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Posted on Thursday, December 31st, 2020 by Hoai-Tran Bui Let’s be honest: 2020 was a bad year. Bad for the world, bad for the economy, and bad for the soul. Not to even mention the movie industry, which suffered blows from theater closings and studio delays. Entertainment seemed to be the last thing on people’s minds, and yet, entertainment is what many people turned to in the long months of lockdown. Comfort television became consumed as frequently as comfort food, and many people — afte...

50 Wonderful Things From 2020 at 10:00 am NPR Ive been making annual lists of 50 Wonderful Things since 2010. And I have to admit, I was not sure I was up to it this year. Its been a hard one and a lonely one, even though I had the blessings of dear friends, a job I could do remotely and a dog who apparently never gets tired of me. As I point out every year, this is not the actual best things of the year, or it would be full of doctors and nurses and activists and delivery dr...

The 12 Best (And 6 Worst) Genre Movies of 2020 Share Photo: DC/WB To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. Here’s how weird 2020 was for movies: Unless you saw something in January or February (like The Invisible Man, Birds of Prey, or Bloodshot), there’s a good chance you didn’t ...

Copy to clipboard 2020 was a year with a lot of promise when it came to science fiction movies this year. Unfortunately, due to global pandemic that we had only previously seen in movies, the year largely didnt turn out that way. Some of the biggest sci-fi movies that we were looking forward to seeing this year, like the new adaptation of Frank Herberts Dune, will have to wait until 2021. However, while 2020 might not have been quite the year we were looking for, there were still some great sc...

Adjusted Score: 77.47% Critics Consensus: To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You may feel like little more than an amiable postscript to its predecessor, but fans of the original should still find this a swoonworthy sequel. Synopsis: Its a new year and Lara Jean (Lana Condor) and Peter (Noah Centineo) are no longer pretending to be a... [More]

Streaming has been the boogeyman of traditional TV and cable ever since the nascent days of Netflix’s first batch of original series like Hemlock Grove (remember that one?). But after a decade of handwringing, 2021 will be the year streaming finally breaks, well, everything. From The Matrix to the MCU, it’s now clear that streaming is it. And the future begins right now. We’ve already seen subscriptions for streaming services steadily surpass cable in recent years, and the launch of n...

Keanu Reeves Rumored To Be In Talks For MCU Disney Plus Show Everyone knows at this stage that Keanu Reeves finds himself locked in an eternal tug of war between Hollywood’s two biggest superhero franchises, both of whom would love to have him signed on for one of their upcoming projects. Kevin Feige is hardly shy about it, either, with the Marvel Studios boss admitting that he regularly speaks to the beloved actor about any number of roles in his shared universe. Over the summer, it looked ...

Thanks to COVID, weve had a lot more movies to stream at home this year. Here are 100 films you may have missed to watch over the holidays.

For Your Viewing Pleasure Featuring Classic Movies, Recent Hits, Full TV Seasons, and More Dec 23, 2020 By Mark Redfern and Mary Moore Mason Photography by Wendy Lynch Redfern Web Exclusive This part two of our 2020 Blu-ray/DVD gift guide, it was too massive to fit in one post (check out part one here). If you were smart and careful, you spent much of 2020 indoors thanks to the deadly pandemic. With many movie theaters closed much of 2020, with bars and restaurants often unavailable, wi...

Arts Q&A: Colin Hassard on Sylvia Plath, singing the national anthem and making Tim Wheeler nervous Jenny Lee puts performers and artists on the spot about what really matters to them. This week, poet and spoken word artist Colin Hassard? Colin Hassard is the current writer in residence at north Belfasts Duncairn Arts Centre 23 December, 2020 01:00 Poet Colin Hassard – the secrets out 1. When did you think about a career as a poet and spoken word artist and w...