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2 days ago | 
ew.com | Lia Beck |Kevin Jacobsen |James Mercadante
So, whether you're longing for your favorite Jane Austen adaptation or something off the beaten path, these 26 romantic period films are ready to sweep you off your feet. While Regency England may be the genre's most frequent stomping ground, historical romance flicks stretch far past corsets and crumpets — reaching everywhere from 1960s Wyoming to 19th-century China.
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3 weeks ago | 
ew.com | Nick Romano |Kevin Jacobsen
David Harbour in 'Quantum of Solace'; Madonna in 'Die Another Day'; Tobias Menzies in 'Casino Royale'. Hundreds of actors have cemented their place in cinematic history through their appearances in the James Bond franchise. With 25 films over the course of 59 years, some of the most notable names in the business have shown up in smaller roles, from David Harbour to Benicio Del Toro. Longtime Bond producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G.
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3 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Nick Romano |Kevin Jacobsen
MGM/Courtesy Everett; Keith Hamshere/MGM; MGM David Harbour in 'Quantum of Solace'; Madonna in 'Die Another Day'; Tobias Menzies in 'Casino Royale'Hundreds of actors have cemented their place in cinematic history through their appearances in the James Bond franchise. With 25 films over the course of 59 years, some of the most notable names in the business have shown up in smaller roles, from David Harbour to Benicio Del Toro. Longtime Bond producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G.
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1 month ago | 
ew.com | Alyssa Smith |Nick Romano |Kevin Jacobsen
Now that Andor has come to its conclusion, we're looking back on the full timeline of Star Wars, from the founding of the Galactic Empire to the defeat of the Final Order and every major event in between, arranged in chronological order. The Star Wars saga is long and winding.
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1 month ago | 
yahoo.com | Alyssa Smith |Nick Romano |Kevin Jacobsen
The Star Wars saga is long and winding. Of course, even the most casual of fans have some general knowledge about the Empire's corruption and the twisted family legacy of the Skywalkers, but it can be difficult to keep track of how everything fits into place when you factor in the original trilogy, the prequels, the sequel trilogy, and the various TV shows on Disney+.
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1 month ago | 
ew.com | Chris Nashawaty |Clark Collis |Kevin Jacobsen
As The Shining turns 45, we list some of our favorite Stephen King movie and TV adaptations that stick in our minds like a good ghost story. Obviously, the true classics like Carrie (1976), The Shining (1980), and Misery (1990) are among the best films of their genre.
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1 month ago | 
ew.com | David Canfield |Kevin Jacobsen
Certain classics like Little Women have been adapted multiple times, with each generation of moviegoer getting their definitive version. Some movies have become treasured childhood favorites of their own, such as The Wizard of Oz and Mary Poppins , arguably overshadowing the books on which they were based. There's always a bit of tension when it comes to filmmakers adapting books that people adore — especially for beloved children's books that leave an indelible mark on readers at an early age.
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1 month ago | 
malaysia.news.yahoo.com | David Canfield |Kevin Jacobsen
There's always a bit of tension when it comes to filmmakers adapting books that people adore — especially for beloved children's books that leave an indelible mark on readers at an early age. But some movies really do honor the feeling and message of their source material and show why the author's words are so rich with cinematic potential. Certain classics like Little Women have been adapted multiple times, with each generation of moviegoer getting their definitive version.
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2 months ago | 
ew.com | Devan Coggan |Kevin Jacobsen
In honor of National Pet Day, EW has assembled a list of our favorite cats in movie history who all serve various functions within their respective films — limited to house cats only. One of the most fascinating things about cats is their unpredictability. With all due respect to dogs and the unwavering friendship they provide, cats are simply more compelling to watch because of their independence, their cleverness, and even — let's face it — their rudeness.
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2 months ago | 
yahoo.com | Devan Coggan |Kevin Jacobsen
One of the most fascinating things about cats is their unpredictability. With all due respect to dogs and the unwavering friendship they provide, cats are simply more compelling to watch because of their independence, their cleverness, and even — let's face it — their rudeness. Of course, cats can also be fiercely loyal themselves and make for great sidekicks for our heroes (and some villains...).
