The sequel slump ends here, thanks to some needed ha-ha hijinks courtesy of Illumination Entertainment’s chief mischief-makers, the Minions, in Despicable Me 3.
Sure, “The Last Knight” won’t live up to the previous records of the “Transformers” lineage, but does it really need to?
With cineplexes awash with spandex-clad superhero flicks, and codpieces up the wazoo, we can finally welcome the definitive superheroine, “Wonder Woman.”
Odds are fans will hoist the mizzenmast for Jack Sparrow’s latest (and rumored last–yeah, right) adventure, “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales.”
What makes Alien: Covenant special, and worth the financial risk, is that the original director, Ridley Scott, again returns to the reigns.
Reboot has become a fairly dirty word in Hollywood, and there’s no studio more responsible for trying to cash in on retro shenanigans than Sony.
Is there too much box office brawn for Scarlett Johansson and company?
Speaking of train wrecks, let’s discuss Saban’s “Power Rangers,” shall we?
If you thought “Logan” and “Kong: Skull Island” were box office behemoths, you ain’t seen nothin’ yet.
King Kong has been a beast among animals since he first appeared on screen back in 1933.