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The Dark Tower is the latest & greatly anticipated Stephen King adaptation to hit the big screen, starring Idris Elba and Matthew McConaughey.
Wakefield has an odd premise, as it seems to reduce its protagonist to an observer of his own death, giving Bryan Cranston a lot to work with.
Real life makes for a winning romantic comedy in The Big Sick, a film based on the relationship between its screenwriters Emily V. Gordon and Kumail Nanjiani.
Churchill is one of two biopics on the legendary leader coming in 2017, this one starring Brian Cox as Churchill & John Slattery as Eisenhower.
The House stars Amy Poehler and Will Ferrell as normal parents, who turn their house into a casino to fund their daughter’s tuition.
Not everyone will be down for Baywatch’s frivolity, but there’s value in a project knowing precisely what it is: not too serious summertime fun.
Affluent youth, vanity, obsession, and the archest kind of humor define the trailer for Ingrid Goes West, a satire of today’s social media fascination and the culture it objectifies.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is an upcoming film about a mother who confronts local police after the murder of her daughter.
The secret agency returns in Kingsman: The Golden Circle, which looks to be following the same formula as Secret Service, right down to committing one of the biggest Bond sins: going American.
We’re all film nerds here, so Score: A Film Music Documentary should be an easy pitch. It’s a movie about film scores featuring a raft of composers. You’re in, right?
If there’s a secondary hook behind The Little Hours’ raunchy nun premise, it’s certainly its great cast. This is the trailer.
In Like Crazy, two women escape from a psychiatric facility for a joyous romp; it’s likely deeper than its trailer suggests.
Thor: Ragnarok wants you to know that Thor is funny. It may not be most appropriate time to emphasize this given that Cate Blanchett’s Hela is out to destroy Asgard.
Kathryn Bigelow and Mark Boal found success before with Zero Dark Thirty, and given the timely history lesson they’re presenting, Detroit will likely garner even more praise for the team.
With the first teaser for Star Wars: The Last Jedi, we’re just getting a quick reminder of what fans already love about Star Wars.