Artemis Fowl Review: A New Low for YA Adaptations

Since the unbelievable success of the Harry Potter films, every studio and their mother has been trying to find the next young adult IP to make into a money-printing franchise. The Hunger Games is the only one that succeeded, leaving behind other critical or commercial flops like Divergent, The Maze Runner, Cirque du Freak, Ender’s … Read more

 Jurassic World: Dominion Plans to Resume Filming In July

Jurassic World: Dominion Resumes Filming in July

Jurassic World: Dominion will be the third and latest entry in the Jurassic World series, a reboot of the popular Jurassic Park series about a theme park inhabited by scientifically recreated dinosaurs. Dominion is a sequel to both 2015’s Jurassic World and 2018’s Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. It is currently planned to be the final … Read more

Gone With the Wind to Return to HBO Max with New Introduction

Gone with the Wind Returns to HBO Max

Earlier this month, streaming service HBO Max made the decision to remove the 1939 film Gone with the Wind, often heralded as a “classic” of American film-making, from its library. Their reasoning included the film’s problematic portrayals of Black characters and Black slavery. Speaking with Variety, HBO Max executives confirmed that the film was removed … Read more

New Date Announced for Delayed 2021 Oscars

New Date for the Oscars 2021 Has Been Revealed

An official tweet by The Academy has confirmed that the 93rd Academy Awards ceremony will be delayed. Originally, the event was planned to be broadcast on February 28, 2021. The new date has been announced as April 25, 2021. This revised date has led to the entire nomination and voting process being shifted back by … Read more

 Flash Solo Film Producer Hints News Might Be Coming Soon

Flash New May Be Coming Soon

Film fans are always eager for the smallest piece of news – and they aren’t afraid to ask in what might not always be the most appropriate of situations. Recently, a fan asked for news of the upcoming Flash film on an Instagram post by producer Barbara Muschietti, even though the post had absolutely nothing … Read more

 Criterion Channel Offers Free Streaming for Black Lives Focused Films

Criterion Channel Streaming Black Lives Films for Free

Criterion Channel, the streaming service managed by the Criterion Collection, has long focused on preserving and spreading important films both classic and contemporary. Now, the company has removed the paywall on a number of movies written, filmed, directed, and starring Black individuals and covering topics related to Black lives. In an official Tweet, the company … Read more

 AMC Theaters Concerned About Potential Post-Pandemic Bankruptcy

AMC Theaters Afraid of Bankruptcy

Movie theater chain American Multi-Cinema (AMC) recently filed financial reports for the first quarter of 2020. As predicted, the business suffered a severe loss of revenue, as all of its 1000-plus theaters across the country were forced to close in order to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus typically referred to as COVID-19. The … Read more

 Cancelled Cannes Film Festival Reveals “Would-Have-Shown” Lineup

Cannes Film Festival Would Have Been Films

Despite its official cancellation due to the ongoing global coronavirus pandemic, the team behind the 2020 edition of the world-famous Cannes Film Festival have decided to announce an official lineup. This list, which currently features a total of 56 films, represent movies which would have been shown, had the festival been held in May as … Read more

 HBO Max Head Defends Release of Justice League “Snyder Cut”

HBO Max Defends Zack Snyder's Justice League

Recently, it was announced that new streaming service HBO Max would provide a platform for the anticipated release of the “Snyder Cut” of Justice League – aka director Zack Snyder’s original vision of the 2017 DC Comics-based superhero film. This decision drew controversy, with some critics and fans alike claiming that it would set a … Read more

Space Force Review – Netflix’s New Comedy Isn’t The Office 2.0, And That’s Okay

When Netflix announced its upcoming sitcom from Greg Daniels (The Office, Parks and Recreation) starring Steve Carell (The Office, The Big Short) as the newly-instated commander of the newest branch of the United States Armed Forces, the Space Force, it seemed like a match made in heaven. Daniels and Carell are both best known for … Read more