"Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" provides a philosophical story while still including exciting action, but gets bogged down in the set-up for future movies.
Exceptional animation and writing combined with charming characters and a relevant message make "Zootopia" on par with Disney's greatest films.
These highly successful and influential modern film directors were able to make a name for themselves on their own without the help of the classroom.
Celebrate Women's History Month with these five entertaining films directed by women.
Many people shy away from the term feminism, but these five female movie characters prove that being a strong woman is nothing to be sorry about.
Prepare yourself for a new year of movies with these five 2016 films that are sure to be hits.
Now that the 2016 Golden Globe and British Academy Film Awards are over, the 88th annual Academy Awards are next in line. Read on to see what the staff picks as their predictions for some of the night's most coveted awards.
Try these Oscars viewing party ideas to bring the magic of the Academy Awards into your own home.
“The Witch” provides a fresh take on the horror genre that makes the viewer feel disturbed, frightened and, for the most part, satisfied.
Starring several of 2016’s hottest celebs, "How to Be Single" serves as a guide on how to love your friends and family, your significant other and yourself.
Check out "Hail, Caesar!" for the perfect lighthearted comedy. The film with its wide array of characters, colorful costumes and witty humor entertains and amuses.
Sunday, English comedian Ricky Gervais returned to the stage to host the 73rd annual Golden Globes awards on NBC.
Kung Fu Panda 3 – January 29, 2016 Deadpool – February 12, 2016 The Divergent Series: Allegiant – March 18, 2016 Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice – March 25, 2016 The Jungle Book – April 15, 2016 Captain America: Civil War – May 6, 2016 X-Men: Apocalypse – May 27, 2016 Finding Dory – June 17, 2016 Ghostbusters – July 15, 2016
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Marking its 15th year this fall, the Columbia Jewish Film Festival has brought Jewish culture, themes and ideas to Soda City once again.
In just a few weeks, streets will be bustling with children and adults dressed as the usual ghosts, zombies and witches as well as this year's crop of trendy costumes.
If you have yet to encounter Amy Schumer’s unregretful humor and honesty, Trainwreck may be her perfect debut into your life.