Robert Zemeckis has built a career as a premier techno-artist, almost always finding some groundbreaking visual effect to center his films around.
Death Becomes Her (1992)
Robert Zemeckis has built a career as a premier techno-artist, almost always finding some groundbreaking visual effect to center his films around.
The Minions sub-franchise of Illumination’s flagship Despicable Me series is basically the Oops! All Berries of cinema.
M3GAN was one of the surprises of 2023, at least in terms of buzz and box office intake
How do you make a sequel to a black comedy about a dead body posing as a living man?
Few movies in the history of the medium have been more relegated to the “film school” shelf than Battleship Potemkin:
You know the premise of Weekend at Bernie’s.
It really isn’t that much of a surprise that Puss in Boots 2 is good.
Comedy is subjective, but I always thought the Puss in Boots character as introduced in Shrek 2 is a lot less funny than his reputation.
After years of watered-down snarky comedies and diminishing returns, a major reinvention occurred at DreamWorks circa 2008-11.
Shrek the Third dares to ask: What if the series continued the gag-heavy structure of Shrek 2, but without a single funny joke?