Author: Adam Bellotto

“Six Degrees of Separation meets Shame.” Sounds like a decent idea, no? A few high society hijinks here, a touch of devastating emotional trauma there,…

The threat of overpopulation (and the strange-yet-potentially-necessary child-limiting laws that follow) are already a part of today’s terrifyingly modern world. So it’s not too much…

Deep in the farthest reaches of the galaxy, a transport vessel stocked with cryogenically preserved humans suffers a minor malfunction: Keanu Reeves is unfrozen ninety…

Ty Burrell. Stephen Colbert. Patrick Warburton. Leslie Mann. Mel Brooks. One would think, with that caliber of cast, that truly great comedy could be the…

A Will Smith movie is a peculiar thing- peculiar in that it’s all but guaranteed to make dump trucks full of money, no matter what…

I suppose if one has to make a Peanuts movie (and according to the laws of Hollywood, yes – one has to make a Peanuts…

At this point, it feels a little foolish to doubt Tom Hardy’s transformative properties. Pick any two films from his filmography and you’ll find yourself…

There’s been a John Belushi biopic in the works for seemingly forever (or at least since we last reported on it in 2010). But today,…

Here’s a piece of surprising news. Stephen Lang, who portrayed the villainous Colonel Quaritch in James Cameron’s Avatar, has been confirmed (by Deadline Hollywood) to…