Jason Clarke News

‘The Aftermath’ is a period romance that unfolds in 1946 Germany under a dark cloud of grief and resentment as everyone tries to rebuild after the war.

‘Serenity’ starts off as a solid neo-noir before turning into something completely different, which runs the risk of derailing the narrative and alienating audiences.

‘First Man’ is a vivid depiction of the dangers of being an astronaut from the perspective of space hero, Neil Armstrong.

‘Chappaquiddick’ is a look inside the cover-up that destroyed the Kennedys’ last hope of getting another man in the White House.

‘Everest’ is an exceptionally accurate and intense portrayal of one of the worst disasters to ever take place on the mountain.

The first official trailer for ‘Terminator: Genisys’ is out and nothing is the way fans remember it, but perhaps that will be a good thing.

Set 10 years after the simians escaped captivity, ‘Dawn of the Planet of the Apes’ is an epic account of how a fragile peace between the apes and humans is revoked due to the fear and defiance of a few.

In ‘White House Down’, a Capitol policeman is unofficially promoted to Secret Service when the president’s life is threatened by an organized takeover of the Executive Mansion.