Israeli actress Gal Gadot arrives at the premiere of Warner Bros. Pictures' 'Wonder Woman' at the Pantages Theatre on May 25, 2017, in Hollywood, California.
That is some sort of major accomplishment. It's not the easiest thing in the world to look at this collective pile of movie manure and decipher which of the five is the worst.
That is some sort of major accomplishment. It's not the easiest thing in the world to look at this collective pile of movie manure and decipher which of the five is the worst.
With all the hype surrounding Tom Cruise's latest blockbuster , The Mummy , starring Sofia Boutella as the titular character, I decided it was only right to revisit the 1999 incarnation of the film starring Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz with renewed eyes. Please note, a lot of my thoughts may be inherently biased as 1) This is the only The Mumm y film I will acknowledge until I see something else that gives me the same feels because 2) This iteration of The Mummy actually inspired me to become an Egyptologist.
An R2-D2 droid that was used in several "Star Wars" films has sold at auction for nearly $3 million. The auction house Profiles in History said the 43-inch tall unit that was compiled from parts used throughout filming of the original trilogy sold for $2.76 million at an auction Wednesday.
There's a decent chance you're familiar with Paul Williams, but there's no chance you don't know his work. From pop staples like "Rainy Days and Mondays" and "An Old Fashioned Love Song," to movie anthems like "Rainbow Connection" and the Oscar-winning "Evergreen," his work as a songwriter is absurdly ubiquitous and helped earn him the job of ASCAP president.
A wounded Union soldier in 1864 Virginia is taken in by the residents of a sparsely populated girls school, where they decide to treat his injuries until he's well enough to turn over as a prisoner. But psychosexual tensions soon simmer in director Sofia Coppola's remake of the 1971 Clint Eastwood vehicle.
Neil Marshall is not one to ever let an R-rating go to waste. From Dog Soldiers to The Descent to Doomsday , the filmmaker knows how to get bloody.
Satan is everywhere! Since the dawn of cinema, Satan has been a presence, a point of fascination, especially in horror pictures which were - and remain - in essence, simple morality tales of good against evil; God against the Devil. In fact, the first recognized horror film ever made had a dash of Old Scratch in it, Georges Melies ' 1896 The Manor of the Devil and since then, Lucifer has been standing around, waiting for his turn to penetrate pop culture via the movies.