Movies

In the latest Silber Linings, Greg ponders the value of subtlety in storytelling, and shows how wildly unsubtle films like RRR prove it's unnecessary.

The new ice cream flavor WRATH OF P’KHAN, like revenge, is best served cold.

The Belcher family makes the jump to the big screen!

Plus get a glimpse of Thor bare bottom!

Funny Pages, a film set in the world of comics and comics shops directed by Owen Kline, is debuting at the Cannes Film Festival this week.

Billed as folk horror, Men is the story of Harper (Jessie Buckley), a widow who escapes to the country for a much-needed recharge. As Harper gradually explores her surrounding and the nearby village, we learn a few things. Firstly: every man she meets has Rory Kinnear’s face, from her puttering Airbnb host to a small child she meets in a church.

For this week's Silber Linings, we made Greg watch HOWARD THE DUCK. You're welcome, America.

The 1981 cult anthology enters the world of UHD with a new 4k disc. How does it hold up after all these years?

After seeing Eternals, directed by a filmmaker I love, Chloé Zhao, I didn’t have a lot of hope for master of horror director Sam Raimi to make his mark on the Marvel world. Marvel may hire high-profile directors, but between the litany of world-building tasks, action set pieces, and punchy dialogue these films must achieve, it’s sometimes difficult to see the fingerprints of specific directors on their films. So it was a refreshing surprise to see that the latest entry to the MCU, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is, at its core, a Sam Raimi film.

The film's screenplay comes from SCOTT PILGRIM VS. THE WORLD director Edgar Wright.

This is the kind of big screen Sword & Sorcery revival we can get on board with.

The trailer offers a first look at Natalie Portman's Jane Foster wielding Mjolnir as Thor.