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| Shashi Kapoor obituary He became increasingly bored with commercial Hindi movies and charged into films such as Bombay Talkie (1970), Siddhartha (1972), Junoon (1978), New Delhi Times (1986) and In Custody (1994) with some relief. The 70s and early 80s were a good period for more challenging independent films ...
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| Pulp science-fiction? How Quentin Tarantino could save Star Trek The last movie, Star Trek Beyond, felt like a film that didn't quite quite know what to do with itself. It was the third in the rehatched series but not a trilogy-closing culmination. It felt like a placeholder, an extended big-budget TV episode that left its characters much in the same way it had found them.
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| How The Predator Will Tie Into The Previous Movies Busey also reminded us that his character in Shane Black's new entry into the canon is the son of a character originated in Predator 2: Gary Busey's Peter Keyes. So not only are we going to see how the world of the Predators has grown in the period between the later two films in the series, we'll also see ...
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| Ridley Scott Plans to Take 'Alien' Franchise in a New Direction One of the most talked about aspects of 'Alien: Covenant' may play a bigger part in future 'Alien' movies. After the mediocre success of Ridley Scott's latest contribution to the Alien franchise, Alien: Covenant, he may take the next two sequels in a completely different direction. The Hollywood Reporter ...
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| The full list of 34 new Netflix original shows and movies debuting in December Netflix is closing out the year on a high note, with a total of 34 new original movies, full seasons of Netflix series, and specials set to premiere this month. We've already seen a few noteworthy debuts and the next big one comes this Friday when season 2 of the hit series The Crown will be released in full.
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| Pahlaj Nihalani on Padmavati Row: Films Shouldn't Be Victim of Politics Former censor board chairperson Pahlaj Nihalani says the film industry needs to be united in its fight to avoid becoming a victim of politics. IANS ... "New people are not getting in and this has been going on for a while now, because there are only 4-5 groups who are signing sons or daughters of known ...
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