Loper Report: The best films of 2021
News 3 Now's Wil Loper gives his best films of 2021
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News 3 Now's Wil Loper gives his best films of 2021
"Toy Story 4" has crossed the $1 billion mark at the global box office, Disney announced on Thursday. That makes the animated Pixar film the fifth billion dollar release for Disney this year. The studio is now the record holder for the most billion-dollar movies in a single year.
Actor Robert Englund may be responsible for creating more nightmares than any other horror star. While Englund didn't get top billing for the 1984 classic film "A Nightmare on Elm Street," his turn as serial killer Freddy Krueger left the biggest impression, by far, on film-goers. Here's a look at the film's top-billed stars.
There have been many brilliant film directors throughout history, Hitchcock, Kubrick and Wells to name a few. According to the youth culture platform Complex, here are the top directors working in the movie industry at the end of 2018.
More than two minutes of LGBT content have been scrubbed from the biopic of British rock band Queen, "Bohemian Rhapsody," for the Chinese audience, including scenes of two men kissing and the word "gay."
Tilda Swinton has undergone more on-screen transformations than perhaps any actor of her generation -- but the Oscar winner's latest stunt has still managed to catch Hollywood by surprise.
If stoic heroism sounds pretty good right about now, "First Man" lands at a welcome time. The "La La Land" reunion of Ryan Gosling and director Damien Chazelle produces a soaring, IMAX-worthy look at Neil Armstrong's life in the decade leading up to the moon landing, providing a reminder that fulfilling John F. Kennedy's vision was as much about grit, guts and determination as any feat of engineering.
"National Lampoon's Animal House" opened 40 years ago this weekend and with it came toga parties, food fights and a new age for film comedy.
It's a takeover of cinematic proportions.