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Feb 13, 2025 | 
fandango.com | Kyle Moss
The world met Paddington bear, a fictional character from British children's literature, when he first appeared in the 1958 children's book, A Bear Called Paddington, by British author Michael Bond.
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Jan 2, 2025 | 
fandango.com | Kyle Moss
With the first month of 2025 upon us, a whole new slate of films is hitting theaters. The post-holiday hangover can be real, but the movies coming out in January 2025 are a great reason to emerge and head the theaters for a night out.
We polled Fandango movie fans to put together this list of the most anticipated titles of January 2025, with the top titles listed by release date.
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Nov 1, 2024 | 
fandango.com | Kyle Moss
It has already been a memorable year for movie releases on the big screen, and things are about to get even bigger in month of November. With stars like Dwayne Johnson, Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo leading the way, this list is filled with highly anticipated sequels, literal epics and more. And we'll take a look at the fun group of re-releases that are coming to theaters in November, too.
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Oct 23, 2024 | 
fandango.com | Kyle Moss
Heroes get a lot of love in the world of movies, and rightfully so. They're usally the protagonists, the characters at the center of the action. But as film history shows, it's hard to have a really good movie without a really movie villain. The very best movie villains go on to do great things like win Best Supporting Actor Oscars or even get their own headlining franchises. Perhaps the only thing scarier than a hero not saving the day, is a hero not being involved at all.
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Oct 9, 2024 | 
fandango.com | Kyle Moss
Take a trip through the theatrical DC universe, and you'll find a world of lovable crime fighters and heroes. And for every one of those is a very capable and evil villain, ready to emerge from the shadows and fight their enemy to the death. With storylines and attributes lifted straight from the pages of DC comics, DC villains can have a legion or two of followers.
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Sep 30, 2024 | 
fandango.com | Kyle Moss
October 2024 is a huge movie month, bringing us a slew of horror movies, thrillers and classic Halloween re-releases. There's plenty of star power to keep the month moving, with Joaquin Phoenix, Lady Gaga and Tom Hardy leading they way. Here's our guide to what's on tap for Spooky Season.
Too Long, Didn't Read Summary:
· It's time to look ahead to the month of October 2024 with a hand-picked list of what's to come.
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Sep 18, 2024 | 
fandango.com | Kyle Moss
Movie fans pay plenty of attention to movie sequels, debating and comparing them to the original movies. But all too often, we lose movie prequels in the conversation - especially when it comes to picking the best prequel film or films.Thanks to franchises like Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Planet of the Apes, X-Men and Mad Max making prequels, prequels have become a prevalent part of movie culture. There's even the rare prequel that ultimately outshines all the rest of the entries in a series.
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Sep 6, 2024 | 
fandango.com | Kyle Moss
When spooky season rolls around, it brings plenty of scary Halloween movies to entertain older crowds and horror fans. But what about family movie night? Good news: There's also an impressive list of Halloween movies filled with creepy characters, spooky elements and evil forces – but in a family friendly kinda way, making them good for younger kids, older kids and adults alike.
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Feb 8, 2024 | 
editorial.rottentomatoes.com | Kyle Moss
You’ll be turning all shades of excited for this week’s picks, including a Disney and Pixar film getting a re-release in theaters; the return of a popular video game-based series; Frankenstein in teenage form; the hottest sitcom on TV back for round three; and a popular anime flick that has returned in 4K. 95% Turning Red (2022) Getting its re-release in theaters this week is Disney and Pixar’s animated film Turning Red.
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Feb 1, 2024 | 
editorial.rottentomatoes.com | Kyle Moss
As we continue to look ahead at all the noteworthy and exciting titles coming in 2024, it’s worth highlighting some of the many great Black-led projects. Along with the return of major action franchises from Beverly Hills to Miami and beyond, there’s animated, biographical, and dramatic releases on both the big and small screens. 78% Genius: MLK/X (2024) First up, streaming on National Geographic and Disney+ in February is the biographical drama series Genius: MLK/X.
