Awesome Movies

Morris “Moe” Berg was an American catcher and coach in the MLB during the 20’s and 30’s. He was an unremarkable player, but his intellect attracted the US government, who turned him into a spy during World War II. Starring Paul Rudd, Paul Giamatti and Jeff Daniels.

The latest trailer for Marvel’s upcoming superhero comedy sees Ant-Man and the Wasp use their size-shifting abilities in even more creative ways. It’s a lot of fun and games, but can they beat someone that they can’t hit? The movie premieres on 7/6/18.

In fiction, villains are often needed for the hero to have a point. But Lessons from the Screenplay uses Michael Mann’s action film Collateral to show that the good guys – and the audience – can also learn a thing or two from the bad guys.

Bobby Shafran, Eddy Galland, and David Kellman are triplets who got separated at birth and accidentally met each other when they were teenagers. But this documentary doesn’t stop there and asks the hard questions: how and why?

Avengers: Infinity War is almost here. If you need a refresher of what has happened in the Marvel Cinematic Universe so far, Variant Comics has you covered. Watch the video and look back at the past 18 movies in the MCU, from the first Iron Man to Black Panther.

(Gore) “…the only disappointment is that I only get to do it once.” Former CIA black ops Robert McCall pulls a John Wick when his friend is murdered. Denzel Washington reunites with director Antoine Fuqua (Training Day) for another brutal action flick.

(PG-13: Language) The Merc with a Mouth assembles his team, gives Cable a classic gamer move and breaks fourth walls and his body in the final trailer for Deadpool 2. It would’ve been neat if he actually had a LinkedIn account.

An ex-convict has trouble burst into his life once again, thanks to his reckless friend and an even more reckless policeman. Hamilton star and clipping. vocalist Daveed Diggs stars in this dark comedy about race relations in today’s America. Drops 7/20/18.

No, Hollywood hasn’t gone and remade Kubrick’s classic. Instead, they did the right thing and created a new 70mm print, struck directly from the original camera negative. Chances are, you’ve never seen this film the way it was meant to be seen. Now is the time.

We’ve learned about the animators and puppet makers behind Wes Anderson’s wonderful Isle of Dogs, now find out how the film’s artists and designers created the numerous and amazing miniature environments, as well as effects like waves, fire, smoke, and fog.

“This hospital was built on two things: trust, and rules.” Jodie Foster stars as the head of Hotel Artemis, a hospital for criminals. Her new patients bring trouble to her door in the form of a crime boss played by Jeff Goldblum. It’s like a back story to the John Wick hotel.

Jim Carrey stars in a murder mystery where the suspect is a writer, whose novel outlines details eerily similar to the crime at hand. It’s based on true events that were chronicled by David Grann in a piece for The New Yorker. Premieres 5/18/18.

Avengers: Infinity War is the climax of Marvel movies from the past decade. But the Infinity gems or Infinity stones – the MacGuffins at the center of the movie – have been around since the early ’70s. Variant Comics explains the stones’ origins and abilities.

(Flashing Images) We have no idea how much time it took Candice Drouet to edit this 5-minute compilation, but she claims it features a million still images from various movies, each shown in rapid succession. Your mission – identify as many of the movies as possible.

(PG-13) “Do more punk to me.” An adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s eponymous science fiction short story. Set in 1977 London, How to Talk to Girls at Parties sees a shy punk fan meet a fellow rebellious teenager, who just happens to be an alien. Premieres 5/28/18.

An ex-military chaplain with a tortured past is challenged further when he meets a radical environmentalist couple with a horrible secret. Ethan Hawke and Amanda Seyfried star in this drama by writer and director Paul Schrader (Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, The Canyons).

Two assassins, a bloodthirsty waitress, a fatally ill teacher and an enigmatic janitor cross paths in the course of a hired hit. Margot Robbie, Simon Pegg and Mike Myers star in this intriguing thriller.

Screen Junkies braces for impact against people who take entertainment way too seriously. Watch them talk about Star Wars: The Last Jedi‘s divisive “kill the past” themes, the Rebel’s stupid secret plan and Kylo Ren’s chests, er, eyes.

In The House with a Clock In Its Walls, a kid moves in with his uncle, who turns out to be part of a town of witches and warlocks. They end up trying to stop a demonic clock hidden inside a house. Eli Roth directs this adaptation of a classic children’s book. Premieres 9/21/18.

When a woman he meets disappears in the middle of the night, a jaded 33-year-old turns into a conspiracy theorist. He finds himself going down the rabbit hole that is Los Angeles. Andrew Garfield stars in this intriguing mystery comedy. Premieres 6/22/18.

“He only ever had one goal: to wipe out half of the universe.” Gamorra reveals that Thanos has a simple plan to bring balance to the universe, Earth’s Mightiest Heroes assemble, and Spider-Man thinks something is strange in the new trailer for Avengers: Infinity War.

Wired enlisted the help of a general surgery student to look at emergency room and operating room scenes in movies and TV shows. She points out what’s generally portrayed accurately, what would never work in real life, and which terms actually mean something.

In Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, Newt Scamander will try to stop the evil Gellert Grindelwald from raising pure blood wizards that will rule over the world. Fortunately, Newt has an equally able ally – Albus Dumbledore.