Baby Driver is the year’s best musical.
Okay, yeah, it’s a high-octane crime film and a heist thriller with breakneck car chase action that makes Fast and the Furious look like Driving Miss Daisy. But at heart, it’s powered by the playlists that wheelman Baby (Ansel Elgort) has created to
The new trailer for Star Wars: The Last Jedi premiered last night during halftime of the Monday Night Football game between the Chicago Bears and the Minnesota Vikings. For fans, it was probably the most exciting play of the night.
Best Lines:
Supreme Leader Snork: “When I found
We’re on the FIFTH Pirates of the Caribbean movie — can you believe it? While it may seem like yesterday that we first met the perpetually inebriated Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp), his inaugural sail on the silver screen was actually a full fourteen years ago in 2003. Shiver me
Blade Runner 2049 is a sequel to Blade Runner, but which one? That film has had more lives than Charlie Sheen! Along with the 1982 theatrical release, there are seven other versions, official or not.
Based on Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip Dick, Blade Runner is set
Wonder Woman — the #1 movie of the summer — is here! And it has everything: breathtaking action, humor, a sweet romance, plot twists, despicable villains, a heroine for the ages, and a stirring moral that seems especially relevant today — despite the fact that it took Hollywood 75 years
Sex. Drugs. Alcohol. All-nighters. In movies, it’s usually the guys who are prone to breaking bad. But why should they have all the fun? Rough Night, now available at the Box, is the rowdy exception to the boy’s club. This time, it’s the girls — Scarlett Johansson, Jillian Bell, Iliana
Boy meets girl, boy loses girl, girl falls into coma, boy tries to get girl back—it’s your typical rom-com movie. Just kidding. The Big Sick breathes new life into a genre that some say has long been on life support.
The Big Sick, now available at the Box, is one of
Have you ever been to a really uncomfortable dinner party? It’s the worst. However, when it’s not actually you squirming through the event, all of the drama can be kind of mesmerizing to watch.
That’s the setup of Beatriz at Dinner. Beatriz (Salma Hayek) is a massage therapist who becomes
If you’re anything like us, you might be in denial that summer is official coming to an end. But don’t get too down in the dumps about it just yet, because we have good news! You can always transport yourself to warmer climates or be whisked back to the carefree
Do you have coulrophobia? AKA – a fear of clowns. If you do, stay out of movie theaters this weekend or you can expect IT to hit the fan. Based on Stephen King’s classic shocker, IT features one of King’s most terrifying incarnations of evil: the shape-shifting, child-killing clown, Pennywise.
September 6 is National Read a Book Day, a day when Americans are encouraged to “sit back, relax, and read a book,” and we can’t think of any better way to bookend it than with a movie!
Comedian Jim Gaffigan has joked that when it comes to the movie versus
Confession time: I’ve never been a fan of King Kong movies. I’m not saying I didn’t enjoy some of the older ones . . . but I didn’t feel any dedication to or passion for the overall franchise. So I was kind of like “whatever” when I went into Kong:
It’s National Dance Day and it’s not too late to plan your big celebration!
Here are some movies currently in the box that just might inspire you to get up and dance.
Beauty and The Beast: This year’s live-action Beauty and the Beast recreates one of the most iconic dance
The kids are back in school, temperatures are dropping and fall movie season is gearing up in theaters. This year, we have a mix of big-budget action, family-friendly fun and star-studded drama to look forward to.
Here are some of the biggies to watch out for in September, October and