The way John Carpenter sees it, Kurt Russell's Snake Plissken has the same traits as all the other great heroes in pop culture (just with a darker twist).

Andy Muschietti reflects on his DCEU bomb The Flash, the negative response from fans, and the Ezra Miller controversies that plagued the film.

Will Smith did many of his own stunts in this sci-fi movie, including one that nearly got him killed ... and which he didn't tell his wife about at first.

So much goes into a motion-capture performance, and one Star Wars actor is tired of the industry's failure to recognize the work.

This sci-fi flick (which is currently streaming on Hulu) has equal amounts of defenders and detractors alike, but Roger Ebert championed it right out the gate.

Yoda's green color is very well-established in the Star Wars franchise at this point, but there was a moment there when the character looked much different.

Director Paul Verhoeven's famous story about filming Starship Troopers' shower scene may've been an exaggeration (or so says one of the sci-fi movie's stars).

Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein is a beautiful blend of horror and gothic romance, with a stunning performance from Jacob Elordi. Here's our review.

Live-action adaptations of animated films and TV series are all the rage, but The Jetsons nearly had a live-action sitcom years ago.

Tron fans were puzzled when Jared Leto was announced as the star and producer of Tron: Ares, but here's why he was the focus of the new movie.

Prey's Dan Trachtenberg could have made a direct sequel after the film's streaming success, but he opted to do something different with the Predator franchise.

A lot changed when it came to real-world AI while Jesse Wigutow was writing Tron: Ares. Here's what the screenwriter told us about how it affected the film.

Edgar Wright's The Running Man might share a name (and source material) with the 1980s Arnold Schwarzenegger movie, but it's not a remake.

Warner Bros. is developing a live-action Jetsons movie with an actor-director duo that, while baffling at first glance, makes a tad more sense box office-wise.

The Jared Leto-starring Tron: Ares disappointed at the box office in its opening weekend, which doesn't bode well for the future of Disney's larger franchise.

Aliens is considered one of the best sequels ever made, but James Cameron had a hell of a time with his filmmaking crew on set.

Disney spent much, more more than previously reported making Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker. Was it ultimately profitable? Let's investigate.

This week we review and discuss Tron: Ares, a science fiction action movie directed by Joachim Ronning and starring Jared Leto, Greta Lee and Jeff Bridges, about ENCOM and Dillinger Systems trying to find a piece of code that will allow their AI creations exist in the physical world, and an AI agent who goes rogue against his creator in search of this code. We talk about why this movie didn't work for us on a character and story level, why the unconvincing protagonists are a particular weakness of the movie, why we were bored by the spectacle that should have been the main attraction, why Tron: Ares is not a movie about AI and what a proper treatment of that topic might look like, and much more. Check out our other science fiction movie reviews here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5EeVLUSNMTrp1spnkKtiQj

Mercy has a somewhat unusual and ridiculous premise, so it's fitting that Pratt had a somewhat unusual and ridiculous request while making the sci-fi thriller.

Tron: Ares is further proof that Jared Leto is not only undeserving of his A-list status, but that he's basically box office poison at this stage in his career.

Tron: Ares flopped during its opening weekend at the box office, so let's take a moment to break down how things went so wrong for the Disney sci-fi tentpole.

Sigourney Weaver is now interested in returning to the Alien franchise as Ripley, assuming this currently-unfinished screenplay ever gets a green light.

Megan Fox's departure from the Transformers movies was pretty perplexing at the time, as there were conflicting reports and claims about what happened, exactly.

Super Mario Bros. wasn't a loyal adaptation of the Super Mario video games in 1993, and the constant rewrites drove its cast up a wall during production.

While filming Back to the Future, Michael J. Fox had to juggle his role on a popular '80s sitcom, flying back and forth between sets.