‘Everest’ review: True story told with great acting, intense scenes
Opening September 18, 2015, Everest tells the true story of the 1996 Mount Everest disaster. On May 10 & 11, 1996, 12 people lost their battles with the mountain while trying to reach the summit; however the More...
Check out ‘Bridge of Spies’ UK trailer: Tom Hanks, Mark Rylance, Amy Ryan
Following the first domestic trailer released last month for Steven Spielberg‘s latest thriller Bridge of Spies, a new international trailer has surfaced for UK fans, laying out more of the Cold War set true story More...
CW sets October premiere for ‘Arrow’ season 4, ‘The Flash’ season 2
The CW has announced the The Flash will return for its second season on Oct. 6 at 8 p.m. ET, following by the Season 2 premiere of iZombie at 9 p.m. The fourth season of Arrow will premiere on Wednesday, Oct. 7 More...
Five star film reviews: 40th Anniversary of ‘Jaws’ proves it’s timeless
While fans flocked to the theaters for Jurassic World and Inside Out, Steven Spielberg’s classic film Jaws celebrated its 40th anniversary thanks to a special screening courtesy of Fathom Events and TCM. Nearly More...
John Barrowman returns to ‘Torchwood’ before ‘Arrow’ season 4
John Barrowman is set to once again return to one of his best-known roles on British television when a new Torchwood audio drama is released later this year, following another successful season on Arrow. The Scottish-born More...
‘Cinderella’ Review: Disney sticks to basics, succeeds in a big way
Disney’s best live-action adaptation to date comes with few surprises, no strange, untold backstory or lazy CGI effects. No, Cinderella is big, bold and beautiful with a story faithful to the animated classic. Cinderella More...
‘8 Days’ film review: Intense, emotion reality check on human trafficking horrors
While human trafficking is a global problem, America seems to be apathetic and asleep at the wheel. Washington doesn’t seem serious in the battle against this epidemic of human exploitation. A new film, 8 More...
Mary Steenburgen talks ‘Justified’ season 6, Sam Elliott and Will Ferrell
The hit FX show Justified is steamrolling through season 6, headed for a series ending wrap up. Co-star Mary Steenburgen talks with Vulture about playing alongside Sam Elliott, some of her classic roles with Will More...
‘The Imitation Game’ Review: Benedict Cumberbatch shines in amazing film
The Sherlock star, Benedict Cumberbatch, raised his game even further with his amazing performance in the Alan Turing biopic, The Imitation Game. During the height of Nazi expansion, Britain develops the MI6 program More...
‘American Sniper’ review: Chris Kyle remember in powerful film
Just as Zero Dark Thirty and The Hurt Locker before it, American Sniper is a powerful commentary on the wars in the Middle East. Director Clint Eastwood captures the legacy of Chris Kyle (played by Bradley Cooper) and More...
‘Selma’ review: Great film, great script, David Oyelowo – all Oscar worthy
Selma, the latest project release from Harpo Productions, opens in theaters later this month. The film focuses on the timeline of events in 1965 leading up to the historic march led by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. More...
‘Exodus Gods and Kings’ Review: Bland, longwinded and nearly God-free
How do you make a film based on the Biblical account of the Exodus with little to no explanation of God? Go endure 2 1/2 hours of Ridley Scott’s bland interpretation and you’d get a taste. Exodus: Gods More...
‘A Walk Among the Tombstones’ Review: Liam Neeson phones in a violent, moody crime caper
Despite his aversion to guns, Liam Neeson is back shooting down bad guys in A Walk Among the Tombstones in a bloody, brutal and unsatisfying action film. Written and directed by Scott Frank, Tombstone is based on More...
‘When the Game Stands Tall’ Review: De La Salle true story becomes great family film
Audiences have already seen the underdog overcome the giant in countless sports films. When the Game Stands Tall examines the fall of the giant, which rise again on the back of faith and character. The great cast, More...
‘The Hundred Foot Journey’ Review: Manish Dayal shines and ‘grows up’ in funny tale
The Hundred-Foot Journey is a film to inspire even those of us with the most intense aversions to spending time in the kitchen to take a shot and dabble a bit because the passion the young Hassan Kadam (played by More...
‘Get On Up’ Review: Chadwick Boseman amazes as James Brown
Chadwick Boseman impressed fans and critics with his performace as the iconic Jackie Robinson in 42, but in Get On Up Bosemann truly transforms into the Godfather of Soul, the Hardest Working Man in Show Business. More...
‘The Perfect Wave’ brings Ian McCormack miracle to life with star Scott Eastwood
Billed as a faith-based film, the true story of Ian McCormack’s miraculous healing, The Perfect Wave, is bland surfing film with a powerful redemptive ending, mostly because it’s a true story. Scott More...
‘Dawn of the Planet of the Apes’ Review: CGI, story, action and Andy Serkis are awesome
Fox has found gold with their Planet of the Apes franchise, revitalized by writing duo Amanda Silver and Rick Jaffa, seen in the latest chapter: Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. Star Andy Serkis is joined by a whole More...
‘The Song’ is set to break faith based film stereotypes with Solomon story
2014 has proved to be the year of the faith based film with Son of God, God’s Not Dead, Heaven Is For Real and Mom’s Night Out proving small budgets geared towards a Christian audience can reach an audience. More...
‘Alone Yet Not Alone’ Movie Review: A strong family message can’t save this faith based film
Based on the book by Tracy Leininger Craven, a Descendant to the main characters in the film, Alone Yet Not Alone follow immigrants who arrive in America during the bloody French and Indian War which had just begun. More...