The BFG Trailer 2. The official second trailer for Steven Spielberg‘s The BFG (2016) movie trailer has been released. The new trailer features a clear look at the main protagonists (Sophie and The Big ...

The BFG follows a giant who isn’t like others of his kind. Described as a Big Friendly Giant, he stands 24-feet tall with big ears and a keen sense of smell, he can be silly and keeps to himself most ...

Steven Spielberg’s 2016 fantasy adventure movie The BFG is an adaptation of the children’s novel of the same name written by Roald Dahl. It tells the story of Sophie, an orphan, who is captured by a ...

Should an investor be happy that a film flopped? Probably not, but with Disney's recent record of box office success, a few bombs are to be expected. As of this writing, Disney's The BFG has raked in ...

At his best, Steven Spielberg immerses us in a world of visual wonder, making us forget we’re watching a movie — we’re there, part of it. I’m thinking specifically about “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial,” ...

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Thirty-four years after E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial walked up the red carpet steps in Cannes, Steven Spielberg returns with another creature. Presented out-of-competition in Cannes, The BFG reunites ...

How’s this for a surprise: At the midway point of 2016, the year’s best movies are children’s films. Earlier in the year, we had the delightful “Zootopia.” A couple of weeks back, the fun “Finding ...

Filmmaker Steven Spielberg joined forces with Walt Disney Pictures, for the first time ever, to make The BFG also known as Big Friendly Giant, Roald Dahl’s classic children’s book about a giant that ...

Disney has released a new “BFG” trailer that shows the giant hand of the titular BFG (Big Friendly Giant) taking a young girl away to Giant Country. “It was the witching hour when the boogie man comes ...

1982: a big year for initials. Steven Spielberg releases E.T., and Roald Dahl publishes The BFG. The former stands for Extra-Terrestrial, the latter for Big Friendly Giant — characters who are ...