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Not every great performance comes from the lead. Sometimes it is a supporting or even barely-present character who ends up stealing the entire movie. These roles might have limited screen time, but they leave a lasting impression. They bring energy, depth, or unpredictability. Here are some minor characters who made

Some movies pull you in right away, but somewhere along the way they lose the plot. These are the kinds of films that leave you thinking about what could have been. Here are some movies that started strong, but just couldn’t hold it together. Sunshine (2007) Directed by Danny Boyle,

This article contains major spoilers for The Drama. It’s always a lovely thing when a real, honest word-of-mouth hit like The Drama comes around. In a little over two weeks, the Robert Pattinson and Zendaya-led indie about the most traumatic wedding event this side of Westeros has firmly inserted itself

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse begins with Peter Parker introducing himself to the audience and then declaring, “There’s only one Spider-Man, and you’re looking at him.” Even before he’s proven wrong by Miles Morales taking on the mantle after he dies, and even before a variety of Spider-people—including Peter B. Parker—arrive

The Batman: Part II already had an incredible cast before Game of Thrones actor Charles Dance joined on. In addition to returning stars Robert Pattinson, Jeffrey Wright, and Andy Serkis as Bruce Wayne, James Gordon, and Alfred Pennyworth, respectively, the film boasts the additions of Sebastian Stan and Scarlett Johansson