of our readers came through with hi...
‘The Walking Dead’ 8.05 Recap: “Let’s Mak
After needlessly dragging out the answer for nearly a month, ‘The Walking Dead’ finally fills us in on what happened to Negan after the attack on the Sanctuary. The answer: Not much, really.
Contest: Win a ‘Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets
We have something kind of special to offer you in our latest contest. Not only did Lionsgate send us an extra 4k Ultra HD + Blu-ray edition of Luc Besson’s sci-fi epic ‘Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets‘...
Weekend Box Office: And Justice for All
Warner Bros. and DC may have finally hit their stride with ‘Wonder Woman’, but as this weekend showed, moviegoers are still slightly leery of the direction the DC Cinematic Universe is headed. This showed in the domest...
Blu-ray Highlights: Week of November 19th, 2017 – Let the G
Holiday weeks are usually slow for home video, but with Black Friday imminent, the Blu-ray studios offer us a couple of major titles. Yes, one of them was a huge bomb, but I’m sure it’ll look awfully pretty in 4k. Also...
Weekend Roundtable: Cast the Next Batman
Even as his gargantuan ‘Justice League’ movie hits theaters, rumors abound that Ben Affleck wants out of his contract playing Batman in future DC Comics movies. If he leaves, what currently working actor should don the...
‘Considering Love and Other Magic’ Review: Considerin
It’s interesting how quickly some movies feel dated. When ‘Juno’ was released, for example, the surprise hit was hailed for its quirky comedic presentation of an impossibly wise teenager getting the better of eve...
‘Stegman Is Dead’ Review: Wacky Tarantino-ing
If Quentin Tarantino deserves credit for nothing else, he knew when to get out of the crime comedy genre that launched him to fame. By the end of the 1990s, it was impossible to attend three independent films without at least one ...
Weekend Movies: Blind Justice
After being the subject of rumors galore, the follow-up to last year’s ‘Batman v. Superman’ is finally here. Whether it will have any clout in the U.S. is up in the air. However, that doesn’t really matter ...
‘Wonder’ Review: Why Isn’t Eric Stoltz Playing
‘Wonder’ is designed for the express purpose of making you cry, and co-writer/director Peter Chbosky (‘The Perks of Being a Wallflower’) is prepared to suck those tears out of your face by any means possibl...
‘Mudbound’ Review: Potent, If Overambitious
In only her second feature as a director, Dee Rees (‘Pariah’) shoots high and mighty with ‘Mudbound’. The film is both intimate and epic in scale, hoping to tell a very specific story with broad implication...
‘The Flash’ 4.06 Recap: “We’ll File That
Remember that very brief period after the Season 1 finale when it looked like Tom Cavanagh had been killed off and written out of ‘The Flash’? That didn’t stick for long, and these days the show is positively bur...