A Minecraft Movie
The best-selling video game of all time, Minecraft was released in full to the world in late 2011 and has since sold over 300 million copies. While video game adaptations [...]
The best-selling video game of all time, Minecraft was released in full to the world in late 2011 and has since sold over 300 million copies. While video game adaptations [...]
Pavements is an unusual work. Described by its writer/director as a “semiotic experience” this four-pronged look at the rock band, Pavement, will most likely appeal to die-hard fans of the group [...]
As the studio continues to build its resumé with broader audiences, A24's latest cheeky genre flick aims to add a twist to the creature feature formula. Satirically tackling the pharmaceutical [...]
The Friend is the newest film from Scott McGehee and David Siegel, based on an experimental, semi-autobiographical novel by Sigrid Nunez. Nunez had written the work in order to reach friends that she [...]
With a hang-out movie ease and naturalistic characters and dialogue, co-writer and director Carson Lund in his debut feature has crafted an amusing, elegiac, and highly authentic sports comedy that [...]
Continuing the seemingly never-ending strategy of remaking every classic animated film in their arsenal, Disney's latest update of a classic story goes all the way back to the beginning. Not [...]
Magazine Dreams is the newest film from writer/director Elijah Bynum, last seen as the co-writer of the Lee Daniels dud, The Deliverance. Here, opting for a cast of much lesser-known [...]
One of the most disappointing experiences one can have is to see a mob thriller starring not one, but two Robert De Niros (in dual roles) that's not particularly engaging [...]
Just three months into the year and already actor Jack Quaid has his second major leading role hitting theaters. After the slick sci-fi thriller Companion, Quaid returns this time as [...]
Steven Soderbergh returns with his delirious style with another skillfully mounted spy film titled Black Bag that's in the tradition of some of his other caper films with twists and [...]