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Streaming: the best movie portrayals of US presidents Andrew Fleming’s smart Nixon satire Dick (1999), with Kirsten Dunst, Michelle Williams and Dan Hedaya. Photograph: Kerry Hayes/Columbia/Phoenix/Kobal/Shutterstock Andrew Fleming’s smart Nixon satire Dick (1999), with Kirsten Dunst, Michelle Williams and Dan Hedaya. Photograph: Kerry Hayes/Columbia/Phoenix/Kobal/Shutterstock How long before a Donald Trump biopic? Meanwhile, from young Obama to stately Abraham Lincoln, some White House inc...

Ghostbusters: Afterlife Delayed to Fall 2021 With No Time To Dies release date being pushed from April to October, it seems the first domino has fallen, and other movies -- even at least one not being distributed by Sony -- are beginning to follow suit. Sonys Ghostbusters: Afterlife is one of them, with the tentpole originally planned for release last summer now being pushed until the fall. Ghostbusters: Afterlife will now debute in theaters on November 11, a five-month shift from its previo...

New No Time to Die Release Date Officially Delays James Bond Until October 2021 New No Time to Die Release Date Officially Delays James Bond Until October 2021 MGM has officially delayed the release of Daniel Craigs final Bond movie, No Time to Die, by another six months. In a bit of ugly deja vu, specifically for James Bond fans, the release of No Time to Die has been delayed yet again. MGM rocked the industry last year when it announced that the planned April release would be delayed as heal...

The first offering from their imminent new album OK Human

2020 was a weird year for movies: closed theaters, no Marvel movies, and the new Bond movie and The Fast and the Furious sequel pushed to 2021. But limitations on theater attendance not only pushed studios to experiment with their releases, but also allowed some smaller genre movies to attract attention that usually would have been taken by blockbuster franchise films. In other words, 2020 made room for some great new genre movies, and gave viewers more of an opportunity to watch them. Her...

Kevin Smith reveals that he's finally finished the first draft of Clerks 3, after scrapping the concept several times before.

The 2020 ComicBook.com Golden Issue Award for Best First Appearance ✖ 2020 was definitely a year unlike any other, with the COVID-19 pandemic bringing some significant changes to much of our everyday life. That was especially true with regards to the entertainment industry, as a number of blockbusters films were delayed due to the viruss spread, pushing back the big-screen debuts of some fan-favorites in the process. Still, audiences were introduced to some memorable new characters over the p...

The 2020 Jim Ridley Film Poll Dedicated to late Scene editor and critic Jim Ridley, our poll asks critics, cinephiles and industry insiders about 2020 in film Tweet First Cow Given the chaos and enervating travails of 2020, it was going to be a challenge to find the right assortment of folks to get at the heart of this unpredictable year in cinema. An international assemblage of critics, filmmakers, podcasters, teachers, actors, exhibitors, publicists, festival programm...

On CNETs Im So Obsessed podcast, director Alex Winter and Frank Zappas son Ahmet discuss making the documentary Zappa.

Posted on Wednesday, January 13th, 2021 by /Film Staff Every year, the /Film team gathers to do what all websites must: make a big list about the previous year in cinema. And while 2020 offered its fair share of numbing, painful roadblocks, the movies were as good as ever, even as we watched them at home instead of at a movie theater. So compiling a list of the 50 Greatest Movie Moments of 2020 was hard not because there weren’t any great moments, but because there were so many. Here are our...