Boy Kills World Featured, Reviews Film Threat
NOW IN THEATERS! Bloody action movies are almost a dime a dozen, and the fifty I see each year often blur together. Director Moritz Mohr’s Boy Kills World slows the pace and offers more than blood, guts, and over-the-top violence; well,…
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‘Kraven the Hunter’ Release Date Pushed Back Again
Aaron Taylor-Johnson stars as the titular Kraven. Image via Sony The Big Picture Kraven the Hunter faces yet another delay, pushing its release to December 13, 2024. Sony's Spider-Verse struggles continue as Kraven 's release is shifted, possibly affecting its…
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They Fought Back Featured, Reviews Film Threat
There was a common misconception in the United States of America while I was growing up. That misconception was that Jews were total victims and went like lambs to the slaughter to the showers in the concentration camps. I grew…
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Anthony and Joe Russo Are Perplexed by How Robert Downey Jr. Would Return to the MCU: ‘We Closed That Book’
Summary The Russo brothers are unsure how Tony Stark would return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but Robert Downey Jr. is willing to reprise the role of the eccentric billionaire superhero. The Oscar-winning RDJ will always be linked to Iron…
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‘Humane’ Director Caitlin Cronenberg Got Plenty of Support from Her Dad
The Big Picture The film Humane follows a family navigating a climate-change-induced crisis, testing familial bonds amidst a challenging situation. Director Caitlin Cronenberg found directing dialogue to be a stimulating challenge, shifting from her background in still photography. The film…
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Grandma Bruce Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Generational conflict comes to a head in Brooke Stern Sebold’s short film, Grandma Bruce. Of course, the other side is clearly wrong…which side, again? It’s a big day for Brooke (Laura Chirinos) and Sofia (Fernanda Urrejola), as Brooke is about…
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How the Directors Knew They Were on to Something Big With Early 2000s Nickelodeon Doc
Mary Roberts, co-director of Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV , knew the docuseries was tapping into something important as she recorded All That cast member Bryan Hearne telling a story about peanut butter and dogs. The…
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Humane Review: An Undercooked Horror Outing
Humane, a film blending the harrowing depths of horror with the emotive stirrings of family drama, arrives with a weighty premise tucked beneath its belt. Directed by Caitlin Cronenberg in what marks her debut in the arena of feature filmmaking,…
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William Shatner Is Asking You to Re-Examine Your Life
The Big Picture Collider's Steve Weintraub speaks with Hollywood icon William Shatner about his documentary William Shatner: You Can Call Me Bill . Shatner reflects on his expansive career, from Star Trek: The Original Series to countless new projects, his…
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‘Dead Poets Society’ Review — Robin Williams’ Lessons Still Hit Home
The Big Picture Dead Poets Society conveys the message of individuality through the unconventional teaching methods of John Keating, played with nuance and heart by Robin Williams. Although the film spends more time on the students, Robin Williams' charming, personable…
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Ryan Gosling Joins The MCU As Kang In Marvel Art & I Don’t Know How To Feel About This
Summary Rumors claim Ryan Gosling has signed on for a role in the MCU. Marvel's firing of Jonathan Majors as Kang might lead to multiple actors playing Kang variants to enhance the Multiverse Saga. Ryan Gosling's acting range makes him…
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James Norton Recalls Explaining Death to a 4-Year Old on ‘Nowhere Special’
The Big Picture James Norton disucsses the challenges and emotional depth of teaching a 4-year-old about death on set. The casting process for finding the perfect Michael in Nowhere Special involved hundreds of applications. James Norton, in addition to discussing…
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