The results are in and Jar Jar Binks is no longer the most hated character in theStar Warsuniverse. Instead, the honor of most hated character can go straight toSupreme Leader Snoke. It was revealed earlier this week that Jar Jar Binks has been climbing up the company ladder into a bit of a safe zone amongstStar Warsfans when a new poll revealed that he was less hated than Kylo Ren, Mace Windu, Emperor Palpatine, Count Dooku, Jyn Erso, and leaving Snoke at the very bottom of the list with a 26% approval rating....

Sony was 100% behind Quentin Tarantino’s decision not to editOnce Upon a Time in Hollywoodfor China. The country blocked what was supposed to be Tarantino’s first proper release over the decision. When it was announced China was blockingOnce Upon a Time in Hollywood, it was erroneously reported that the director was working with Chinese investors to make the necessary changes. However, that was later proven to be untrue, which probably cost the studio quite a bit of money....

Avengers: Endgamehasn’t even been in theaters for an entire week in North America and Marvel Cinematic Universe fans are already looking towards the future. Next up from Marvel Studios and Sony isSpider-Man: Far From Home, which hits theaters this summer. BeforeEndgameopened in theaters, many fans were puzzled as to how the studio was able to promoteFar From Homeafter knowing that Peter Parker was still dead after the conclusion ofInfinity War, but now all (or most) of us finally know the answer....

The launch of Disney+ has re-opened an old wound in theStar Warsfandom. The good news? Disney’s streaming service has everyStar Warsmovie available to stream, in 4K no less. The bad news? The version ofA New Hopethat is featured on the service features yet another, truly perplexing change to the fame scene between Han Solo and Greedo. And that change was made by none other than George Lucas. In the original version ofA New Hope, which was released simply asStar Warsin 1977, only to be given the subtitle later, Han Solo famously shoots the bounty hunter Greedo dead in the Mos Eisley cantina, after he was sent to collect on the bounty put on his head by Jabba the Hutt....

Evidence has mounted that suggests the entireStar Wars sagawill finally be coming to 4K next year, following the release ofStar Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. While many movie lovers are abandoning physical media entirely, those who still enjoy owning an actual, tangible copy of something are becoming increasingly interested in getting the most impressive copy available. Tragically, most of the movies in this particular franchise haven’t yet been made available in 4K....

There are just four episodes left in Season 6 of HBO’sGame of Thrones, which continues in a few short days withThe Broken Man, airing Sunday, June 5 at 9 PM ET. Following the brief preview that debuted after Sunday night’s episodeBlood of My Blood, the network has released six new photos, which reveal two reunions and the return of Brynden “Blackfish” Tully (Clive Russell), who hasn’t been seen since Season 3....

We have an exclusive clip from the 45th anniversary re-release of classic film that rarely gets the attention it deserves these days —Stony Island. Before he directedThe Fugitive, Holes, Under Siege, A Perfect Murder, Collateral Damage, and other blockbuster films, Andrew Davis helmed the funky classicStony Island, an era-defining film about twopeople who start a bandagainst all the odds. The film stars Richard Davis, Gene Barge, Rae Dawn Chong, Susanna Hoffs, Dennis Franz, Oscar Brown Jr....

There have been many supernatural and mythological creatures included throughout films, ranging from vampires and werewolves to witches and demons. However, zombies may be some of the most popular creatures brought to the screen. The undead creatures, who originate from Haitian folklore, have evolved from their magical origins throughout oral history and cinema. The popularity of George A. Romero’sNight of the Living Dead(1968) gave rise to themodern interpretationof zombies: undead humans who feast on the bodies of the living....

The Batman Part IIjust got a major update from directorMatt Reeves, who saysthat DC are “super excited” about the sequel’s script. Starring Robert Pattinson as a younger Bruce Wayne, Reeves’The Batmanfollowed the titular vigilante’s second year of crime fighting in Gotham City. As he races to unmask the Riddler (Paul Dano), who has been targeting the corrupted Gotham elite, Batman is forced to face his own family’s struggles, including his father enlisting mob boss, Carmine Falcone, to “deal” with a journalist threatening to destroy his family’s reputation....

Liam Neeson revived his career about a decade ago as an older-than-usual action star withTaken. Since then, director Jaume Collet-Serra has helped to shephard along that career change, collaborating with him on several of his more recent action efforts. Their fourth and latest collaboration,The Commuter, is easily one of their best collaborations and feels like the kind of movie that simply doesn’t get made that often anymore. A fun, if imperfect, mid-budget action/thriller....

The Crime Is Mine, the latest project from François Ozon (Swimming Pool), is pure indulgent fun. Set in Paris in the 1930s, we meet two friends, struggling actress Madeleine (Nadia Tereszkiewicz) and unsuccessful lawyer Pauline (Rebecca Marder). They’re five months behind on rent for their cramped apartment, unlucky in love, and unemployed. However, when Madeleine rejects the advances of a lecherous producer shortly before he is found shot dead, she becomes the investigation’s prime suspect....

The Simpsonswill soon take on spoilers and popular superhero movies in an upcoming episode of its current season, and Marvel’s Kevin Feige along with Joseph and Anthony Russo will all be featured in special guest voice roles. With movies likeAvengers: Endgamemaking superhero movies bigger than ever, it’s the perfect time forThe Simpsonsto spoof these kinds of films, along with the controversy provided by the inevitable spoilers. It’s also certainly an awesome detail for the show to include the actual voices of three of the major players behind the MCU with Feige and the Russos....

There have been such a wide array of movies that have been made in the hundred years cinema has existed. Movies of all different genres, budgets, runtimes, and so on. Many movies have very high budgets or are award-worthy, while many do not possess those qualities. There is a multitude of “B” movies in existence that have had to fight through the laundry list of “A” movies thatgrab audiences' attention. A-movies receive more promotion and marketing, making it nearly impossible for a smaller B-movie to survive post-production....