Mending the Line Review: You May Just Get Hooked
It’s a bit of a surreal head-scratcher watching the first hour of director Joshua Caldwell’s Mending the Line, mostly because of Brian Cox. That’s not a bad thing at all, and undoubtedly, Cox’s presence works in this film’s favor. But the more you find yourself engaged in this endearing film, you realize several things: Sure, […]
11 Best Sci-Fi Anime Series About Artificial Intelligence
The mix of science fiction and animation is not unusual. For years now, anime has excellently used futuristic what-ifs to create ingenious stories and make piercing commentary on the changing world. Because there is something so captivating about high-tech worlds and new realities, anime that centers around virtual worlds and artificial intelligence seems more engrossing […]
‘I Don’t Quite Know Why You Do a Reboot’: Ernie Hudson Explains Why Ghostbusters 2016 Failed Fans
Ghostbusters veteran Ernie Hudson has shared his reasoning as to why 2016’s reboot, Ghostbusters: Answer the Call, just did not resonate with audiences. The return of the Ghostbusters franchise with 2021’s Afterlife, and this year’s sequel, Frozen Empire, has received a resounding thumbs up from long-term fans, but the Melissa McCarthy-led attempt to reinvigorate the […]
Shōgun Finally Gave Cosmo Jarvis the Role He Deserves
Cosmo Jarvis was virtually unknown to audiences prior to his casting in the miniseries Shōgun, in which Jarvis plays John Blackthorne, an English sailor who unexpectedly lands on the shores of feudal Japan in 1600. However, Jarvis’s newness has enabled Shōgun, which is based on James Clavell’s epic 1975 novel of the same name, to […]
How Will Young Sheldon Handle George Sr’s Death?
There’s a dark shadow looming over the final season of The Big Bang Theory prequel series Young Sheldon. It isn’t a secret: it’s a detail long confirmed in The Big Bang Theory. But as fans put two and two together about the tragic event, questions about how it will be addressed have arisen.
How to Watch the Monsterverse in Chronological Order and Release Order
While the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the DCU tend to be the biggest topics of conversation among shared universes, Warner Bros. and Legendary Entertainment have had a pretty successful run with their MonsterVerse. The franchise updates two iconic movie monsters, Godzilla and King Kong, and has created its own mythology recurring characters, as well as […]
DogMan Review: Caleb Landry Jones Shines in Offbeat Thriller
There’s a certain way to experience DogMan, visionary Luc Besson’s new thriller. For starters, best to know Besson. He’s the man who gave us The Fifth Element and Lucy, and those two films exist outside typical cinematic norms. They are as edgy as they are dreamy. DogMan offers something similar. The best thing to know […]
Liam Neeson Says Naked Gun Reboot Has ‘About 3 Laugh-Out-Loud Moments’
Sure, Liam Neeson’s version of the lovable and dimwitted Frank Drebin might not have George Kennedy backing him up, but the famous police lieutenant is headed back to the big screen — and Neeson is actually “nervous.” While promoting his film, In the Land of Saints and Sinners, the actor spoke to MovieWeb about taking […]
Dana Carvey Apologizes for Portraying an Indian and Making Sharon Stone "Strip" in 1992 SNL Sketch
Saturday Night Live alum Dana Carvey made an apology during the latest episode of the Fly on the Wall podcast for any offense caused by his 1992 SNL sketch which saw him playing an Indian airport security worker who made Sharon Stone strip to her underwear. However, the apology saw guest Stone sharing her view […]