Thomas F. Wilson gets real about why his famed Back To The Future role didn't speak to him when he first auditioned.

With Richard Roundtree's recent passing, we thought it apropos to discuss the massive impact of the Shaft movies.

New LG CineBeam is perfect for movie fans and those who are looking for a device that seamlessly blends in your home interior.

In sad news for the movie industry, Decurion has announced that ArcLight Cinemas and Pacific Theaters will be closing for good.

Keith and Kenny Lucas, writers of Judas and the Black Messiah, share their hopes and concerns for the future of Black cinema.

The Pixar film recently made the call to move to streaming.

Did you get your tickets for The New Mutants? If not, you should remedy that because pre-orders are available now. We'll wait! Back? Awesome! Because we have some exclusive artwork for the long-awaited Marvel Comics adaptation to share with you today. It's stylish, it's colorful, its comic-inspired and informed, and it hails from Dolby Cinema ahead of their release of Josh Boone's genre-bending film on Friday, August 28. Here's a bit more about it before we show it to you in all its gory glory: About the art: The Dolby Cinema …

Even if you’ve never seen a Bruce Lee movie, you know who Bruce Lee is. That’s the impact of an icon. You probably know the vague outline of Bruce Lee as a martial artist who died young and would notably caterwaul as he fought his opponents on screen. But when you make your way through Criterion’s new Blu-ray collection, Bruce Lee: His Greatest Hits, you get the full picture of a man who changed action cinema forever, and the tragedy that we only saw a glimpse of what he was capable of doing. I’ve spent …

In what will hopefully be a dominoes situation, Regal Cinemas announced today that when it reopens its theaters on July 10th, it will require all guests to wear masks. Disposable masks will be made available as needed, but at this point you likely already have a mask or two of your own. If not, I’d suggest getting one—this is our new normal. The decision comes in the wake of AMC Theaters reversing course after receiving intense backlash for saying it decided not to make masks required so as to not get into a “political conversation.” Which is insane, …

AMC Theaters will reopen in the US on July 15 — and won’t require people to wear masks so as not to be “drawn into a political controversy.

Regal Cinemas is the latest theater chain to set a reopening date as this corner of the industry weathers hard financial hits amidst the coronavirus pandemic. Regal's owner, Cineworld, is behind the reopening date decision and plans to reopen theaters in the UK, too. Potential return moviegoers will also be pleased to know that, unlike the Cinemark chain, there will be plenty of new health and safety guidelines in place to protect patrons from potential coronavirus exposure. Per The Wrap, Cineworld will reopen Regal Cinemas' 546 U.S. locations on Friday, July 10. This wave of reopenings will happen …

Our friends at ArcLight Cinemas have put together a special pop-up event showing of Dave Franco's directorial debut, The Rental, ahead of its nationwide release. The special event will be done in partnership with IFC Films, the studio behind the Franco feature. Although the ArcLight Cinemas doors remains closed, the ArcLight team still aims to bring the moviegoing experience to patrons however they can. So, they've chosen to make the Vineland Drive-In in Vineland, California their venue for this special preview showing of The Rental this Thursday, June 18, ahead of its nationwide July 24 release. …

That's one way to get people back in theaters.

Trolls World Tour was more profitable for Universal Pictures in three weeks on digital than the original film was after five months in theaters.

Right now, cinemas, like most other businesses, are in lockdown. Any form of entertainment that requires people to gather in a single space is on hold as we practice social distancing to flatten the curve so that hospital systems aren't overwhelmed with new patients. But since we're impatient and cooped up at home, we can't help but wonder what the world will look like post-coronavirus. We don't know how the theater industry will fare, and it's possible that it could be radically different by the time this crisis is over. For China's part, …

Once upon a time, drive-in movie theaters were all the rage before being mostly supplanted by locally owned brick-and-mortar theaters, which were then replaced by franchise cookie-cutters. But with the coronavirus pandemic forcing those apex theaters to first reduce audience sizes and then shutter their doors completely (albeit temporarily), the bygone era of drive-in movie theaters is experiencing a resurgence. If you've never been to a drive-in movie, here's how it works: It's pretty much right there in the name. You drive out to a parking lot or a field that'…

Regal Cinemas is closing all of its U.S. movie theater locations until further notice due to the coronavirus pandemic.

First, movie theater chains like AMC, Cineplex, and Alamo Drafthouse announced new seating plans, blocking off series of seats to help enable the practice of social distancing. But now, as the situation regarding the coronavirus keeps changing, so too must movie theater practices. Per The Hollywood Reporter, Regal Cinemas has announced they're shutting down all of their locations indefinitely. Here's the official statement from Mooky Greidinger, CEO of Regal Cinemas' parent company Cineworld: [caption id="attachment_881697" align="alignright" width="350"] Image via Steve Morgan / CC BY-SA[/caption] Any time, at any Regal, it's our goal to …

Inevitable, but also unprecedented.

AMC Theatres, which is America's largest movie theater chain, has announced a new 'social distancing' initiative that will see the chain cut its theater capacity in half beginning on March 14, and continuing through April 30. Regal Cinemas has just enacted the same measure, as has Canadian exhibitor Cineplex, which operates nearly 1,700 auditoriums up north. Meanwhile, Alamo Drafthouse is similarly "deactivating" sections of seats. Expect other theater chains to follow suit in the coming hours. This is a necessary measure that will keep people from being stacked on top of each other, should they choose to go …