Gilbert Gottfried Doc Is a Celebration of Life

It’s been a rough stretch in the comedy world over the past several years as several legendary comedians have passed away. However, Gilbert Gottfried’s passing was particularly rough as the New York native had been a part of so many people’s childhoods thanks to his iconic voice roles in Aladdin, Superman, and other animated series. … Read more

‘Nosferatu’ Comes Back to Life in First Remake Trailer

Nosferatu, the iconic horror classic that is basically just Dracula with all the names of the characters changed, is getting yet another remake — this one from Robert Eggers, this talented director behind recent cult faves like The Witch and The Lighthouse. And the first trailer for the film looks just as creepy as you would expect. The original German silent Nosferatu … Read more

Pharrell Made A Movie About His Life Entirely Out of LEGOs

We’ve got LEGO movies, LEGO Batman movies, LEGO Ninjago movies. But what about a LEGO biopic? In what would seem to be a first, none other than Pharrell produced and starred in a biography of his own life made with LEGO animation. It’s called Piece By Piece. Pharrell plays himself and narrates his life story, while animation recounts the … Read more

Life, the Videogame: Run Lola Run | MZS

The most important moment in the opening section, possibly the most important in the movie, is fleeting: while racing downstairs from her apartment, Lola passes a young neighbor with a dog, and the film shifts into animation. This encounter will be replayed three times: the second time, the dog’s owner trips Lola and she falls, but … Read more

The ‘Star Wars’ Prequels Are Secretly About George Lucas’ Life

Every movie George Lucas makes is extremely personal. That’s obvious in films like American Graffiti, which is set in Lucas’ hometown of Modesto, California and follows a group of teenagers who love cruising in their cars just like he did as a teen. But even his Star Wars movies are personal as well. Lucas saw himself in Luke … Read more

Radio Silence’s Abigail could drain the life from The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare

Radio Silence’s Abigail could dance all over Guy Ritchie’s The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare at the box office. Two highly anticipated films are released this weekend: Radio Silence’s Abigail and Guy Ritchie’s The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare. However, the release pattern for the latter is highly unusual, with Ritchie’s big-budget war epic only getting a … Read more

It’s Only Life After All movie review (2024)

Ray and Saliers met in grade school, and Amy was drawn to the guitar-playing Emily, who was a year older. They started making cassette recordings together; singing, harmonizing, and writing songs. The chemistry was immediate. There was a gap when they went to different colleges, but both ended up at Emory University, picking up where … Read more