The Serpent Queen – Minnie Driver Interview
The timeless Minnie Driver discusses her role in the new season of The Serpent Queen with Samantha Morton. She spoke with MovieWeb's Greg Archer about transforming into Elizabeth I and how the character is such fun, there may be a…
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Where Is Sherri Papini Now? Perfect Wife Filmmakers Tell Us What They Know
If you’ve seen Hulu’s new docuseries Perfect Wife: The Mysterious Disappearance of Sherri Papini, you might be wondering where Sherri is now. We asked the documentary filmmakers behind the Hulu show and they told us what they know below. The…
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Thine Ears Shall Bleed Featured, Reviews Film Threat
The woods are scary. In horror films, nothing positive ever comes out of journeys into the wilderness. Dark, dense, and filled with unknown (and often unseen) terrors, they are the perfect setting for all manner of horror classics. It’s a…
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Joanna Sotomura and annie the clumsy Interview
Actors Joanna Sotomura and annie the clumsy spoke with MovieWeb about their new sci-fi mystery comedy, Sunny. Joanna Sotomura is incredible, though we only hear her voice here as the titular robot, while annie the clumsy plays the hip bartender…
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HBO’s Inspirational E-Sports Doc Has A Lot On Its Mind
E-sports is something many people are already familiar with—if not, they’re probably of an advanced age. The idea of making money and earning worldwide notoriety from playing competitive video games isn’t a new endeavor. But as seen in the entertaining,…
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NASA Joins ‘Fly Me to the Moon’ in Poking Fun at This Conspiracy Theory
The Big Picture Collider's Steve Weintraub talks with Fly Me to the Moon costars Jim Rash and Anna Garcia. On the movie set, NASA gets in on the joke, spoofing the moon landing with a comedic twist. During this interview,…
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‘Twisters’ Review – Glen Powell Sequel Captures the Reverence, Terror, and Charm of the Original
The Big Picture Twisters is a thrilling journey with strong visuals, great performances, and a unique take on the disaster genre. The film balances awe-inspiring tornado visuals with emotional depth, though some character arcs could use more development. It proves…
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Record Oscar-Winning Historical Epic Fails To Impress Roman Expert
Summary Ben-Hur 's naval battle scene is historically inaccurate, lacking realism in combat depiction, says Roman expert Michael Taylor. The pirate fleet would not have been as large as depicted, nor would the Roman Navy be ramming ships in the…
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Brendan Gleeson To Play The Villain In Sony’s ‘Spider-Man’ Spinoff
It seems like we’re inching closer and closer to a production start date on the ‘Spider-Man’ spinoff series, “Spider-Noir.” How do we know this? Well, it’s clear Sony is deep into casting for the series, as we have learned yet…
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A Pandemic Makes People Go A Bit Wild In Netflix’s Period Comedy
In recent years, we’ve seen quite a few projects about pandemics. Most of those in response to our real COVID pandemic. But perhaps none of them have been as wild as Netflix’s “The Decameron.” READ MORE: Summer TV Preview: Over…
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Jeff Bridges & John Lithgow Return In FX’s Thriller Series
FX in 2024 is like HBO 20 years ago—it rarely misses. And FX definitely didn’t miss with “The Old Man.” READ MORE: The Best TV Shows & Mini-Series Of 2022 It’s been two years since the end of Season 1…
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Matthew Chauncey Hired As New Head Writer For Popular Animated Series
Marvel Studios’ “X-Men ‘97” was always expected to be popular. It’s obviously made to tickle the nostalgia bone of fans. However, what might have surprised many people is just how well the show performed, both with critics and viewership. It’s…
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