For many, “E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial” remains Steven Spielberg’s most indelible film, holding a special spot in moviegoers’ hearts. (I know it does for me.)
After two movies playing Thor’s villainous brother Loki – most recently in the record-breaking blockbuster “The Avengers” – Tom Hiddleston says the chances are “very high indeed” that the character will return in “Thor 2.” (As for the just-announced “Avengers” sequel, that’s still anyone’s guess.) The actor’s fan base – the “Hiddlestoners” – has grown
Opening in theaters today – just in time for your date night pleasure! – are two movies focused on affairs of the heart.
The intro to Sunday’s “Eastbound & Down” took me back to my junior high school heyday. You know, when you and a friend would go into a local gift shop and steal everything in sight for the mere rush of saying you did
As Paige emerges from her comatose state, she mistakes the man at her bedside, her husband Leo, for a doctor.
Condolences poured in to a Florida primate sanctuary Wednesday following the death of Cheetah, a chimpanzee who starred in the Tarzan movies during the 1930s.
The Hollywood Reporter has revealed the top 10 most-rented Netflix movies of all time, and the No. 1 film may come as a surprise
The American Film Institute has released its list of the 10 best movies of 2011, with buzzed-about spring/summer releases “Bridesmaids” and “The Help” among them. George Clooney’s latest release, “The Descendants,” also made the top 10, along with “Midnight In Paris”; “War Horse” (which comes out this month); “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” (another
Turkey day is officially over for most Americans, but the holiday has only just begun in my household. I have another Cajun-injected, deep-fried turkey waiting to be carved, a slew of great football waiting to be watched, and my favorite Thanksgiving movies to extend the celebration. Of course, we still have some weeks left before
The world didn’t come to an end earlier this year as some previously thought, but the End Times will reportedly show up at the movies. “Left Behind,” the book series about the Biblical Rapture that was adapted into films starring Kirk Cameron from “Growing Pains,” is getting a theatrical reboot, according to the Hollywood Reporter.