Movies

The 2016 summer box office hit another speed bump this week as two major releases — a sequel and a potential franchise-starter — opened to disappointing numbers. However, it wasn’t all doom and gloom. Despite the poor starts for Warcraft and Now You See Me 2, The Conjuring 2 opened at number one with the kind of debut that proves modestly budgeted horror movies with R ratings still have a place in the blockbuster months.

Filmmakers are looking for actors to portray Mick Jagger and Keith Richards now, with the hope of beginning the shoot this winter.

Read our review of Motley Crue's 'The End' concert film, which captures the band's career-capping show in Los Angeles.

As it turns out, making a politically-minded movie for kids can be financially successful.

This may have been one of the weakest weekends at the box office this summer, with audiences seemingly avoiding movies new and old like the plague. Even the victories feel a little half-hearted, with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows taking number one at the box office while not even coming close to matching the business of the first film. With Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping simply bombing, the only new release to show promise was Me Before You.

My daughter is five months old, and at this point her experience of popular culture is mostly limited to board books. (She’s a big fan of DC’s My First Book of Girl Power.) She’s too young to watch movies or television, despite my repeated insistence that Gymkata is an important work of art that must be considered and appreciated.

Porn is not just for men. Some women like to watch dirty movies, too. In a recent article they broke down what women watch when it comes to porn state by state.

The Biergarten at Anheuser-Busch Fort Collins Brewery and Tour Center will begin hosting a Bud Light Movie Night Series throughout the entire summer.

Years before Donald Trump became the Republican nominee for President, he appeared in one of the weirdest, and worst, movies ever filmed in Wyoming. In 1989, Trump co-starred with supermodel Bo Derek, legendary actor Anthony Quinn and famed Wyoming lawyer Gerry Spence in "Ghosts Can't Do It," which was filmed in Jackson...

The movie imagines what has become of Jimmy Cooper decades after the mods vs. rockers battles of the mid-'60s.