With massive epics like Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey and Marvel's highly anticipated Avengers: Doomsday, action lovers are about to feast in 2026.

When it comes to action-packed thrills, Paramount+ has every entry in some of today's biggest franchises, including Mission: Impossible and Transformers, alongside gut-busting comedies like 21 Jump Street (2012) and Tropic Thunder (2008).

Netflix struck a deal with Universal to license their live-action movies after their Peacock premiere in 2027, but that deal's now starting this month.

As great as Keanu Reeves' John Wick is, we think action movies like The Matrix, RRR, Taken, and Kingsman: The Secret Service are far superior.

Prime Video has just added Ballerina, one of the biggest action movies of last year. A spin-off to the beloved John Wick franchise, Ballerina revolves around Eve (Oscar-nominee Ana de Armas – Blonde, Knives Out ), an orphan who is sent to be looked after by the Ruska Roma, a secretive criminal organisation within the world of the films.

Action movies are known for their spectacle but they have to pack an emotional punch in order to stand the test of time, and this 2015 film sure does.

“Action!” It’s the go-word that filmmakers say at the start of every take, as the cast springs to life on camera. Action is the very thing that sets motion pictures apart from still photography, and while it took Hollywood a few decades to figure out ...

Action movies aren't just about loud explosions and fast chases. Sometimes, they are genuine works of art and are a treat for the eyes. They use colour, light, and design to create a strong visual style.

Despite abysmal reviews and box office failures, these three films captivate global audiences on streaming. What do they all have in common?

Sylvester Stallone spent a majority of his career making high-octane action movies, but the actor's choice for his best action movie is a little more low key.