It's Twi-harder than you'd think.
A decade that gave us everything from E.T. to The Little Mermaid.
It turns out the horror genre doesn't have a monopoly on nightmares.
Back when movie theaters were a thing we could go to, Alamo Drafthouse was my one and only. Known for actively insisting that audience members shut the hell up during the movie and for having a damned fine beer selection, it’s like my personal paradise. If it was a movie I was excited to see, I’d [
Google has announced a couple of significant changes to Play Movies & TV that will have a considerable impact on owners of 4K televisions. Starting
As the coronavirus crisis continues to take lives around the world, there is no time table yet for when production on big budget Marvel movies will start up, but blockbuster still belong in cinemas, Disney’s CEO declared today – at least for now. “No projections,” Bob Chapek told a conference call Tuesday of the House [
Streaming libraries expand and contract. Algorithms are imperfect. Those damn thumbnail images are always changing. But you know what you can always rely on? The expert opinions and knowledgeable commentary of The A.V. Club. That’s why we’re scouring both the menus of the most popular services and our
As a summer without movie theaters looks more and more likely, two critics discuss an outdated way of viewing films.
Tune into this special edition of “The Best Movies” as hosts Richard Roeper and Roe Conn take you through the best homebound movies, films that primarily take place in a single location or home. Listen to hear if your favorite makes the cut. https://art19.com/shows/movies-richard-roeper/episodes/601c17c3-e05c-4492-9f11-f37b1c68ddec
Our days in quarantine have been compared to post-apocalyptic dystopia and endless time loops — but how do movies actually depict what it’s like when you’re physically disconnected from the rest of the world?
The Lovebirds and Uncut Gems arrive on Netflix this week.