Movies Archive
Archives for November 2014
How this exciting new FX series points the way toward the future of both.
Netflix for Legos is a real thing.
Disney’s The Little Mermaid turns 25 today. The animated classic is known for a singing mermaid who combs her hair with forks and a comical West Indian crab, but the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale that inspired the film is a much darker, much mor
Science fiction can give students a tangible vision of change.
“if the NSA bureaucracy actually knew what they were doing, they would probably need way less information.”
We’re getting to know Ultron, bit by bit.
Steve Carell is nearly unrecognizable in the film’s central role, while Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo are terrific as well.
It’s great. It’s also very strange and disturbing.
The Theory of Everything, James Marsh’s biopic about the indomitable Stephen Hawking, isn’t a movie concerned with the scientist’s contributions to theoretical physics or cosmology.
Sequels! Hollywood has sequels!
They did not go with Star Wars: Guardians of the Galaxy in the Age of Ultron.
Who is Justin Bieber? Who is Selena Gomez? Why does anyone care?!
Alex from Target (or #alexfromtarget) is a teenage boy with waterfall bangs who works at a Target in Frisco, Texas. He became a viral sensation on Monday after thousands of teens tweeted a photo of him literally working at Target.
Humanity leaves behind a dying Earth to look for new hope among the stars, as Matthew McConaughey cries in close-up.