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The following is a test action sequence designed by Yayan Ruhian, Cecep Arif Rahman and Gareth Evans. It was designed in a bid to create choreography that maintains the style and rhythm set out in their prior work (The Raid 1&2) while staying within
The ambitious idea by Trevorrow, who is coming off the second-highest grossing film of 2015 with "Jurassic World," would be a first for the "Star Wars" franchise, but it doesn't sound like it's the first time it's been thought about.
"This move was ill-advised, ill-considered, possibly illegal, and in essence just all kinds of wrong," Fraser Heston states.
The Long, Sordid U.S. Policy of Using "Bad Guy" and "Expendable" Assets
Last year, James Cameron pushed back the release date of his Avatar sequel to the end of 2017 -- one year later than its original planned release.
Look away Keanu Reeves, because it's pretty clear that Key & Peele have taken aim at your neo-noir action thriller "John Wick" from 2014 with their cinematic debut, even naming the titular pet after the actor.
Employees at the secretive National Security Agency were not too happy about the 1998 blockbuster film "Enemy of the State," which starred Will Smith.
Exclusive review on controversial Michael Bay film
'Lo And Behold: Reveries of A Connected World' will premiere at Sundance 2016
The comic actor is facing pressure to bow out as host of the 88th annual Oscars -- with less than six weeks to go before the Feb. 28 telecast -- over the mounting calls for boycotting the awards in response to the lack of diversity among the Oscar
The next Fast & Furious film is now officially known as Fast 8.
Body language expert reveals the truth behind El Chapo interview after studying actor during tell-all Charlie Rose chat
Netflix has a series of hidden sub-categories that are accessible through genre codes.
The world has long read about shady Mexican cartels cooking up tons of crystal meth, gun-battling in broad daylight, and torturing victims with sadistic techniques.
THE TRAILER FOR the new Cloverfield sequel is here, and--wait, what? There's a Cloverfield sequel? Indeed!
The nominees for the 88th annual Academy Awards ceremony were announced this morning, serving as further proof that 2015 was a pretty great year for movies, especially starry, sweeping, big-studio movies.
Quentin Tarantino's "The Hateful Eight" is a box-office disaster, and the police officers who boycotted the movie are taking credit for its disappointing ticket sales.
U.S. security forces in Libya say they were delayed by orders -- a claim Democrats say is Hollywood fantasy.
Michael Bay's "13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi" does not contain any mention of Hillary Clinton. Also not named is President Obama. At times, the movie even goes out of its way to avoid politics, as the director has said that he has n
-- from the stage to 'Die Hard' and 'Harry Potter'
Michael Bay plays politico for the Fox News crowd. Michael Bay's bloody bonanza about the 2012 US compound attack is atrocious, shrewdly timed for the presidential race and so scornful of foreign intervention it could be pacifist
George Clooney is having an epically bad day. And it's up to Julia Roberts to save him. That's the deceptively simple set-up of the upcoming Jodie Foster-helmed financial thriller Money Monster.
Is this the future of cinematic storytelling?
There are tens of thousands of secret codes that will give users full access to everything on Netflix.
Netflix's "Making a Murderer" might center around the case of Steven Avery and the murder of Teresa Halbach, but the beginning of this saga starts with a different victim.
2016 Might Be the Year of the Robot Armor Billionaires
Netflix shocked the tech community on Wednesday when it announced that it had begun operating in 130 more countries, bringing its streaming service to nearly every country in the world.
Logically, many fans are hoping the recovered information found on Gene Roddenberry's computer disks will lead to new Star Trek stories to enjoy.
The speculator who made millions by shorting the subprime mortgage market says another crisis is now in the pipeline.
This was a rough year for cable as viewers keep cutting the cord. But sports, long the lynchpin of live television, kept those stupidly expensive cable packages going. It won't last forever.
