James Gunn Thinks Rogue One Is Underrated — And He’s Right Drop everything, because James Gunn has spoken up about “Star Wars” and he thinks “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” is underrated. The director of “Guardians of the Galaxy” and “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2” ought to know a thing or two about galaxies far, far away. Gunn recently took to Twitter to write, “I don’t know why Rogue One is trending, but I’m glad it is, as it’s the most underrated Star Wars anything....

Kraven The Hunter: Everything We Know So Far Sony’s Spider-Man Universe of moviescontinues to grow and perform well at the box office, with movies like “Venom” and “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” licking up impressive amounts of cash. That burgeoning universe will soon get its first big test with “Morbius,” a Jared Leto-starring vampire movie that not a single human on planet Earth is excited about, but after that, Sony is dipping into more interesting territory with a “Kraven the Hunter” movie....

La Fortuna Trailer: Stanley Tucci Is A Modern-Day Pirate In AMC Series Here’s an interesting trailer for you. Stanley Tucci stars in the upcoming AMC series “La Fortuna.” Thesecond trailerstarts off as though we’re looking at Tucci hosting a documentary (which he may be in the series), but this is a drama. The show is about a treasure hunter who discovers/steals the sunken treasure and the people who are trying to get it back....

Making Stanley Kubrick’s Barry Lyndon Took A Huge Toll On The Cast And Crew Stanley Kubrick’s films encompass whole worlds, translating emotions and rituals into a unique and innovative visual language. Whether it’s the Overlook Hotel of “The Shining” or the sterile space stations and star gates of “2001: A Space Odyssey,” there’s a disciplined quality to the movies' design and cinematography. There’s also a sense of perfection, that every piece, from the costuming and the music, fits exactly where it must....

Movie Review: Sicko Is A MUST SEE I’ve always thought that Michael Moore doesn’t get the credit he deserves. People complain that his films aren’t documentaries because they only show one side of the story. These same people watch a film like Super Size Me or, well, see that’s the problem. There aren’t that many documentaries that are overtly accessible to the public. But I will tell you this: Before I became a movie blogger I was a videographer....

New Images From Sylvain Chomet And Jacque Tati’s The Illusionist Creating a ‘traditionally animated’ feature, which is to say a film created by drawing 2D images rather than tweaking 3D models, either physically or virtually, is most definitely a very time consuming exercise (I take issue with the term ‘traditionally animated’ as I’m not sure what’s untraditional about the art of stop-motion). Unsurprising, then, that the last time I saw a new image fromSylvain Chomet’sThe Illusionistwas literallyyearsago....

Now Stream This: ‘Hamilton’, ‘Batman: Mask Of The Phantasm’, ‘Panic Room’, ‘Certain Women’, ‘The Town’, ‘The Beach House’, And More (Welcome toNow Stream This, a column dedicated to the best movies streaming on Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, and every other streaming service out there.) Now Streaming on Disney+ Release Date:2020Genre:MusicalDirector:Thomas KailCast:Daveed Diggs, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Jonathan Groff, Christopher Jackson, Jasmine Cephas Jones, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Leslie Odom Jr., Okieriete Onaodowan, Anthony Ramos, Phillipa Soo...

One More ‘Sausage Party’ Red Band Trailer Features The Food Fighting Back Let’s get this out of the way right now. If you’re already on board for the raunchy, R-rated animated comedySausage PartyfromSeth Rogen & Evan Goldberg, then you probably shouldn’t watch the new red band trailer that was just released. However, if you’re the kind of person that likes to watch all the trailers, then we can’t stop you from watching this latest tease that reveals much more about what happens after Frank the hot dog (voiced by Seth Rogen) learns what happens to food after it goes to the “great beyond” outside of the grocery store....

Page 2: Star Wars, Hobbit, Oscars, Revenge Of The Nerds, Wreck-It Ralph, Star Trek, Lincoln, Serenity, Max Landis, Girls, Evil Dead Page 2 is a compilation of stories and news tidbits, which for whatever reason, didn’t make the front page of /Film. After the jump we’ve included46 different items, fun images, videos, casting tidbits, articles of interest and more. It’s like a mystery grab bag of movie web related goodness....

Paul Thomas Anderson Has Completely Changed The ‘Inherent Vice’ Ending There’s been a lot ofback and forthover whether David Fincher changed Gillian Flynn’sGone Girlending, but maybe all this time we should have been fretting over a different auteur-driven literary adaptation.Paul Thomas Andersonhas reportedly written an entirely new conclusion forInherent Vice, based onThomas Pynchon’s novel. Not that Pynchon seems all that upset about it. Indeed, the famously reclusive author even agreed to a cameo in the movie — though he’s so private it’s quite possible no one will even recognize him anyway....

Penelope Cruz To Lead Lars Von Trier’s Melancholia In October of last yearLars von Trierrevealed his next movie,Melancholia, a ‘psychological disaster film’ with sci-fi overtones. In true von Trier fashion he revealed little else about the movie, promising only “no more happy endings!” If you’ve seenAntichrist, or any of his other films, you know that a von Trier happy ending might just mean that one character suffers a bit less than the others....

Review: André Øvredal’s ‘The Autopsy Of Jane Doe’ Is Smart, Clever, And Truly Terrifying Note:WithThe Autopsy of Jane Doeout now, we’re re-running our review from Fantastic Fest. The horror genre is so often dominated by stupid characters doing stupid things, so it’s refreshing to watch a film likeThe Autopsy of Jane Doe. Here is a frightening story about two intelligent men whose talents for science and deduction break against a wall of undefinable supernatural power....

Simon Kinberg Talks Fantastic Four: Origins, Tone, And FF/X-Men Crossover Potential It’s been fun trying to guess what directorJosh Trankand the rest of the team at Fox have planned for theFantastic Fourreboot. WithSimon Kinbergon board as a writer/producer on both the Fantastic Four movie and the X-Men series, it seems inevitable, for example, that the films will connect in some way, at least eventually. And while we know that this new Fantastic Four film will jump off from the Ultimate series, we don’t know much about how the backtory will weave together elements of the Ultimate and classic story lines....