The long-awaited trailer for X-Men: Dark Phoenix has dropped, giving us our first look at the latest instalment in the superhero franchise, featuring Sophie Turner as Jean Grey/Phoenix.
Two cool new movie clips from Ruben Fleischer’s Venom movie have dropped, featuring Tom Hardy and Riz Ahmed in key roles.
Michael B. Jordan returns as Adonis Creed, son of the famous fictional boxer Apollo Creed in Creed II, the sequel to the hit 2015 film.
The latest Bumblebee trailer sees the film’s hero form an unlikely friendship while featuring some cool Gen 1 Transformer designs.
When England comes under multiple cyber attacks that reveal the identities of all undercover secret agents, Johnny English is summoned out of retirement for one last mission.
Shane Black’s The Predator is violent and funny but marred by a poor script, plotholes, muddled structure and pacing issues which, ultimately, detract from its entertainment value.
Mila Kunis and Kate McKinnon are tossed into the thick of the secret-agent world in Susanna Fogel’s action comedy The Spy Who Dumped Me – and it’s without a doubt a mission failure.
The Honest Trailers team take on the 1987 action-movie classic Predator, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger in one of his most iconic roles.
The original Predator was released in 1987 and was a defining film of that decade, detailing the battle between a United States Special Forces Team and an alien lifeform that hunts humans for fun.
Rowan Atkinson’s bumbling spy Johnny English is back in the new trailer for the third instalment of the comedy film series.
Ed Harris, John Hamm and Lewis Pullman (son of actor Bill Pullman) have all been cast in the long-awaited sequel Top Gun: Maverick.
On a hazy Thursday night, Brian Henson inserts his dusty old The Muppet Movie VHS into an ancient CRT TV he found in the basement.
Pine plays the Scottish ‘Outlaw King’ Robert the Bruce in this untold story of how Scotland came together to defeat the English army and reclaim its country.
If Twitter users are to be believed, then we should be in for a treat with the upcoming Melissa McCarthy-starring The Happytime Murders.
It pretty much goes without saying that The Meg was never going to be this generation’s Jaws (1975) and quite frankly, it was never trying to be.
Apparently, the Director X-directed Superfly is a remake of some 1972 film by Gordon Parks Jr., which I never saw.
