[ad_1] Some new scenes add more information about the characters’ motives, while others extend already lifeless action sequences. This new material usually only lets the previous version’s footage play out slower. In its new form, “Rebel Moon” now seems mediocre where it used to be outright bad, a frequently monotonous fable that confuses volume with […]

[ad_1] We’ve got a few new photos to share with you from director Todd Phillips’ Joker: Folie À Deux, and they put the spotlight on Arthur Fleck (Joaquin Phoenix) and Harley Quinn (Lady Gaga) in court, a possible breakout from Arkham Asylum, and more. In the film, Arthur Fleck is institutionalized at Arkham awaiting trial […]

[ad_1] M. Night Shyamalan says that he’s working on a 4K release of The Village, which has never even been released on Blu-ray. There are plenty of movies that have yet to receive a high-definition release, but I was somewhat surprised to learn that M. Night Shyamalan’s The Village is one of them. Thankfully, Shyamalan […]

[ad_1] As its impressive box-office run continues, Inside Out 2 has now achieved two major milestone at the same time: It’s officially passed The Avengers on the all-time worldwide grosses list — and in doing so, became one of the ten biggest movies in history. This week, Inside Out 2 passed $1.523 billion in worldwide ticket sales. That’s ever […]

[ad_1] Perhaps the smartest thing about “Dick” is the genuine affection it has for Betsy and Arlene. Contemporary reviews of the film have described them as bimbos and airheads and such, but, they’re just ordinary teenage girls—a bit giggly and silly, to be sure, but not dumb by any means. And the screenplay doesn’t treat […]

[ad_1] Alma’s Rainbow review – a stylish gem About Little White Lies Little White Lies was established in 2005 as a bi-monthly print magazine committed to championing great movies and the talented people who make them. Combining cutting-edge design, illustration and journalism, we’ve been described as being “at the vanguard of the independent publishing movement.” […]

[ad_1] Director Jon M. Chu (Now You See Me 2, In the Heights, Wicked) has signed on to direct the adaptation of The Woman In Me, at Universal. Based on the best-selling memoir by Britney Spears, the story follows her teenage rise to fame, her career and conservatorship, and her life now after winning her […]

[ad_1] Josh Hartnett gives an incredible performance but Shyamalan mostly misses the mark in this strange PG-13 horror film with no bite. PLOT: A father and his teen daughter attend a pop concert only to realize they’ve entered the center of a dark and sinister event. REVIEW: Is there a filmmaker more polarizing than M. […]

[ad_1] All through the early years of his career, M. Night Shyamalan was flattered with (and dogged by) comparisons to the great Alfred Hitchcock. The comparisons were reasonable, but never quite right. Yes, Shyamalan, like Hitchcock, made twisty suspense movies. But unlike Hitchcock, Shyamalan’s almost always came with some sort of supernatural bent. The guy was dead all […]

[ad_1] Now “Harold and the Purple Crayon” has arrived in theaters in all its live-action glory. It starts on a surprisingly engaging note: a 2-D animated sequence that recaps Harold’s adventures in the book. The sequence finds a decent approximation of the book’s famous visual style and features narration by Alfred Molina. Unfortunately, that sequence lasts […]