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Early Wonder Woman Movie Reactions Are Everything We Could’ve Dreamed Of

By May 19th
Cannes’ First VR Film: Inarritu’s Carne y Arena, a Story About Crossing the U.S. Border

By May 18th
Logan Noir Is a Black and White Goodbye for the Fans

By May 17th
The Breadwinner Trailer Follows the Extraordinary Journey of a Young Girl In 2001 Afghanistan

By May 17th
Giveaway: Get Your Claws Into Screen-Used X-23 Props, Because We All Know Laura Was the Best Part of Logan

By May 17th
Thank You Jordan Peele For Being Interested in Telling Original Stories Over Remakes

By May 17th
Kirsten Dunst Was Just as Devastated as You Were That Hillary Clinton Lost the Election

By May 16th
Exclusive: Alia Shawkat and Janet McTeer Play a Harrowing Game in This Clip From Amber Tamblyn’s Paint It Black

By May 16th
Review: Wonder Woman Commemorative Edition Provides Context and History … Sort Of.

By May 15th
Interview: Geena Davis Eloquently Dispels Myths About Gender and Representation in Hollywood

By May 15th
Watch Dafne Keen’s Improvised Logan Audition That Astonished Patrick Stewart and Bruised Hugh Jackman

By May 15th
Maisie Williams’ Role in New Mutants Is Just All Too Appropriate, Don’t You Think?

By May 12th
Looking For Leia Shows Women Aren’t “New” to Star Wars Fandom—They’ve Always Been There

By May 11th
Experience the Miracle of Neomorph Life in Alien: Covenant‘s Terrifying VR Campaign

By May 10th
Nobody Seems to Like Guy Ritchie’s “Vulgar” King Arthur Movie

By May 10th
WWII Film Niʻihau Whitewashes a Native Hawaiian Hero Because We’ve Learned Nothing

By May 10th
Becky G and Amy Jo Johnson Address the Important Issues Surrounding Power Rangers and 13 Reasons Why

By May 9th
I’m Not Sure How to Feel About This Hellboy Reboot Without Ron Perlman and Guillermo Del Toro

By May 9th
Hollywood Didn’t Consider Judy Greer a Lead Actor So She Made Her Own Awesome Film

By May 8th
As Usual, Neil deGrasse Tyson Ruins Our Summer Movies With Science

By May 8th