Hugh Scott

5 days ago | cinemablend.com | Hugh Scott

Warfare, from co-directors and co-writers Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland, is my favorite movie on the 2025 movie schedule, at least so far. It has pretty much everything I thought was missing from Civil War, which, a year ago before I saw it, was the movie I was most excited about for 2024. Garland, who I am a huge fan of, really hit this one out of the park alongside his cohort, a veteran of the battle depicted, Ray Mendoza. There are so many things they get right here.

1 week ago | cinemablend.com | Hugh Scott

Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas have the gossip pages bubbling. While there has been no confirmation of any kind that the two stars are dating, there is some smoke rising. Whether there is any (public) fire in the future remains to be seen. The two, who both have big upcoming projects on the 2025 movie schedule, have been seen together quite a few times over the past couple of months.

1 week ago | cinemablend.com | Hugh Scott

The late 1980s and early 1990s were when Black filmmakers and actors finally started getting the recognition they richly deserved after decades of work that warranted it. So while directors like Spike Lee and John Singleton brought their magic to the masses with mostly Black casts, it wasn't like Black actors hadn't been crushing it in Hollywood for decades. Here is a look at classic films with fantastic performances by African American actors.

2 weeks ago | cinemablend.com | Hugh Scott

Lots of the biggest actors in Hollywood started their careers with very modest parts. Sometimes, like Renée Zellweger in Dazed and Confused, they don't even have lines. Others have a little more to do, but in all of the examples on this list, they are all in smaller roles and rarely more than cameos. Let's get on to the list!Renée Zellweger - Dazed And ConfusedDazed and Confused has one of the most stacked casts of young actors in any movie ever.

2 weeks ago | cinemablend.com | Hugh Scott

There really isn't anything more fun than Easter Eggs that filmmakers sneak into their movies. Often it's in tribute to past work, or to other things they admire. Sometimes they even reference real-world events. We collected a bunch of our favorites, so let's get into them! Tell which ones you knew about and which ones were unseen until now.