Where You Can Watch Hallmark's Garage Sale Mysteries Movie Series
Hallmark had a hit on its hand with the first "Garage Sale Mystery," which has over a dozen sequels, and fans can watch them all in a few places.
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Here's What Rotten Tomatoes Reviews Are Saying About Love & Death
HBO Max's "Love & Death" isn't the first dramatization of the true crime story of Candy Montgomery. How does the Elizabeth Olsen vehicle measure up for critics?
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The Last Movie Harry Belafonte Was In Before He Died
Harry Belafonte has left behind a storied career as both a skilled actor and talented musician. Here's the last movie Belafonte appeared in before he died.
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Boxing Legend George Foreman On How He Felt Seeing His Life On-Screen - Exclusive Interview
George Foreman, two-time world heavyweight champion of boxing, tells Looper about the inspiring story portrayed in his biopic, "Big George Foreman."
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Who Plays Whitney Houston In I Wanna Dance With Somebody?
Portraying an icon is no easy task, and some may wonder who followed in Whitney Houston's footsteps for her biopic, "I Wanna Dance with Somebody."
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Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance With Somebody Doesn't Do The Pop Legend Justice
With "Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance With Somebody" now on Netflix, many viewers are watching it and feeling unimpressed with the biopic.
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Big George Foreman's Khris Davis On Playing A Boxing Legend And Meeting The Real Man - Exclusive Interview
Khris Davis plays boxing champion George Foreman in the film "Big George Foreman." He spoke to Looper about the responsibility of portraying the famous figure.
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The Ending Of Beau Is Afraid Explained
Ari Aster's "Beau if Afraid" is polarizing audiences in the best ways possible. Here's a spoiler-heavy breakdown of its controversial ending, and what it means.
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Ben Affleck & Matt Damon Were Extras On Field Of Dreams (& Worked With Kevin Costner)
Prior to becoming big stars, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck were extras in the legendary baseball drama "Field of Dreams" and met Kevin Costner.
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Breaking Bad: Krysten Ritter's Return Originally Wasn't In El Camino's Script
According to Breaking Bad star Krysten Ritter, she wasn't supposed to return to El Camino in the scene where Jesse recalls his relationship with Jane.
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Beau Is Afraid Proves That Bizarre Indie Flicks, Not Blockbusters, Will Save Movie Theaters
The initial success of "Beau is Afraid" suggests viewers will come out to movie theaters to see something as long as it's weird enough.
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Why Is Air Rated R? What Parents Should Know Before Letting Their Kids Watch
Kids love to wear Air Jordans, but should their parents bring them to see Air, or not?
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What's The Song In Netflix's All The Light We Cannot See Teaser Trailer?
The teaser trailer for Netflix's "All the Light We Cannot See" uses an instrumental piece of classical music to set the tone for the limited series.
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Martin Scorsese's Killers Of The Flower Moon Is One Of The Longest Films In Modern Times
No stranger to long flicks, Martin Scorsese's "Killers of the Flower Moon" is one of the longest films in modern times. And it's not too far from previous work.
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Goodfellas: Whatever Happened To The Real-Life Jimmy Conway?
Here's what really happened to James Burke, the real-life mob figure who inspired Robert De Niro's Jimmy Conway in Goodfellas, after the film's events.
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John Leguizamo Turned Down Carlito's Way Three Times Before Saying Yes
John Leguizamo starred as Benny Blanco in the 1993 film "Carlito's Way" alongside Al Pacino and Sean Penn, but he originally said no to the role multiple times.
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Wrath Of Man Review: Ritchie's Got A Brand New Bag
"Wrath of Man" reunites Guy Ritchie with his old pal (and three-time collaborator) Jason Statham, but it also gives us a brand new version of the director.
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Seven Kings Must Die's Debut Was A Hit (But It Couldn't Beat Murder Mystery 2)
"The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die" had an impressive opening week on Netflix, but it didn't come close to the success of "Murder Mystery 2."
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Those Who Wish Me Dead Review: Smoke From A Distant Fire
This Angelina Jolie-led action thriller set in the Montana wilderness is a rebound for director Taylor Sheridan -- but it still falls short of his best work.
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The Outside Story Review: Undercut By The Pandemic
While "The Outside Story" doesn't exactly work in 2021, Brian Tyree Henry delivers a strong lead performance in this film about a man locked outside.
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Stowaway Review: An Intergalactic Bore
"Stowaway" is a sci-fi thriller with a simple yet ingenious premise -- but it takes more than a great idea to deliver a movie worth watching.
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Together Together Review: An Alternative Love Story
Nikole Beckwith's "Together Together" is the rare indie dramedy whose narrow focus allows it to resonate deeply without overstaying its welcome.
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Concrete Cowboy Review: A Disappointing Modern Western
"Concrete Cowboys" boasts a strong cast led by Idris Elba and all kinds of good intentions. Is that enough to outweigh a sometimes frustrating story?
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Shiva Baby Review: The Most Anxiety-Inducing Comedy In Years
Emma Seligman's directorial debut, the Mubi release "Shiva Baby," walks a fine line between cringe comedy and anxiety-inducing character study.
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The Courier Review: Benedict Cumberbatch Wages Cold War
Benedict Cumberbatch plays a real-life hero in "The Courier," which proves once again that spy thrills are often best served Cold (War, that is).
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The Father Review: Anthony Hopkins Is Outstanding
A startling, powerful portrayal of dementia and the shifting dynamic as child becomes caregiver to a parent, "The Father" achieves just what it sets out to do.
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Who Is Playing Nani In Disney's Live-Action Lilo & Stitch?
After the announcement that there would be a live action "Lilo and Stitch," fans may be wondering who will be taking up the role of Lilo's sister Nani.
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