The new Breaking Bad film could be breaking into a theater near you. El Camino, the highly anticipated film sequel to Vince Gilligan's universally beloved AMC series, will hit Netflix next month — but it will also screen in select theaters for an entire weekend from October 11 to October 13.
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Will Smith? Awesome. Two Will Smiths? Even better. Director Ang Lee's Gemini Man has been screened for critics, and put simply, the flick — in which an older, seasoned hired killer is stalked by a younger clone of himself — blew their faces right off. The film is being hailed as a VFX landmark.
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When Pennywise resurfaces to ruin lives and let the water of Derry run red, he'll be bigger and badder than ever... literally. The runtime for It: Chapter Two has been revealed, and it's a doozy. Director Andy Muschietti confirmed the film's length when speaking to Digital Spy.
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Now that Marvel Studios has confirmed that Mahershala Ali will lead the Blade reboot as Eric Brooks, replacing Wesley Snipes in the role, artists and Photoshop experts have created edits and illustrations imagining what Ali could look like as Blade. Here's a glimpse at some of the best.
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Continuity in Avengers: Endgame could get confusing... even if you were in charge of decorating the sets. A sharp-eyed fan has pointed out an inconsistency when the Avengers travel back to 2012 — one you're only likely to notice if you have every detail of The Avengers committed to memory.
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Has Ant-Man 3 been lost to the Quantum Realm forever? A source allegedly close to Marvel Studios is reporting that a three-quel for the tiny Avenger isn't going to happen, and that Ant-Man and the Wasp may see their further adventures relegated to the upcoming Disney+ streaming service.
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Jason Reitman is set to bring Ghostbusters back to the big screen in 2020, and we'll give you one guess who he's gonna call to fill out the film's cast. Dan Aykroyd and Ernie Hudson will indeed be reprising their roles as Raymond Stantz and Winston Zeddemore in Reitman's Ghostbusters 2020.
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Ever since it was announced that Guardians of the Galaxy's James Gunn would be taking over the Suicide Squad film property with a reboot-slash-sequel that he's writing and directing, many have wondered what original Suicide Squad writer-director David Ayer thinks of the situation.
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The story of the new Halloween trilogy is starting to come into sharper focus. In a recent conversation with Collider at the Saturn Awards, franchise star Jamie Lee Curtis revealed that the flicks will be more than simply an exploration of the triumph of Laurie Strode over Michael Myers.
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Take a gander inside the mind of Harley Quinn, if you can deal with the sensory overload. A new poster has been released for the upcoming Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn), and we feel like it can be succinctly summed up with two words: "candy-colored insanity."
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The next Fast & Furious movie has suddenly slammed on the breaks. On Monday, July 22, Universal Pictures halted production on Fast & Furious 9 following an on-set incident that left a stuntman seriously injured.
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After Natalie Portman was revealed as the next Thor, taking the mantle in Thor: Love and Thunder, artists began imagining what she would look like when she transforms into the Goddess of Thunder. Here are a few peeks at what the actress could look like as the mighty Lady Thor.
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Natalie Portman will reprise her role as Jane Foster for Thor: Love and Thunder. Here's how Portman reacted to the news.
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Will the Skywalker Saga end by finally putting to rest questions over a certain character's parentage? According to Jason Ward at MakingStarWars.net, there's a chance that The Rise of Skywalker will do just that. The outlet claims that Rey will have an important connection to Emperor Palpatine.
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Hustlers didn't need to resort to any scams at the box office this weekend. Jennifer Lopez's latest film, written and directed by Lorene Scafaria, scored an impressive $33.2 million domestic opening — marking the largest live-action debut in Lopez's storied career thus far.
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The Rock is throwing stones. Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson recently took to Instagram to discuss the box office performance of his latest flick, Hobbs & Shaw. In doing so, he also fired shots at someone in the caption of the photo. Here's who his social media diss was really targeted at.
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The Spider-Man split heard 'round the world is still sparking drama between Sony and Marvel. Joe and Anthony Russo, the directing team behind three of Spider-Man's MCU films, agree that Spidey suddenly leaving the Marvel movie world is a "tragic mistake."
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe's first post-credits scene almost looked into the franchise's future... way into the future. At the Saturn Awards, Marvel Studios head honcho Kevin Feige appeared in a brief video clip to share an alternate version of Iron Man's famous stinger with the crowd.
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It's about time. Marvel Studios has confirmed that Tessa Thompson's Valkyrie will be the first openly LGBTQ+ superhero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with her sexuality being addressed in the upcoming Taika Waititi-directed adventure Thor: Love and Thunder.
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Perhaps the most surprising revelation to come out of Marvel Studios' SDCC 2019 panel was the announcement of the lead actress in Thor: Love and Thunder.
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Resident Evil turned into real-life horror for one stunt performer. Olivia Jackson, who has done stunt work in a number of films over the last decade, is suing the producers of Resident Evil: The Final Chapter over what she describes as unsafe conditions which led to a career-ending injury.
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The "Dark Universe" is dead. Long live Dark Army! Universal Studios is ready to take another stab at bringing monster movies back to the big screen — this time packing a frightful gang of beasts and ghouls into an Avengers-styled team-up movie called Dark Army, written and directed by Paul Feig.
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Moviegoers may not have seen the last of It. Andy Muschietti, the director of the two-part adaptation of Stephen King's masterful 1986 novel, has indicated that he'd like to combine the films into one massive supercut — one which would feature not only deleted scenes, but completely new ones.
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Pennywise may not be the scariest thing in Derry, Maine, after all. Audiences who have taken in It: Chapter Two were a little surprised to see a familiar face pop up in the film: none other than Stephen King himself, who appeared as the proprietor of the ramshackle store Secondhand Rose.
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