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As Star Trek
reminds us, space really is the final frontier. The astronauts who boldly went
where no man has gone before — and the teams of scientists and engineers who
helped them get there — are the subject of so many movies for a reason: the
rest of
The first boss you encounter in Yoshi’s Crafted World is the Tin-Can Condor, a large bird-like
creature made from fringed paper and, yes, an actual tin can. Looking more like
a child’s art class project than a menacing monster, the threat’s inspired
design is par for the course in
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Everything is more Awesome in Space! Find out which LEGO Movie character is your true spirit animal.
What Men Want, now available on from Redbox on DVD, Blu-ray and On Demand, does a gender flip on the rom-com favorite What Women Want. Taraji P.
Henson is a knockout as Ali, a sports agent who loses
out on a partnership at her male-dominated firm. When an encounter
The week after Mother’s Day is a great time to watch a movie that’ll make you feel better about your own crazy family. Here are 4 movie families that bring dysfunction to new levels!
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Your next LEGO party is going to be AWESOME!
Hey, y’all. It’s me, Ali Davis, back one last time to help
you understand what men really want
for a perfect date night in. Why should you trust me? Because a freaky,
long-nailed Facebook psychic my friends hired for a bachelorette party made me drink
an unpalatable tea that
I love a good movie mystery. But what I love even more is
when a movie is mysterious. There’s a
difference! If you need proof, just take any of the 5 films below. They’re all
trippy dramas — not technically mysteries. But something weird is afoot.
Something is …
Your girl, Ali Davis from What Men Want is BACK to break down the 3 most important sports rules to live by (on AND off the court)!
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Like any zombie game worth its weight in rotting flesh, Days Gone
arms players with a varied arsenal of ranged and melee weapons. As outlaw biker
Deacon St. John, however, you spend as much time behind the handlebars as you
do looking down the barrel.
About a third of the way through Avenger: Endgame’s three-hour running time, I developed a wicked
tension headache. And then I realized that it was probably because I’d been
blinking back tears, holding a lump in my throat, clenching my jaw and utterly
engrossed — not to mention stressed
Your girl, Ali Davis is here to tell you all about What Men Want! This article breaks down the funnest ways to get the most out of your weekend with friends.
Christian Bale never ceases to amaze.
Breaking down our 6 fave movie antiheroes – who tops your list?
One of the most familiar faces in comedy — and
an all-star group of his funniest friends — is popping up front and center at
Redbox next week.
Bob Saget directed and stars in “Benjamin.”
It’s a dark comedy that, yes, has laughs. Lots of them.
The Sword in the Stone is one of my all-time favorite stories. That’s why I’m thrilled about the latest movie that drew inspiration from the timeless Arthurian legend: The Kid Who Would Be King. Critics like myself loved it (it’s holding at 90% Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes), as it
Sophia Lillis is taking on the role of a beloved childhood hero in Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase. We chatted with Sophia and learned what it was like to portray such an iconic character, why movie nights are so special.
Now that Holmes & Watson is at the Box and On Demand, it got me thinking about the best cinematic duos. That’s probably because the stars of the film (Will Ferrell, who plays Sherlock Holmes, and John C. Reilly, who plays Watson) have paired up before in one of
WARNING: Once you watch Bathtubs Over Broadway, now available to rent or buy from Redbox On Demand, you will be humming the song, “My Bathroom” for the rest of your days.
Picking up seven months after its predecessor’s conclusion, Tom
Clancy’s The Division 2 once again finds players assuming the role of a
secret government agent attempting to restore order in the aftermath of a
population-wiping pandemic. While the set-up is similar though, the
At 13, Jason Drucker is having a honey of a career. Drucker, born in Hollywood (Florida, that is), was a regular on the popular Nickelodeon series, Every Witch Way. He appeared opposite Samuel L. Jackson when he was eight-years-old in the action comedy Barely Lethal. He had the title
While I usually prefer my movies to be a source of complete
escapism, every once in a while I look to movies to help me put my problems in
perspective, reprioritize my life, or just stress me out so much that whatever I return to in the real world
Mary Poppins Returns is now at the Box, and as its magical but no-nonsense nanny, Emily Blunt is practically perfect in every way. But how many of you remember that in the two roles responsible for accelerating Blunt’s rise in Hollywood, her characters were about as far from perfect
I have always been fascinated by the myth of Atlantis — the lost utopian city, submerged under the ocean’s depths. So I was psyched to see it brought to life in Aquaman (now at the Box!), and immediately thought how cool it would be to attempt to replicate Atlantis
Spring has finally sprung, and along with April showers come a new batch of movies to the Box and Redbox on Demand. Here are three you shouldn’t miss, followed by the full April roster.
Like any good demon-slaying story, you’d expect Devil May Cry 5 to star a brave hunter capable of beating down underworld baddies with style to spare. The long-awaited return of Capcom’s over-the-top action series goes above and beyond, however, putting players behind the weapons, skills, and powers of three
If you look back through cinematic history, movies that
expose or debate some sort of injustice have always risen to the top. I’m not talking about documentaries, since an overwhelming percentage of those films exist solely to shine a light on an existing problem or abuse of power.