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A Hip-Hop Autobiography From Both Sides Of Prison Walls [SXSW]
Music, by and large, can be seen as autobiographical; it’s far from uncommon for songwriters not to draw from any number of personal experiences encompassing, say, the lows of heartbreak and loss to life’s triumphs, all of which and more…
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‘Dungeons and Daddies’ Creators Used 3 Years of Savings to Fund Their First Feature
The Big Picture Arnold and Wong self-funded their directorial debut, We're All Gonna Die, using their VFX knowledge from previous projects to create a unique sci-fi rom-com. Jordan Rodrigues and Ashly Burch discuss their experiences on set, including cold shoots…
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‘Ghostbusters Frozen Empire’ Review — Time to Call Someone Else
The Big Picture Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire relies heavily on nostalgia, squeezing in references that don't add to the new story. The film struggles to balance old and new characters, resulting in excessive cameos and callbacks. Despite some fun new additions,…
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‘The Acolyte’ Creator Says Show Is ‘Frozen’ Meets ‘Kill Bill’
After a wait that felt like years, Lucasfilm finally unveiled the first look and trailer of the new “Star Wars” mystery thriller, “The Acolyte.” With the veil on the shadowy, secretive project lifted, the show’s creator, Leslye Headland (“Russian Doll”), could finally…
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X-Men ’97 Director on Going Woke In The Modern Age |
In a recent interview with Jake Castorena, the director of the upcoming “X-Men ’97” series, insights were shared about how the show modernizes the wokeness of the original X-Men franchise.The Core of X-Men: An Allegory for PrejudiceAccording to Castorena, X-Men…
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French Girl Review: Nothing to Swoon Over
French Girl is a romantic-comedy film that explores the lengths a man would go to for the love of his life. Directed and written by Nicolas Wright and James A. Woods, the film stars Zach Braff as Gordon, a man…
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Sydney Sweeney Only Needed One Take to Nail ‘Immaculate’s Epic Final Shot
The Big Picture Collider’s Perri Nemiroff sits down with the team behind Immaculate at SXSW 2024. Sydney Sweeney, Álvaro Morte, Benedetta Porcaroli, Simona Tabasco and director Michael Mohan discuss making a contemporary horror movie that has the elegance of 1970s…
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The Man Who Saved the Internet with a Sunflower Featured, Reviews Film Threat
The Man Who Saved the Internet with a Sunflower may have a larger-than-life title, but it is that big and unusual a story. Based on the true and relatively unknown life of Rob Ryan (Martin Delaney), director Ori Yardeni presents the…
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Hayden Christensen Says Anakin Skywalker’s Sith Eyes in REVENGE OF THE SITH Were His Idea — GeekTyrant
Hayden Christensen recently shared that it was his idea for Anakin Skywalker to have those menacing Sith Eyes in Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith. It was a nice little touch when you saw Anakin go full-on Sith mode. Those…
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‘Palm Royale’ Series Review: Good Cast Drowns in Gaudy Excess
The new Apple TV + series, Palm Royale, has a visual style so sunny and candy-colored gaudy that it makes the recent Barbie movie look like David Lynch’s Eraserhead. The show captures the garish clothes, jewelry, and furniture of 1969…
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Phenomenal Cast Can’t Save Tedious Shallowness of Apple TV+ Series
How is it possible that Apple TV’s high-budget “Palm Royale” doesn’t work? With this insanely talented cast and trendy concept, it should be a slam dunk, right? The main reason it’s not is a depressingly common one in today’s TV…
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Thundercats Live Action Movie Director Offers Promising Update: 'Definitely One of the Top Priorities'
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire director Adam Wingard has offered a promising update on his long-gestating ThunderCats movie, revealing that the adaptation of the beloved 80s cartoon could be “the next thing” he does. Speaking with Gizmodo, Wingard revealed…
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