Is 'Nickel Boys' Streaming? How to Watch One of 2024's Most Acclaimed New Movies

Novel adaptations are a dime-a-dozen in modern cinema, although, every now and then, one seems to catch the eye thanks to many declaring the source material ‘unadaptable’.Colson Whitehead’s novelThe Nickel Boys, based on the Florida-based Dozier reform school that abused its young students for over 100 years, is one such book, considered such by those readers who saw each page as untouchably perfect and with a legacy best left untarnished.The novel won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 2020 and was even voted in TIME magazine’s best books of the decade....

June 12, 2025 · 5 min · 888 words · Gary Butler

James Earl Jones Got His Only Oscar Nomination for This Intense Boxing Drama

James Earl Jones' recent passing brings with it a flood of nostalgia and memories of one actor who left an indelible mark upon the history and world of cinema. He will be most well-known for his voice acting, famously vocalizing Darth Vader in the original Star Warstrilogy, and Mufasa inThe Lion King.His booming, baritone voice is something that no cinephile can forget. His feature film debut was inStanley Kubrick’s Cold War satireDr....

June 12, 2025 · 5 min · 1022 words · Steven Gallegos

Jared Leto Reveals Joker Process for Suicide Squad

Yes, anotherJaredLeto/Joker story. Much has already been written about the Oscar-winningDallas Buyers Clubactor and his new iteration of The Joker coming to screens in writer/directorDavid Ayer’s villain-centric DC Comics adaptationSuicide Squadlater this year. Of course this was inevitable with a character as iconic as The Joker, and coming off a portrayal as singular asHeath Ledger’s turn. But Leto’s iteration of the character has also gained traction for his unique—and sometimes off-color—process....

June 12, 2025 · 6 min · 1143 words · Jesus Singleton

Joaquin Phoenix Eyed to Play Jesus Christ in Mary Magdalene

We are in the midst of a Christian film renaissance, if you will.War Room,God’s Not Dead(the first one, not the sequel),Son of God, andMiracles from Heavenare recent examples of works that performed surprisingly well at the box office. Then you factor in Fox’s live performance ofThe Passion, and there’s clearly an audience for these types of entertainment. Continuing the growth of this specific genre is a film about Mary Magdalene, and today brings word thatJoaquin Phoenixis being eyed to portray Jesus Christ oppositeRooney Maraas the titular Biblical character....

June 12, 2025 · 2 min · 346 words · Steven Poole

John Carpenter's Most Apocalyptic — and Most Underseen — Horror Movie Just Hit Peacock

One of the most tragic facts about cinema is thatJohn Carpenteris only being recognized asone of horror’s greatest directorsdecades after he should have been. While his title as the master of horror is now undisputed,there was a time when his films were largely derided by critics, only being re-evaluated following successful runs on home video and the midnight circuit.The Thingis the most infamous example,a film that is now considered a landmark of the genrebut was initially met with a level of vitriol that is almost unimaginable (with terms like “instant junk” and the “quintessential moron movie” being thrown around like confetti)....

June 12, 2025 · 11 min · 2238 words · Andrea Buckley

Julia Roberts to Star in Apple TV Show The Last Thing He Told Me

After turning heads with her series acting debut in Amazon’sHomecoming,Julia Robertshas signed on to star in Apple’s limited seriesThe Last Thing He Told Me, which the actress will also executive produce alongside fellow Oscar winnerReese Witherspoon. Laura Dave’s upcoming novel follows a woman who forms an unexpected relationship with her 16-year-old stepdaughter while searching for the truth about why her husband has mysteriously disappeared. Witherspoon’s company Hello Sunshine optioned the book and will serve as the studio alongside 20th Television....

