Executed with incredible craft and style and a whole lot of heart, “Project Hail Mary” verges on the edge of being too saccharinely sweet.

What if running into an alien while far from home wasn't necessarily terrifying? After decades of "Alien" movies (and their rip-offs) convincing us that deep space alien encounters end with bloody ...

After decades of “Alien” movies (and their rip-offs) convincing us that deep space alien encounters end with bloody bodily destruction, directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller suggest in their ...

Ryan Gosling’s movie star aura elevates Project Hail Mary even when the directors fumble it, writes Alistair Harkness ...

What happens at the end of Ryan Gosling's new sci-fi movie "Project Hail Mary?" Keep reading to find out.

The filmmakers tell IndieWire about returning to directing, the fear inherent to all creativity, and the adorable new alien Rocky.

PROBING THE MINDS BEHIND PROJECT HAIL MARY!! Coy Jandreau of sits down with the creative team behind the new sci-fi odyssey Project Hail Mary, in theatres March 20th, adapted from Andy Weirs ...

Short of Matthew McConaughey or Bruce Willis, we can’t think of any Hollywood actor we’d trust more to go out into space on ...

Weir’s self-published first novel was hailed for its deep scientific detail and accuracy but “Hail Mary” trades hard science for a more fantastical plot.

Project Hail Mary” certainly qualifies as an uplifting experience at the cinema, being a mix of selflessness, sacrifice, camaraderie and even a certain amount of melancholy.

It’s sometimes funny, occasionally annoying, definitely too long, and wavers constantly between intriguing science and absurd oversimplification.

We don’t make the rules, but if we did, we’d say that if you direct a Lego movie, every movie you direct after that gets a Lego set. Thankfully, directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller seem to agree and ...