The Beekeeper and Mean Girls battle was practically too close to call, as the box office endured a sleepy weekend.
George Clooney will be slowing down in Hollywood as he gets older and apparently next to Brad Pitt.
Zack Snyder's Justice League contains a lot of slow-motion. The next natural question – or at least the next natural question to us – was to wonder, "Exactly how much?"
What is even happening?
The new president of Disneyland Resort is not hiding his frustration.
The parks are open for business, but other parts of the resort will; not be reopening as scheduled.
Slow-burn indie horror films are all the rage right now, thanks to the success of movies like It Follows and Hereditary. Filmmaker Natalie Erika James is throwing her hat into the ring with her debut feature Relic, and the trailer looks pretty interesting, although the pull quotes from critics seem to spoil the film somewhat. The movie follows Kay (Emily Mortimer) and her daughter Sam (Bella Heathcote) as they travel to the creaky old country house where her elderly mother Edna (Robyn Nevin) lives alone. Edna has mysteriously vanished, but reappears several days later just as mysteriously, covered in …
It sounds like Brandon Routh was as confused as everyone else as to why we never got a Superman Returns sequel.
Enlisting martial arts movie icons for a martial arts epic was a good move on Disney's part.
Google has said very little about Stadia since its launch in mid-November and early adopters are becoming increasingly impatient with the process.
Universal Pictures has officially earned bragging rights now that its World War I action flick 1917 has unseated Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker in the second weekend in January. Directed by Sam Mendes, 1917 stars Dean-Charles Chapman and George McKay as two British soldiers tasked to get a message to across enemy lines to warn of an impending attack with no time to spare. In its first weekend in wide release, 1917 earned $36.5 million domestic, bringing its total here in the U.S. up to $39.2 million. More to come...…
From Donnie Darko to A Quiet Place, here are 10 slow-burn films whose endings make viewing them worthwhile.
Even when it works on a technical level, Stranded Sails does next to nothing to earn its widespread comparisons to the far superior Stardew Valley.
Ford v Ferrari opens at number one, but the overall U.S. weekend box office was less than half of what it was this time a year ago in 2018.
If you saw Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, you know Oscar-winner Gary Oldman has a knack for playing understated British spies based on acclaimed novels that are the complete antithesis of James Bond. And it looks like Oldman will be jumping into this very specific world again: Apple TV+ just ordered Slow Horses, a spy series from Oldman, executive producer Graham Yost, and head writer Will Smith (not that one, the other one). Slow Horses is based on an acclaimed series of spy novels from award-winning British novelist Mick Herron. The works center around Slough House, a facility where …
Misery, the film based on Stephen King's novel, is a perfect slow-burn horror movie. We've got some great suggestions from the same genre.
Is there such a thing as too much MCU?
From atmospheric tension-builders like The VVitch to classic homages like The House of the Devil, we've got the slow-burn horrors you're craving.
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