Movies Archive
Archives for August 2020
Director Ryan Coogler gives the Marvel Cinematic Universe its first solo showcase for a black superhero.
Boseman’s family said the actor was diagnosed with stage three colon cancer in 2016.
Steven Soderbergh’s unusual sports drama is a story of Black athlete empowerment.
The great ones have returned to save the world.
And this weekend’s best new releases.
What Hollywood’s big-budget mythmaking spectacles did for America, and why it’s all changing.
There’s a reason this summer’s films felt like they were made for quarantine, even though they weren’t.
The four-hour film will arrive in 2021 with plenty of previously unseen footage, Snyder confirmed.
The trailer has new action sequences, a romantic reunion, and an extended look at Kristen Wiig’s villain.
Boys State is just the latest movie to paint a picture of a changing system in a televised America.
I hear you saying, “Oh, great! Just what I need.” But trust me!
Two new films — She Dies Tomorrow and Strasbourg 1518 — cut through our fantasies about life and loneliness.