A deep dive on the Isla Cruces showdown.

The Mask of Zorro was our superhero classic before superhero products dominated en masse—the only difference being the costume and the mask.

Come with us if you want to live vicariously through the stunts, shootouts, chases, fights, and other heart-pounding moments of our favorite action flicks.

Since its founding in 1994, DreamWorks Animation has been a Hollywood powerhouse and one of the great American animation studios. Here are their five best from the last 30 years.

12+1 questions about developing 1994’s Little Women with Amy Pascal, capturing period dialogue, advice for her younger self and aspiring screenwriters, and more.

A sci-fi comedy featuring a large, mechanical T-Rex with a human brain? That’s cinema at its finest if you ask me.

It’s been 30 years since we were introduced to the talkative hitmen, NBA hopefuls, and other compelling characters from the movies of 1994. Here are the ones we’ve stayed in love with all these decades later.

The Archivist, The Flake, The Rebel, and other archetypes mingling in the social network for cinephiles.

All the great things about the Tom Cruise movie that saved Hollywood.

12 assertions about Greta Gerwig’s essential, controversial, deeply human movie about dolls—and the movie event of 2023.

The creator of The Podcast Around the Corner picks her favorite underrated scenes that feature love in many different forms.

A tour through the indie director’s impressive filmography shows a gentle and genuine kind of love that’s hard to find on screen.

This 2013 time-traveling romcom is a paean to love in all its forms.

Beneath the surface of this thrilling creature feature is the beating heart of a familial love story.

Bridesmaids brilliantly show how weddings, like friendships, can bring out the best and worst in the people you understand more than almost anyone else.

Seven movies that have given me a greater love and appreciation for the narrative I carry.

We’re celebrating love in all its cinematic forms—through the bonds between friends, family, parents & kids, lovers, and everything in between.

The co-host of the Baby’s First Watchlist podcast breaks down the best animated movies for each childhood stage, from the toddler phase all the way through high school.

One emotional scene in Pixar’s blockbuster brought home how empathy isn’t about logic—it’s about just being there.

Astrology comes for the House of Mouse.