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Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg need to learn to watch their step in the latest clip from Sony Pictures’ upcoming video game adaptation, Uncharted. In the footage, released courtesy of the official Uncharted Twitter account, Tati Gabrielle’s character, Braddock, puts the struggling adventurers through their paces, as Holland’s Nathan Drake is sent hurling from an in-flight airplane in a sequence that looks surprisingly reminiscent of the games on which the movie is based....

In 2007 Warner Home Video (WHV) will offer consumers a dynamic slate of titles on HD DVD including the critically acclaimed and highly anticipated Martin Scorsese gangster drama The Departed on February 13. The Departed is the proud recipient of six Golden Globe™ nominations this year including Best Motion Picture, Best Actor (Leonardo DiCaprio), Best Supporting Actor (Jack Nicholson, Mark Wahlberg), Best Director (Martin Scorsese) and Best Screenplay (William Monahan). The Departed will be available on HD DVD Combo for $39....

A sneak peek of Hancock was shown after tonight’s American Idol episode, and we have this amazing video for you if you didn’t catch that episode. Click below to see this great look at Will Smith’s latest blockbuster, which zooms into theaters on July 2. There are heroes… there are superheroes… and then there’s Hancock (Will Smith). With great power comes great responsibility - everyone knows that - everyone, that is, but Hancock....

It’s not common to find real-life stories that talk about a dramatic rise to fame and an equally quick fall mixed with failure, love, and greed. It all sounds too made up. But that’s what happened in the case of WeWork. Adam Neumann, the founder and then CEO of WeWork, had everything going for him as his company was valued at $47 billion. As Apple TV+ announced its new show WeCrashed last year, it was clear this story isn’t just about the spectacular downfall of this globally recognized company....

If it hasn’t become quite apparent yet, Hollywood appears to be in the middle of a creative crisis. Pretty much everything created these days feels like it is made in a factory, and the few grasps of originality fail to reach the bigger zeitgeist. One of the biggest casualties of this current predicament is the horror genre. America has always had an interesting relationship with horror; at times the most popular genre for movies, at others the least popular....

Avatar: The Way of Water was quite a long film. Clocking in at 3 hours and 12 minutes, James Cameron tells a phenomenal story and tells the audience to plan their bathroom breaks carefully. There are even rumors that the first version of Avatar 3 is nine hours long. Cameron doesn’t make excuses when he’s trying to create a film. He is famous for pushing the limits of the very technology it takes to make movies....

Entertainment Weekly is set to publish its Summer Movie Preview this week, and the biggest movie of the year gets the cover. Check out The Dark Knight Rises’ Christian Bale as Batman and Anne Hathaway as Catwoman. This particular issue also has an interview with director Christopher Nolan and stars Anne Hathaway and Tom Hardy. But don’t expect any groundbreaking revelations. None of the above say anything too revealing. Christopher Nolan remained tightlipped as always, offering this statement....

The Good An interesting film that sheds light on a top secret government group that is quite amazing. The Bad Ultimately, this movie loses something at the end.Based on real life events this movie follows Bob Wilton (Ewan McGregor). He is a reporter who comes across an experimental, completely classified group in the United States Army that was designed to change the way wars were waged. Instead of fighting with guns the group will fight with their minds using New Age psychic powers....

Crossword puzzle creator Merl Reagle and The New York Times Crossword Puzzle editor Will Shortz make guest voice appearances in the all-new Homer and Lisa Exchange Cross Words episode of The Simpsons airing Sunday, Nov. 16 (8:00-8:30 PM ET/PT) on FOX. Reagle and Shortz collaborated with The Simpsons executive producer Tim Long to create a hidden Simpsons-related message - integral to that night’s episode - that will appear in The New York Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle on Nov....

Universal Pictures is getting ready to unleash The Thing in theaters everywhere starting October 14. To help get movie-goers into The Thing spirit, Universal has debuted a new “It Will Become You” Custom Video Creator at ItWillBecomeYou.com. This new site enables users to put a horrific spin on their own videos, by causing tentacles to come out of the user’s body. Click on the photo below to create your own video and terrify your friends....

