Must-See Movies Hitting Theaters in December 2017
The Disaster Artist — Of all the “must-see” terrible movies, none is more widely regarded than Tommy Wiseau’s The Room. Called “The Godfather
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‘Justice League’ Projected to Do Worse than ‘Man of Steel’
The cat’s out of the bag at this point: Justice League is not doing so hot. The superhero crossover movie was supposed to be DC’s (and, by exten
Three Star Trek Technologies We Don’t Actually Want In Real Life
You can read plenty of articles online celebrating the wonders of Trek tech. We want the Star Trek universe to become a reality so bad we’ve actually create
Did the ‘Infinity War’ Trailer Reveal the Soul Stone’s Location?
Ever since it was revealed that Thanos — the purple guy who first showed up at the end of The Avengers — was going to be the final boss of the MCU, specul
Why Did Warner Bros. Spend Millions to Digitally Remove Cavill’s Mustache When a Shave Would Have Worked Just as Well?
One of the big jokes heading into Justice League‘s disastrous release was footage and pictures of a mustachioed Superman making their rounds across the
Infinity War Trailer: The Avengers Reckoning Is at Hand
Every now and again, there are a few moments in popular culture so inherently profound that you just know, deep in the pit of your soul, that everything will
Fox Still Likely to Sell Out to Disney
Although comparing the MCU to the DCEU wouldn’t immediately suggest it, there is something that Marvel fans are fiendishly jealous of DC fans for. It&
‘Avengers: Infinity War’ Trailer Arrives on Wednesday
There are a few entertainment touchstones that people simply can’t wait for. For better for worse — for good or ill — these are the popcultural ma
‘Get Out’ Wins Big at the Gotham Awards, Cementing Itself as an Oscar Frontrunner
The first ceremony in the 2017 movie awards season — the well-regarded Gotham Independent Film Awards — has come to a close. And from the night’s
‘Coco’ Trounces ‘Justice League’ at the Box Office
Although nobody ever questioned the enduring strength of Disney’s fine-tuned movie machinery, it has proven to be uniquely capable of producing massive
