Director Guy Ritchie's adaptation of the 1960s spy series stands out as one of the most literally engaging action movies of the summer.

Chock full of top-flight actors and riding a wave of success for superhero movies, Fantastic Four should have an easy time filling theaters, but instead it leaves us asking: What went wrong?

The fifth film in the Mission: Impossible series proves that there's still an enormous amount of life left in the Tom Cruise action franchise.

Donkey Kong, Q*Bert, and other classic arcade game characters collide with the Happy Madison band in one of the most truly baffling movies of the summer.

Paul Rudd leads the charge on the unlikeliest Marvel Studios movie yet, and clears every obstacle with humor and heart.

We visit the set of Guillermo del Toro's haunted house horror movie, Crimson Peak, and dive inside the mind of actress Jessica Chastain, who discusses with us how she embraced her character, Lucille.

Guillermo del Toro, Tom Hiddleston and Charlie Hunnam open up about closing out their fellow cast members from knowing the full extent of their secretive Crimson Peak characters.

The haunted house at the center of Guillermo Del Toro’s gothic horror film Crimson Peak isn’t just a set, it’s a living, breathing, bleeding character. And we got to step inside.

Director Michael Mann's new thriller is a total hack job, but it's also a ton of fun, thanks to Chris Hemsworth's action star brutality.

Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis, and Charlie Day return for a sequel to their 2011 comedy hit, and it more than lives up to its title.

Disney knocks another one out of the park with its latest superhero team-up, starring a big-hearted marshmallow of a robot named Baymax.

Keanu Reeves kills it as a legendary assassin forced out of retirement, in what's easily one of the coolest and most original action movies of the year.

Denzel Washington's hard R-rated action thriller is like Liam Neeson's Taken, with more personality and a deadlier villain.

Less Hunger Games or Twilight and more Law & Order meets Lost, The Maze Runner features strong performances in a strongly-rendered world, albeit with a messy final twist.

Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez return to Sin City's familiar sights and sounds of violence — and while there's beauty in its brutality, there's undeniable ugliness, too.

Less a movie and more a playdate, The Expendables 3 is pretty boring and kind of embarrassing, except when it's the Wesley Snipes show.

Leonardo leads and Michelangelo farts all over the new Ninja Turtles movie from director Jonathan Liebesman and producer Michael Bay's Platinum Dunes.

The newest Marvel Studios movie isn't the most emotionally complicated blockbuster of the year, but it wins for sheer fun an entertainment value.

Michael Bay's fourth film in the record-breaking, robot-smashing blockbuster franchise is definitely a movie that exists.

X-Men: Days of Future Past is The Avengers of X-Men films, a big, bad “inbetweenquel” that’s packed with familiar faces and deep-cut nods from two different continuities.

Johnny Depp isn’t the only thing wrong with Transcendence, but his cold, emotionless portrayal of a thinking, feeling machine forms the hollow core of a sterile film.

Hail Caesar! Rich characters and performances, technological innovation, and a powerful perspective on war and peace combine to create one of the year's very best films.

The science fiction thriller based on the Andy Weir novel of the same name succeeds tremendously thanks to small stakes on a big planet, with an even bigger cast.

Jesse Eisenberg and Kristen Stewart lead the way on one of the most fun and surprising action movies of the summer.

The latest attempt at adapting the Hitman video game franchise for film swings and misses, even with an admittedly exciting opening scene.

The penultimate episode of Telltale's Game of Thrones ends in tragedy for one of your two main characters, paving the way for a final climactic showdown.

The final scene of Game of Thrones' season five finale, "Mother's Mercy," is among the show's greatest triumphs in trolling.

Violence reins and more pieces are set In the second to last episode of Game of Thrones season 5, The Dance of Dragons.

Two fan-favorite characters finally meet each other in the latest episode of Game of Thrones, while another finally suffers much deserved justice.

If we're in line for a shape-shifting Stark in the coming weeks, then at least some good came out of this week's Game of Thrones.

The Kick-Ass crew of Matthew Vaughn, Jane Goldman and Mark Millar team up with Oscar-winning Firth and other talented actors for a twisting-and-turning take on the classic spy genre.

Game of Thrones very rarely leaves anyone with cause for celebration, but season five's latest episode, "Kill the Boy," reflected the real life Mother's Day holiday by honoring some of the greatest moms on the show.

Game of Thrones takes a big turn this week as the show deviates from George R.R. Martin books with the surprise offing of a favored hero.

Captain America and Iron Man assemble Earth's mightiest heroes against its mightiest mean machine, and the results are undeniably epic.