June 12, 2025 · 2 min · 310 words · Aaron Ramos

Juliette Binoche on Ghost in the Shell's Incredible Visuals

With directorRupert Sanders’Ghost in the Shellnow in theaters, I sat down withJuliette Binochea few days ago to talk about making the film. In our exclusive video interview, she discussed why she first said know when she was approached with the film and why she changed her mind, if she prepared for the role by watching the original anime, the incredible visuals and world that Rupert Sander’s created, and more. If you’re not familiar withGhost in the Shell,Scarlett Johanssonstars as The Major, a special ops, one-of-a-kind human-cyborg hybrid who leads the elite task force Section 9....

June 12, 2025 · 2 min · 233 words · Gary Hayes

Moments When the Arrowverse Did It Better Than the DCEU Movies

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is more successful but for most of the 2010s and early 2020s there have actually been two different shared universe franchises based on DC Comics. TheArrowverse TV franchise expanded from humble beginnings on The CW to include a plethora of series across networks and platforms while theDC Extended Universefilm franchise tried to directly emulate Marvel’s cinematic success. Both franchises are coming to endings of sorts, withThe FlashTV series’ ninth season serving as a conclusion to the Arrowverse proper while the cinematic continuity is set to go through a soft reboot, transforming it intoJames Gunn and Peter Safran’s DC Universe....

June 12, 2025 · 9 min · 1765 words · Amanda Mercer

Movie Talk: Steven Spielberg to Remake West Side Story

On this episode of Collider Movie Talk (June 16, 2025) Mark Ellis, Kristian Harloff, John Rocha, and Sinead DeVries discuss the following: Rumors have been swirling for years now thatSteven Spielberghad his eye on a potentialWest Side Storyremake, and now, according to Spielberg himself, those rumors are have turned out to be true. Spielberg recently sat down with The Hollywood Reporter for a lengthy interview revealing that he has, in fact, secured the rights to remake the Oscar-winningWest Side Storywith hisLincolnscreenwriterTony Kushnercurrently working on a script....

June 12, 2025 · 5 min · 972 words · David Thomas

New Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark Poster Reveals the Red Spot

A new poster for the upcomingScary Stories to Tell I the Darkmoviehas been released, and those familiar with the book will find it incrediblyunnerving.The film is based on the series of spooky short stories byAlvin Schwartzand takes place in 1968, revolving around a young girl with horrible secrets who lives in a mansion on the edge of town. A group of teenagers stumble upon the mansion, and are then led to discover the true horrors that await....

June 12, 2025 · 2 min · 336 words · Joshua Orozco

Nightcrawler Makes a Daring Entrance With New Funko Pop! Figure [Exclusive]

Funko’s Marvel Selects line at Target has beena steady source of Comic Cover figuresover the past several months that honor the roots of Marvel Comics and their many heroes. Although the calendar has flipped over to 2024, that pattern won’t be changing anytime soon as the collectible company follows upDecember’s Ghost Rider releasewith a beloved X-Men ally — Nightcrawler. Collider can offer an exclusive look at the new figure which commemorates the mutant’s first swashbuckling solo appearance inNightcrawler#1 released in 1985....

June 12, 2025 · 3 min · 580 words · Jenny Fields

Nobody 4K Review: Character Building Meets Hard Action

When I walked out ofJohn Wickback in 2014, I thought to myself, “I need to know more about this world.” John Wick as a character (Keanu Reeves, of course) is a primal character, symbolic of a streamlined, professional form of terror and mayhem, so stripped of any unique, human qualities that he’s known literally as the Boogeyman. As such, I found myself gravitating to the film’s impeccable world-building for sources of inspiring imagination....

June 12, 2025 · 6 min · 1128 words · Jonathan Reilly

Ready Player One Movie and Book Differences Explained

It’s a challenge to walk into an adaptation and keep your focus on assessing that single rendition of the story. We’re human and if you’re talking about a beloved video game, a favorite book, or maybe a comic book you’ve been following for years, it’s natural to have hopes and expectations. That being said, then maybe it’s only natural to miss certain details that were changed or axed entirely from the big screen version....

June 12, 2025 · 5 min · 932 words · Alexis White