Movies

We asked Wyomingites what they thought and the response was a little brighter (pardon the pun).

Social media has been very vocal, yet highly conflicted about the Netflix exclusive, Will Smith-lead movie, Bright, but what are Wyoming's thoughts?

The biggest blockbusters of the December 2017 are all available now, either from the comfort of your home via Netflix or at your favorite theater. But which one was the Cowboy State favorite prior to its release?

While Star Wars fans across the world anxiously wait for The Last Jedi, some students at the University of Wyoming are busy studying for finals in their 'Star Wars and Medieval Literature' class.

This month is a hot time for top tier movie entertainment. Four blockbusters are being released within a week of each other. They are Will Smith's Netflix exclusive Bright, Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle and Pitch Perfect 3.

Star Wars fanatics across Wyoming are preparing for the premiere of The Last Jedi this week. However, there may be a disturbance in the force thanks to the Mountain Garrison 501st Legion of Stormtroopers.

"Wind River" has been hailed among the best films of 2017. But how does it stack up against with best movies ever based in, or made in, Wyoming? Let's find out.

The futuristic sci-fi thriller, which featured hundreds of extras from Casper and Cheyenne, was released in November of 1997.

One of the most infamous events in Wyoming history happened 35 years ago today. November, 16, 1982, 16-year-old Richard Jahnke Jr. and his sister Deborah killed their abusive father at their home near Cheyenne.

The Cokeville Miracle is based in part on the tragic events that took place at the Cokeville Elementary School back on May 16th, 1986.

On November 6, 1908, infamous Wyoming outlaws Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid were allegedly gunned down in the country of Bolivia.

After reading a rumor that one of my all time favorite console video games was getting a live-action treatment, my heart skipped a beat. Contra, the 1987 classic Nintendo, two-man, run-and-gun, side scrolling shoot em up is getting a movie and a television show.