It has been almost ten years to the day since Gore Verbinski last directed a feature film, which is far too long a wait for one of filmmaking's most unique and innovative voices. Few directors have ...

Bathed in a warm spotlight, a little girl experiences a moment of pure joy playing “airplane” with her father, balanced carefully upon his outstretched legs and spreading her arms out wide. With a ...

We often ask ourselves why on earth some of these movies get made — particularly reboots. When one gets announced, it's frequently met with a collective eyeroll from the internet. Take, for example, ...

There are movies that you watch because they add to humanity’s great history of finding life’s meaning through art, and then there are movies that you watch because it’s fun to hear someone say, in ...

Sci-Fi Shows Fallout season 3 is headed to a new location, but its underrated semi-canon RPG has taken us there before Sci-Fi Shows Fallout season 2 ending explained: Who dropped the bombs? Where does ...

There’s a story everyone loves in this industry about James Cameron and his pitch for the movie “Aliens.” It goes like this: Cameron, in a meeting with studio executives, wrote the title of Ridley ...

Centered around Christmas, Pfeiffer has a great time spoofing the typical family mom. When Claire’s car gets towed and she ends up staying in a motel, things brighten up for her when she actually ...

The historical romantic costume drama is an ideal target for parody. This one is amusing enough, but the jokes land mostly in the light chuckle zone. The title of “Fackham Hall,” an “Airplane!”-style ...

Carnival has a reputation for being chaotic, loud, and cheap... but is that still true on one of their newest and biggest ships? In this honest review of the Carnival Celebration, we break down what ...

Michelle Pfeiffer plays a mom on the edge at Christmas time in the new movie “Oh. What. Fun.” If the sarcastic punctuation wasn’t enough of a tip off, Pfeiffer’s character Claire is not having the ...

Oh. What. Fun. might be too confident a title for a Christmas movie that on the one hand is damned lucky to have lured the great Michelle Pfeiffer to be its star, but on the other hand loses the magic ...