There’s a clear argument to be made that the biggest boxing films — or at least the most iconic — throughout Hollywood history all released several decades ago, during the seventies, eighties, and nineties. And even in a few instances before then, Hollywood had its fair share of popular boxing releases. But there’s also a reason to suggest that Rocky (1976), Raging Bull (1980), and The Hurricane (1999) couldn’t quite hold a candle to the highest caliber of boxing films that have released so far during the 21st century....

MTV Splash Page has posted a brand new video from the set of the upcoming zombie TV series The Walking Dead, which will premiere this fall on AMC. Click on the video player below to get your first video glimpse at the Atlanta set for this show. Frank Darabont’s new series The Walking Dead will air its first six-episode season later this fall. The series is based off the comic book series by Robert Kirkman....

Another seven days has come and gone, and left us with a new slew of movie news, box office info, new official websites for upcoming movies and new trailers in its wake. By the way, I believe this column marks somewhere in the vicinity of my third year writing this little column. With that in mind, I was wondering if any of you readers had any suggestions for the column: likes, dislikes, suggestions, etc....

Ever since the dawn of television and the creation of the ‘TV dinner,’ lots of partners have watched TV together. It’s that moment of peace at the end of the working and after the “how was your day?” conversation, with a wine bottle companion. All lights are off, your hand holds their hand, while you each look up at the show you watch together. You’re both excited at what this week’s episode will bring up, or what this new season will introduce as a storyline....

Everyone has bad or stressful days, and that’s totally normal. No matter what’s going on in your life, you’ve probably had times when you just wanted to curl up in bed and lose yourself in a good movie. Fortunately, there are tons of movies that are perfect for giving you that warm, fuzzy feeling to drive away bad thoughts. Above everything else, there’s something about animated movies that excel in this category, from Aardman’s stop-motion animation hits to Pixar’s vast catalog of animated classics....

Over the years, rappers have been constantly branching out into other creative ventures, and one of the most common of those is acting. From being in a genre that is so expressive and all about how one carries themselves, it’s no wonder that many musical artists would pick this career path as it’s the most natural transition one could make. However, not all rappers become great actors and some even fall into the pool of an already oversaturated market of mediocrity....

Known for her riveting and emotionally driven portrayals in countless independent films, the incredibly gifted Michelle Williams has been a powerhouse performer ever since achieving widespread recognition on the television teen drama Dawson’s Creek. The actress is famous for her diverse and compelling acting resume, having appeared in myriad critically acclaimed pictures and dynamite roles. Williams experienced her big-screen breakthrough in the iconic romantic drama Brokeback Mountain in 2005 (with her then-partner Heath Ledger), earning an Academy Award nomination for her work in the film....

The 2000s gave us some of cinema’s most memorable films, from top feel-good movies to the beginnings of the superhero movie renaissace, but no category skyrocketed quite like the coming-of-age teenage girl power genre. These stories transport us into worlds just like our own, but with characters that get to live out our wildest dreams. Making friends with mermaids, becoming cheerleading legends, having big city adventures, and falling for cute love interests — there was no better way to tick all the boxes for a 2000s tween....

It may seem like Top Gun: Maverick has been heading to cinemas for years, which is not too far from the truth, but this summer Tom Cruise finally makes his return as the hotshot pilot last seen in the 1986 hit movie Top Gun. After a three-decade gap between movies, there is a lot of expectation now riding on the long delayed sequel to deliver, and director Joseph Kosinski has revealed just how much effort has gone into making the movie the best it can be....

1995 saw the release of Toy Story, a film that completely turned the industry on its head for a number of reasons. For starters, it was the first film in history to be entirely computer-animated, using a technology that completely reshaped the future of cinema. At the same time, it was Pixar’s first feature film, and since its release, the animation studio has emerged as one of the industry’s powerhouses. Toy Story is set in a world where toys come to life when humans are not watching, and follows a group of toys led by Woody, their owner’s favorite....