Salvatore Cento

5 days ago | movieweb.com | Salvatore Cento

Are big team movies the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe? With Deadpool & Wolverine starting the trend again after Endgame, Thunderbolts* drawing more positive reviews than negative, Fantastic Four: First Steps due next month, and the two new Avengers movies chugging on with momentum, it sure seems that way. According to superhero movie scooper Daniel Richtman (better known as Daniel RPK), a new title is supposedly set to join this fray.

5 days ago | flipboard.com | Salvatore Cento

11 hours agoCustomize your iPhone like a pro with these iOS 18.5 settings adjustments. Apple's new iOS 18.5 for iPhone just arrived. It's the last update we may have for this iteration of iOS ahead of iOS 19 next month at WWDC. With its arrival, you might want to take some time out to make sure you're not …

5 days ago | movieweb.com | Salvatore Cento

Less than a year before his untimely death in 2013, movie critic Roger Ebert published a reflection piece on his official website. In this essay, he recounts how he saw over ten thousand films over the last twenty-five years and officially reviewed (in some form or fashion) six thousand of them. He named 1942’s Casablanca, 1960s La Dolce Vita, and 1992’s Basic Instinct as productions that stand the test of time in various ways, never mind how dated they become.

6 days ago | movieweb.com | Salvatore Cento

Only four episodes have aired, and people are already obsessed with Apple TV’s newest science fiction show, Murderbot. Whether it’s Alexander Skarsgård’s casting as the lead cyborg or the perfect mix of black comedy and heartfelt characters, this book series adaptation is hitting all the right notes with streaming fans. Let us not forget about the most interesting part of the show, though — Murderbot’s sudden and deep dive into independence, as well as finding its place among other human beings.

1 week ago | movieweb.com | Salvatore Cento

Disney’s live-action adaptation of a little Hawaiian girl and her lovable but supposedly destructive blue alien companion is shaping up to be one of the biggest movies of the year. Even with Experiment 626 set loose on the big screen once again and young actress Maia Kealoha fabulously taking command of every interview she’s in, we can’t forget the humble beginnings of Lilo & Stitch.