‘Titanic’ on screen: An ocean of options
The first movie about the Titanic’s sinking is now lost to history — a fire in 1914 destroyed the last remaining copy — but over the last century, there has been no shortage of filmmakers compelled to depict this tragedy. Film critic Emma Fraser digs into some of the most memorable, from "A Night to Remember" to "Titanic 666" — and yes, Kate and Leo are there too,
TV recap: ‘Welcome to Flatch’ reaches its season finale
Welcome back to “Welcome to Flatch” recaps! In this special one-hour season finale, Kelly’s Aunt Lola comes to visit, and Kelly accidentally gets involved in a green juice pyramid scheme. Meanwhile, Father Joe helps Shrub get into college. FOX TV critic Caroline Siede recaps this festive two-parter.
‘MasterChef’ returns! Here’s what you missed in the premiere
Welcome to "MasterChef" recaps! In the season 12 premiere, "Back to Win — Audition Battles," we get — you guessed it — auditions, as the MC kitchen welcomes back 40 former contestants, all competing for a chance to snag the title (and the cash that comes with it). Here's what you missed.
‘Top Gun 2’: Film critic eats his shoe (literally) over ‘Top Gun: Maverick’
In 2010, when news first broke that star Tom Cruise and producer Jerry Bruckheimer were interested in making a sequel to the 1986 classic “Top Gun,” film critic Matt Patches jokingly tweeted, “If Top Gun 2 happens, I will eat a shoe”.This is his story.
‘Top Gun: Maverick’ review: ‘Top Gun 2’ is a gloriously corny nostalgia fest
“Top Gun: Maverick” offers a double dose of nostalgia — both for that 1980s original and for the halcyon Americana it evoked in the first place. FOX film critic Caroline Siede reviews the sequel to a Tom Cruise action classic.
‘So You Think You Can Dance’ recap: Arms don’t bend that way
Welcome back to "So You Think You Can Dance" recaps! In "Auditions Show 2," we get — you guessed it — more auditions, including the world’s coolest couple, a ballroom dancer who always finds her camera, an Indiana football player with Patrick Swayze vibes and a young woman who is, quite literally, a lifesaver. FOX TV critic Allison Shoemaker recaps the episode.
‘Love in the Jungle’ takes dating into nature: ‘It’s entertaining, it’s so different’
“We had somewhat of an idea that animals would be incorporated and it would be different, but we didn’t know until the first day of filming that we couldn’t talk to each other,” Paige Dacanay, one of the series’ contestants told FOX.
Movie review: Let’s generalize about ‘Men’
"Men" has a great trailer. But Alex Garland's latest film has precious little to add to the experience of watching its promotional materials. Despite the efforts of its stars, watching “Men” is like strolling up to the edge of the ocean only to discover that it’s just a big piece of painted scenery. FOX film critic reviews A24's latest horror film.
Now streaming: ‘The Lost City’ almost strikes gold
“The Lost City,” now streaming on Paramount+, is a good-not-great adventure romance in the vein of “Romancing The Stone,” and in an era of Hollywood in which those kinds of movies are few and far between, perhaps we’re just lucky to have this one at all. FOX film critic Caroline Siede reviews this Sandra Bullock/Channing Tatum rom-com.
‘Downton Abbey: A New Era’ review: Mamma Mia, here we go again
“Downton Abbey: A New Era” is still very much a “for fans only” affair; one that throws viewers right back into the deep end when it comes to the soapy lives of the Crawley family and their loyal servants. But “A New Era” is both more focused and more substantial than the first "Downton" film, which makes it especially satisfying to step back into its cozily rose-colored, slightly ridiculous take on early 20th century England. FOX film critic Caroline Siede reviews the latest return to a TV favorite.
TV recap: ‘Welcome to Flatch’ gets spooked
Welcome back to "Welcome to Flatch" recaps! In the first of tonight’s two episodes, "No Credit/Bad Credit," Shrub thrives at his new job and Kelly gets a starring role in the car lot’s commercial, while Father Joe begins to miss having them around. Then in "Ghosted," Kelly and Shrub get lost in the woods on her birthday, while Cheryl, Mandy, Nadine and Father Joe decide to host a séance.
‘The Masked Singer’ finalist Cheyenne Jackson calls experience ‘moving and profound’
What I learned is that I love to sing and I need to do more of it and more songwriting," Cheyenne Jackson, a finalist on "The Masked Singer," told FOX Television Stations Thursday.
‘So You Think You Can Dance’ recap: Cue the happy mom tears
Welcome to "So You Think You Can Dance" recaps! In the 17th season premiere, "Dance is Back! Auditions Show 1,"three new judges take the stage, a crop of new dancers win hearts and one intimidatingly cool woman casually challenges tWitch to a battle.
Marvel second installments ranked — including ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’
Benedict Cumberbatch’s Dr. Stephen Strange may have five Marvel Cinematic Universe credits to his name, but, remarkably, he’s only just now getting an official follow-up to his 2016 debut film, “Doctor Strange.” That’s part of the charm of the sprawling MCU. But there’s also a fine art to making a direct sequel within those interconnected franchise parameters. So in honor of the long-awaited debut of “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,” we decided to look back on how Marvel second installments have fared over the years.
‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’ review: Marvel makes a messy horror movie
If you’ll forgive the pun, “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” is a strange movie. It’s one-third a sweaty act of Marvel brand expansion; one-third a somewhat confusing follow-up to the Disney+ series “WandaVision”; and one-third a pretty fun Sam Raimi action horror comedy in the vein of his “Evil Dead” series. FOX film critic Caroline Siede reviews Marvel's latest.
May movie preview: Doctor Strange, Top Gun, Downton Abbey and a brand new Chip 'n Dale
“Top Gun: Maverick” is finally (finally!) soaring into theaters after the pandemic pushed back its release by nearly two years. Plus Benedict Cumberbatch’s Doctor Strange will be doing some soaring of his own in the highly-anticipated “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.” Here’s what’s headed your way, cinematically speaking, in May 2022.
Tubi to release over 100 original titles in the next 12 months
Tubi plans to release more than 100 original titles in the next 12 months. Tubi’s new programming will include entries in the Black Cinema, thriller, horror, sci-fi, romance, documentary and adult animation genres. Those originals will join the 40,000+ premium movie and television titles that make Tubi’s library the largest in free ad-supported streaming.
Bruce Willis, Tom Cavanagh star in new Tubi-original movie ‘Corrective Measures’
“I’ve always sort-of had a soft spot for a prison-break movie, which sounds like a weird sentence, but it’s really true,” actor Tom Cavanagh told FOX TV Stations Group Friday.
‘The Masked Singer’ Baby Mammoth herded out of competition after surprising reveal
On Wednesday evening’s new episode of “The Masked Singer,” another contestant was forced to "take it off" and be revealed — and this time it was Baby Mammoth of Team Cuddly.
Celebrate Shakespeare’s birthday with these free movies and plays
In honor of Shakespeare’s 458th birthday on April 26th (or maybe April 23rd? It’s confusing), we’ve rounded up some filmed adaptations/riffs on his most famed works — all of which are streaming for free on Tubi. So pick a comedy or tragedy to get you started, and toast Big Willy on his birthday.