‘Shōgun,’ ‘Shōgun,’ And More ‘Shōgun’
If you think the Creative Arts Emmy Ceremonies don’t matter when it comes to the Primetime Emmy Awards, think again. FX’s “Shōgun” made history over two nights this past weekend. Not only did the now ongoing series make history with…
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Sundance Film Festival’s New Home For 2027 Down to Three Cities & One Is A Big Surprise
And then there were three. After months of in-person visits and formal pitches, the Sundance Institute announced there are now three remaining candidates to host future editions of the famed film festival. The remaining candidates are Boulder, Colorado, Cincinnati, Ohio,…
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Laverne Cox Dishes on Netflix Movie Uglies & Breaking Out of Our Compliant System
The lavish Laverne Cox plays a unique antagonist in the upcoming Netflix adaptation of the YA novel Uglies, and spoke with MovieWeb's Richard Fink about the film's pertinent themes and her fashionable character. Uglies comes to Netflix on Sep. 13,…
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‘Riff Raff’ Review – Jennifer Coolidge Leads an Excellent Ensemble in Pitch-Black Comedy
There’s nothing quite as fun as a biting black comedy, and the best ones will have you laughing out loud one minute, and cringing in your seat the next. Riff Raff is one such story, taking a messy, blended family…
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Brat Fall? Charli XCX Confirms Remix Version of Pop Album
Don’t worry, everyone — Brat fall is coming. British bop-maker Charli XCX has announced a new version of her widely popular album, out on Oct. 11. “Brat and it’s completely different but also still brat,” the musician posted to her X…
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‘Transformers One’ Review – Chris Hemsworth Leads a Thrilling New Origin Story for Our Favorite Robots
Excepting Batman adaptations, fans don't always get a good look at many heroes' fuller origins. They're often introduced as either fully-fledged heroes with entrenched sets of allies, antagonists, and motives, or at the point immediately proceeding their new, out-of-the-ordinary life,…
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Am I Racist? Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Matt Walsh and the Daily Wire are not exactly known for exploring controversial topics in America. In What is a Woman? Walsh attempts to find the answer to the question, “What is a…” In his new film, Am I Racist?…
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Sam and Max Eggers Reveal The Front Room Influences & Working with Brother Robert Eggers
Directors Sam and Max Eggers helm the new A24 horror thriller The Front Room, starring Brandy Norwood and Kathryn Hunter in phenomenal performances. They spoke with MovieWeb's Will Sayre about their new film, working with and learning from brother Robert…
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‘Addition’ Review – Teresa Palmer Gets a Leading Role Worth the Wait After ‘A Discovery of Witches’
OCD comes in all shapes and sizes, so there is still much to explore about this condition on screen. Addition, an adaptation of Toni Jordan's best-selling novel, sheds light on another branch of OCD, which involves an ample amount of…
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Peacemaker Star John Cena Breaks Down Why Season 2 Is Taking Forever
When last we saw John Cena in the role of Christopher Smith (a.k.a. Peacemaker), HBO Max still existed, Russia had just invaded Ukraine, Roe v. Wade had been overturned by the Supreme Court, and Walter Hamada was still in charge…
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Dave Bautista Says Working With This Co-Marvel Alum in ‘The Killer’s Game’ Was “Intimidating”
The Big Picture Friendship and chemistry between Dave Bautista & Sofia Boutella drove a successful collaboration in The Killer's Game . Bautista & Boutella felt validated acting with Sir Ben Kingsley, who added a prestigious presence on set. Comedy performance…
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Florence Pugh’s 55% Rotten Tomatoes Action Thriller Speeds Onto a New Streaming Home
Six years and nine months after The Commuter, starring Florence Pugh, hit theaters nationwide, Prime Video has added the thriller to its catalog, taking fans back to the superstar’s early career days. Pugh starred as Gwen in The Commuter, with…
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