[ad_1] Musical-related films remain quite popular as evidenced by the continued influx of excellent concert flicks and those upcoming music biopics. Now, the 2026 movie schedule is set to play host to a hip-hop-infused title, Rolling Loud: The Movie. As people can probably guess, at the center of the wild and raunchy flick is the titular music festival, which will serve as the backdrop for some wild shenanigans. Interestingly enough,
[ad_1] Movie theater popcorn buckets have gotten increasingly ridiculous over the last few years, and I remain an embarrassingly easy mark. Give me a container shaped like a monster, spaceship or some wildly impractical piece of movie history, and suddenly I’m trying to figure out where I would put the thing in my house. The latest Rocky collectible might be one of the simplest ideas yet, but it also may
[ad_1] Earlier this year we watched the love story of Catherine and Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights, and now we’re going to get to see the Dashwood sisters face poverty. The upcoming book-to-screen adaptation of Sense and Sensibility has every classic lit lover re-reading Jane Austen. When I go to the movies, it feels mandatory to have popcorn even though I’m not a huge fan. (I know, it’s scandalous.) So, obviously
[ad_1] The downside to going into a book-to-screen adaptation having already read the source material is that you know most (if not all) of the twists and turns in store. I knew that going into Verity, having read Colleen Hoover's novel. However, I was still excited to see the movie, and part of that had to do with how conflicted I was about the ending of the book. Perhaps the
[ad_1] Tom Cruise has been delivering great performances in film for decades, and he doesn't seem to have any plans to stop anytime soon. With Digger arriving in theaters on the 2026 movie schedule, now seems like a great time to dedicate a movie quiz entirely to Tom Cruise movies. If you're a fan of the actor's body of work, you should have no trouble solving all of the clues
[ad_1] If you’re a fan of the South Korean zombie horror Train To Busan, you’ll definitely want to check out director Yeon Sang-ho’s latest contribution to the subgenre, Colony. A genius scientist triggers the release of a toxin that causes those who come into contact to morph into frantic creatures hell-bent on infecting others. These people aren’t undead, and they’re not out to feast on brains. Instead, they’re part of
[ad_1] The wildly popular novel Verity by Colleen Hoover is the latest book-to-screen adaptation on the 2026 movie schedule, and like the book itself, the movie seems to be polarizing (even in one cast member’s own family). It certainly seems to be here around the CinemaBlend offices, where a few people on our staff have seen the film starring Anne Hathaway, Dakota Johnson, and Josh Hartnett. We all liked (or
[ad_1] Tom Cruise’s Digger has become one of those movies where the wildly split reviews are almost as entertaining as the film sounds. Some critics think Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s environmental satire is audacious and hilarious. Others have called it obnoxious, exhausting and flat-out unpleasant. Warner Bros. has already turned that divide into marketing material, so apparently everybody has chosen violence, but now Guillermo del Toro has entered the chat. The
[ad_1] It's an exciting time in the MCU, as we're only a few months away from the release of the upcoming Marvel movie Avengers: Doomsday. Fans who spent years watching the Marvel movies in order are psyched about seeing the Doomsday cast united against Robert Downey Jr.'s Doctor Doom, but they're also curious about what surprise actors might appear. There are rumors about Hailee Steinfeld's Kate Bishop appearing, and apparently
[ad_1] The news that Star Wars is apparently heading back into the Skywalker Saga caught me a little off guard. After The Rise of Skywalker closed out nine numbered movies in 2019, Lucasfilm spent years exploring everything from Mandalorians and High Republic Jedi to whatever beautifully strange corner of the galaxy Andor occupied. I figured the studio might leave Episodes I through IX alone for a while longer. However, on
