In just a month, Project Hail Mary has rocketed to more than $616 million in box-office receipts; it’s the boffo breakout of this young year. More than half-a-billion dollars–no wonder they’re already talking about sequels and spinoffs.
Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another” is a morally irredeemable call to commit violence against white Christians.
The far-left Variety accidentally proved that modern comedies suck with its lousy list of what it considers to be “The 100 Best Comedy Movies of All Time.”
The box office is hitting an all-time record this weekend, which once again proves that Hollywood’s sycophant, woke-apologists are all liars.
President Donald Trump mocked Hollywood on Thursday when asked about China reducing the number of American films it will import.
During an interview at the Sundance Film Festival (is that still a thing?), director Quentin Tarantino said the movies died in 2019.
Until Hollywood blames itself and its increasingly unappealing product, nothing will change. Which is fine with me. I hate these people.
A pair of the ruby slippers from the iconic 1939 film The Wizard of Oz were sold at an auction on Saturday for a whopping $28 million.
Gabriel Sherman, a journalist who has contributed to Vanity Fair and New York Magazine, wrote the screenplay for the new film The Apprentice and spoke about the movie during an interview with Breitbart News Saturday.
After a 2024 movie slate stuffed to the collar with sequels, prequels, reboots, and remakes, 2025 will look even more familiar as anywhere from 50 to 70 percent of releases will be franchise movies.
Vivek Ramaswamy told Breitbart News about why he got involved in “City of Dreams,” a film chronicling the depraved world of child slavery and trafficking via the southern border.
Multinational entertainment companies want to move everyone to digital, which gives them control (and ownership) of what we collect.
Josh Weigel, director of “Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot,” spoke to Breitbart News Saturday about the movie and the story it tells.
Guess what came in second at this weekend’s box office? A lousy 25-year-old movie called The Phantom Menace was re-released and earned $8.1 million.
Nolte: Comedian Jerry Seinfeld told GQ Magazine that the “movie business is over,” and he’s right.
Nolte: After 20 years of producing movies pretty much no one wanted to see, Participant is shutting down, which means the loss of 100 jobs.
Netflix, the only streamer making a profit, will reportedly no longer make lousy, super-expensive blockbusters or lousy “auteur” movies.
Only 34 percent of American adults prefer watching movies in a theater, compared to 66 percent who prefer watching them at home, according to a poll.
Compared to this same date in 2020 (the last pre-pandemic January and February), the 2024 box office is down nearly 50 percent.
Nolte: In 2022, a sewer pipe delivered some 2,264 TV shows to American households. Last year, that number dropped to 1,784.
A great movie is a friend for life, something you carry from then on, a two-hour voyage to another place and time with interesting characters and much to think about.
South Korean actor Lee Sun-kyun endured 19 hours of police interrogation on Christmas Eve before his apparent suicide.
Film schools across the country have gone woke, according to a report from TheWrap, which ensures movies will continue to suck for generations to come.
A 1981 DeLorean, the famed time-travel car from the 1985 film Back to the Future, shocked car enthusiasts when one was found with just 977 miles on the odometer in a Wisconsin barn.
Another reason to love artificial intelligence (AI) is that it can resurrect classic movie stars meaning today’s actors are worried about being replaced by AI James Dean.Cry more, losers.
Vietnam banned the upcoming film Barbie from theaters on Monday because a scene in the film shows a map with China’s “Nine-Dash Line” in it, a fictitious border the regime in Beijing created that puts almost the entire South China Sea under Chinese control.
The cast and crew of India’s delirious action-fantasy RRR bid a fond farewell this week to their costar Ray Stevenson, the veteran British actor who played the villain in the film, fictitious Governor Scott Buxton.
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has been a top star for 20 years and still has no legacy, nothing to show for it.
Looks like Hollywood is recalibrating (again) to try and fix the crumbling movie industry.
Hollywood, specifically the film industry, is going through a legitimate, serious, and potentially fatal phase.
Nolte: Over four decades, Bruce Willis delivered, and now I regret taking him for granted.
This weekend is yet more proof that everything the so-called experts tell us about the box office is a politically driven lie.
“Avatar: Way of the Water” tanked in China, which once again shows that Hollywood sold its soul to China’s Nazis for no good reason.
Jennifer “Box Office Poison” Lawrence used the pages of left-wing Variety to spread the lie that she is the first female action hero.
Since 1952, the British Film Institute has published a once-a-decade poll of the greatest films of all time. The Woke Gestapo just turned this once-respected and anticipated list into a joke.
Road horror takes place on the road, with our protagonists always on the move. Here are nine of my favorite movies that meet that criterion.
The non-woke, pro-masculine Top Gun: Maverick is now the fastest selling digital sell-through of all time.
The British government’s advisor on Islamophobia has been revealed to support the Muslim protests against a supposedly “blasphemous” film.
Muslims in London have mobbed a cinema for showing an allegedly “blasphemous” film already pulled nationwide by one major chain amid safety fears.
How did we move so quickly from the Golden Age of Television to being awash in an ocean of mediocrity and garbage?
