One thing Marvel is doing right at the moment, is providing directors the opportunity to flourish and do their own thing while still keeping to the larger Marvel universe continuity and narrative flow. While the films all need to maintain some similar appeal, something which producer Kevin Feige ensures from the outset, it hasn’t stopped several of the films taking …

Much like the first movie, Alice: Through the Looking Glass frames the fantastical world with our boring, real one.

Yesterday, we heard the crazy news that feature film adaptations of Centipede and Missile Command are bing developed. But today the movie world has become even more ludicrous with the ridiculous plan to turn Tetris into, not just a movie, but an entire trilogy… Yes, someone believes that perhaps the best video game ever made involving falling blocks is good …

Kristen Stewart reteams with Clouds of Sils Maria writer/director Olivier Assayas for the drama-thriller Personal Shopper; which has less to do with shopping and more with Stewart, as a personal shopper for the rich and famous, having to deal with ghosts from her past. The incredibly brief plot synopsis is as follows: Revolves around a ghost story that takes place in …

After 16 years, En Sabah Nur is finally popping up as the lead antagonist in the titularly-titled X-Men: Apocalypse. So what’s the film like then? Well…it’s kind of a crapocalypse according to critics.

Brace yourself, world, for we may get a Buckaroo Banzai television series. Yes, I’m with you: what’s Buckaroo Banzai? Last Updated: May 19, 2016

One thing Marvel is doing right at the moment, is providing directors the opportunity to flourish and do their own thing while still keeping to the larger universe continuity and narrative flow. While the films all need to maintain some similar appeal, something which producer Kevin Feige ensures from the outset, it hasn’t stopped several of the films taking on …

For all the talk of evolution that has occurred in the X-Men movie franchise over the 16 year it has been around, it's rather frustrating that the latest cinematic mutant escapade from director Bryan Singer is not so much the evolutionary equivalent of mankind developing fantastic powers, but rather suddenly forgetting they have opposable thumbs.