Tag: movies

Early IMAX previews of the first Star Wars theatrical release in seven years promise a return to the bounty hunting roots of Season 1, even if the CGI isn't quite finished.

A solitary pilot, a rebuilding galaxy, and a cast stacked with A-listers. Star Wars is officially jumping forward into the unknown in 2027.

Despite years of false starts, Paramount has once again confirmed a new Star Trek feature film is actively in development. As a fan, it's hard to know whether to raise shields or lock phasers on hope.

Nolan brought Homer to IMAX, Disney sent Moana back to the ocean, Evil Dead refused to die, and Spider-Man broke the internet before breaking the box office. July 2026 was the biggest movie month I've ever experienced.

Spielberg brought aliens to IMAX, Pixar asked if toys still matter, and A24 killed Robin Hood. June was the month I remembered why I built this database.

Meryl Streep proved she can still command a room, A24 turned a creepypasta into a real horror movie, and Star Wars went back to theaters. May was stacked.

From Spielberg's UFO epic to Nolan's mythological gamble to the return of Woody and Buzz, summer 2026 is absolutely loaded. Here's every major release you need to know about — and the ones worth clearing your schedule for.

In eleven days, seven speakers will take the stage at WebScience 2026 in Brno to talk about AI agents, shipping AI code, and operations in the age of automation. Hollywood has been rehearsing these exact conversations for decades. Here's how the movies got there first.

The 79th Cannes Film Festival kicks off May 12, and this year's lineup is shaping up to be one of the most auteur-driven editions in recent memory. Here's your complete guide to what's coming, who's competing, and why you should be paying attention.

April was ridiculous. Mario broke the box office, Euphoria came back from the dead, and Richard Gadd proved Baby Reindeer was no fluke. Here's everything I watched — and what I thought about it.

Forty-four years after a shapeshifting alien terrified audiences with latex and foam rubber, Hollywood is quietly admitting what Casey Throwback Mills has been saying all along: pixels can't replace the real thing.

The Devil Wears Prada 2 finally struts into theaters, Daredevil: Born Again wraps its second season with what might be Marvel's best TV finale yet, and Netflix drops a bestseller adaptation starring Sally Field and an octopus. Yeah, this week is stacked.

We queried 367,000 feature-length films from the spameri.cz database spanning six decades. The answer is yes — but not the way you think. The median movie barely budged. The real story is at the top.

Three beloved series drop their final seasons in the same week, Star Wars goes animated again, and Dan Levy brings crime comedy to Netflix. This is a week you plan your schedule around.

Everyone says movies are getting worse. The data disagrees — at least for thrillers. We dug into 53,000 thriller movies in the spameri.cz database and found a surprising trend: after a decade-long dip, thriller ratings have been climbing since 2019.

Fast Forever just got announced for 2028 and everyone's acting like this is exciting news. It's not. The Fast & Furious franchise peaked over a decade ago and has been coasting on nostalgia fumes and Dom Toretto's unearned gravitas ever since.

March belonged to Project Hail Mary. April belongs to a plumber in space. Here's your full breakdown of what's coming, what's still earning, and why April 2026 might be the most stacked month at the movies this year.

Twenty years ago, Martin Scorsese finally won his Oscar — and delivered a crime epic that rewired how Hollywood thinks about remakes, morality, and the long con. The Departed hasn't aged a day.

The first week of April 2026 is stacked. Nintendo's animated juggernaut returns to theaters, Disney+ drops its most ambitious Star Wars series yet, and Netflix brings back one of the best shows of the decade. Here's everything you need on your radar.

Out of 1,132,666 movies in the spameri.cz database, only 479 score above 7.5 on Trakt while having fewer than 1,000 votes. We dug through them all. These are the 8 that deserve your attention right now.

Another Colleen Hoover adaptation, another round of manufactured tears. Reminders of Him opened to $18 million, critics are split at 55%, and audiences are eating it up at 89%. Here's why both sides are wrong.

March was busy. Between work, the database, and way too many late nights — I still managed to watch some great stuff. Here's the honest rundown.

Twenty years ago, Alfonso Cuarón made a movie about a world falling apart — refugee camps, government crackdowns, a population too exhausted to hope. In 2026, it doesn't feel like science fiction anymore. It feels like a documentary from next year.

The 98th Academy Awards gave us records, firsts, and a few curveballs. Jordan Blake digs into the data behind the golden statues — from Sinners' record-shattering 16 nominations to the birth of an entirely new Oscar category.

Marty Supreme went home empty-handed after nine nominations. Sinners broke records but still lost Best Picture. And Sean Penn couldn't even be bothered to show up. The 98th Academy Awards were a mess — and I loved every second of it.

From Avengers: Doomsday to obscure wildcards — here are the 2026 movies on my radar and why I track them on my own database.