WRITTEN BY Mike Reyes

Jumanji 3 is already shaping up to have a killer cast! See who's who, inside.

So you missed Bad Times At The El Royale in theaters. That's not a problem.

Bad Boys For Life has finally started princpal photography, just ask Will Smith. Better still, save your question, and head inside to see what he had to say.

It's ruff to sit and stay through A Dog's Way Home, and anyone who can do so without walking out deserves a treat.

Try not to hear Bradley Cooper singing that headline in your head. We dare you.

It's sad to say it, but there's very little upside to seeing The Upside.

It's only the start of 2019, and some particularly exciting films are heading our way!

The ending to Escape Room unpacks a lot of what happened in the film before it, as well as where the franchise could head in the future.

Bohemian Rhapsody just rocked the Golden Globes... and increased its odds for Oscar glory.

Rami Malek and Lady Gaga met tonight, and the results were predictably adorable.

Escape Room is a fun morsel of junk food, ready to be devoured by its PG-13 target audience and anyone looking for something new in this desert of content known as January.

Here comes 2019's release schedule, with so many interesting and amazing titles to choose from, it's hard to keep track. Good thing we have this list here for all of your needs for the year.

2018 is the year of Netflix, and these movies paved the way!

2018 was an amazing year for movies. Here are the 10 I think made the most impact.

Don't quote us, but this year's been pretty amazing when it comes to movie dialogue.

Even fans of Jennifer Lopez, or the more genre friendly films that Second Act has in mind in its execution, are going to want to inquire elsewhere.

It's beginning to look a lot like Hellboy! Get a look at an early holiday present, with the first trailer.

Is Mortal Engines worth the 3D ticket money, or are you better off donating the extra Quirks to the St. Paul's Energy Project?

Perhaps Mortal Engines' strongest card in its deck of tricks is, again, its world building.

For a film covering a pivotal period of real life history, it's sad to say that in Mary Queen of Scots, it doesn't feel like one important thing happens in the entire movie.