Tom Hardy and director Andy Serkis attempt to bring some new life to Venom in the bloated yet extremely low impact action…
Daniel Craig bows out as James Bond in arguably the most Bond-way possible in No Time to Die.
With Daniel Craig’s final bow as Bond coming up in No Time to Die, we look at his explosive, game-changing debut as the character in 2006’s Casino Royale.
The highly anticipated video game adaptation of Sony’s smash hit Uncharted is around the corner, and its first trailer has arrived.
Matt Reeves’ The Batman has received a new trailer and it features the most ruthless Batman depicted on the big screen.
The famed survival horror video game franchise receives a new movie adaptation with this year’s Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City and it looks faithful to the source material.
The new agents featured in the upcoming James Bond film No Time to Die look like a promising way forward for the franchise.
Neo, Trinity, and Morpheus (presumably) feature in the new trailer for The Matrix Resurrections, and there’s a lot to get excited about.
With films like Independence Day (1996) and The Day After Tomorrow (2004), Roland Emmerich knows how to do disaster movies, and he knows how to do them well.
Hollywood’s biggest stars feature in the fun new action-adventure film Red Notice for Netflix.
Beckett starts quickly with thrills and a pulsing score, but as the mystery begins to unravel, it ends up being yet another thriller that copies Hitchcock’s North by Northwest (1959).
Free Guy uses a quippy concept of an open-world multiplayer video game combined with The Truman Show (1998) to try and deliver a witty and entertaining popcorn flick. Its charm fades away quickly, and it drags a lot in its second half; at least Jodie Comer is there to lift its low moments.
Nicolas Cage stars in what looks like one of the most ridiculously-good films of his career in Prisoners of the Ghostland.
Set in the icy tundra of Manitoba, Canada, The Ice Road is a race-against-time action thriller that pits Liam Neeson not only against thin ice roads that could crack at any minute but also corporate greed.
Mary Elizabeth Winstead plays a one-woman wrecking machine seeking revenge on the Yakuza in the stylish action film Kate for Netflix.