‘Alien – Romulus,’ ‘Watchmen – Chapter 1,’ and This Week’s Best New Releases, Reviewed and Ranked
Get ready for a déjà vu double feature as this week brings the return of two familiar franchises with Watchmen: Chapter 1 and Alien: Romulus. Watchmen takes another swing at Alan Moore’s foundational classic, this time adopting an animated approach.…
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‘Consumed’ Review – Devon Sawa Horror Is a Wilderness Creature Feature
The Big Picture Consumed is a wilderness creature feature of a different flavor, so that’s nice. It doesn’t care to hide its hand, which is a relief at points, but also makes the film easily readable. The main cast is…
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Color in Black and White: DP Robert Elswit on Ripley
Andrew Scott in Ripley “It’s the light! Always the light!” exclaims a priest to the murderous Tom Ripley (Andrew Scott) as they bask in the glory of a Caravaggio painting in Netflix’s new adaption of the Patricia Highsmith novel The…
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Marvel Zombies Reveals How Many Episodes Are in the Series
Marvel Zombies just got some significant updates out of D23. Originating in a comic book storyline from Ultimate Fantastic Four, Marvel Zombies became a major storyline of its own for Marvel Comics, with a critically acclaimed miniseries running from 2005…
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‘Ironheart’ Cast Suggests The Series Tackles Morally Gray Areas; It’s Not “Good & Evil, It’s Complicated”
While some fans got a taste of Marvel Television’s “Ironheart” at Disney’s recent D23 Expo, the series, which was shot in May 2022, will likely not arrive until more than three years after it went into production. And so, the…
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Rob Peace – Chiwetel Ejiofor Interview
The great Chiwetel Ejiofor not only stars in the new film Rob Peace, but directed it and adapted it to the screen. He spoke with MovieWeb's Greg Archer about why he was so passionate about making the film, which is…
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Scooter Braun Honored by Anti-Defamation League for Nova Exhibit
Music mogul Scooter Braun will be honored by the Anti-Defamation League for his efforts in bringing the Nova Music Festival Exhibition to U.S. audiences. The exhibition makes its Los Angeles debut in a sprawling studio space in Culver City on…
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Something Divine Featured, Reviews Film Threat
It’s safety pins through blue-hued skin in the intriguing punk Krishna documentary Something Divine, directed by Thomas Essig. It focuses on Ray Cappo, who, as a teen, was the frontman for the hardcore punk group Youth Of Today starting in…
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‘Blue Eye Samurai’ Is Taking Adult Animation by Storm – Here’s Why
The Big Picture Collider's Steve Weintraub moderates an exclusive Q&A with the creatives behind Netflix's Emmy-nominated adult animation series, Blue Eye Samurai . Creators Michael Green and Amber Noizumi are joined by supervising director Jane Wu and supervising sound editor…
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‘X-Men 97’ Showrunner Says “The Truth” Will Be Revealed” After Marvel Strips Him Of Season 2 Writing Credits
Former “X-Men 97” showrunner and writer Beau DeMayo is hitting back at Marvel Television. The showrunner was fired from “X-Men 97” under mysterious circumstances earlier this year, right as the first season was set to air, and he had already…
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Absurd Romantic Comedy Is Out Of Touch With The Audience & Itself
Summary Lucy Hale's performance shines in the film. Keir Gilchrist and Hale have great chemistry. The cast struggles with a lack of direction and odd acting choices. Running on Empty is a movie that clearly tries to deliver an impactful…
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Jay Will Discusses Rob Peace, the Brilliant Chiwetel Ejiofor, and Tulsa King
Jay Will (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel) spoke with MovieWeb's Greg Archer about his starring role in the emotional new drama Rob Peace, from filmmaker and actor Chiwetel Ejiofor. Peace delved into his process and working with Ejiofor as a director,…
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