John Carpenter couldn't stand 'Barbie' because he wasn't the target generation, and its feminist messaging went right over his head.

Martin Scorsese had a tough time in the 1980s, so he decided to become a director-for-hire with 1986's 'The Colour of Money', and it got him back on track.

Another week, another Martin Scorsese quote being taken out of context in the ongoing superhero movie wars. While "cinema" itself is admittedly a subjective definition, Scorsese has tried time and ...

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Marvel is offering a free Marvel Rivals skin to buyers of the Marvel Swimsuit Special, but it's one that's been available for ...

Jessica Alba had a rough enough experience on superhero sequel Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer that she nearly ...

But the superhero sequel instead kicked off in thunderously dull fashion, bringing audiences up to speed with a recast ...

Cameron’s company, Lightstorm, has acquired the rights to The Devils, which hit shelves on May 6 and shot to number 1 on the ...

Marvel’s 'Thunderbolts*', the original horror-thriller 'Sinners', and Disney’s live-action 'Lilo & Stitch' remake—what’s ...