• Quentin Tarantino Finally Speaks Out Over Bruce Lee Outrage

    Director Quentin Tarantino has come forward to address the recent outrage over his depiction of the late martial arts master and beloved actor Bruce Lee in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, a comedy-drama starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt that revised history with its shocking ending.

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  • Henry Cavill Replaces Daniel Craig As James Bond In New Fan Edit

    ​Who should replace Daniel Craig as James Bond? One creative fan has a pretty good idea. Fan art depicting Henry Cavill as the superspy has surfaced online — and it's good enough that if Hollywood execs hadn't considered casting Cavill in the role before, they're probably mulling it over now.

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  • Black Widow: O-T Fagbenle Cast In Leading Role

    The heavyweight acting talent just keeps hopping on board the Black Widow train. Marvel Studios has cast British star of stage and screen O-T Fagbenle in the solo standalone flick for Natasha Romanoff, the onetime agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. and founding member of the Avengers.

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  • The Russo Brothers Are Secretly Working On A New Franchise

    ​Their work on the Marvel Cinematic Universe may be done, but Joe and Anthony Russo may be bringing their magic to another tentpole franchise. During a Reddit AMA,​ the duo teased that they are already developing an existing property — one that they're apparently not quite ready to share with fans.

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  • Universal Pictures Cancels The Hunt Ahead Of Release

    Universal Pictures has shelved​ an upcoming film due to political and social controversy. The studio pulled the plug on The Hunt​, which stars Oscar winner Hilary Swank and GLOW​ standout Betty Gilpin alongside Ike Barinholtz (Neighbors, The Mindy Project) and Emma Roberts (American Horror Story).

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  • We Now Know Why Cap Didn't Lift Mjolnir In Age Of Ultron

    Avengers: Endgame officially confirmed that Captain America is worthy of wielding Mjolnir — but the film didn't explain why it took so long for him to summon the hammer. Thanks to new intel from the masterminds behind the film, we finally know why Cap didn't lift Mjolnir in Avengers: Age of Ultron.

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  • We Finally Know Why Black Panther Returned First After The Snap

    In Avengers: Endgame, the dusted heroes arrived just in time to assist the surviving Avengers in taking down Thanos. Just as Captain America thought that he'd have to go it alone, portals began opening across the sky. The very first hero to step through was Black Panther, and we finally know why.

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  • We Now Know How Old Man Cap Got Back To The Main Timeline

    Many Marvel fans were left scratching their heads and wondering how exactly Old Man Cap got back to the main timeline in Avengers: Endgame, as it seemingly contradicted the rules of time travel as previously outlined in the movie. Thanks to directors Joe and Anthony Russo, we have the answer.

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  • Avengers: Endgame Director Confirms Film's Run Time

    Turns out that the Endgame and the long game are one and the same. Chatting with ComicBook.com, Avengers: Endgame co-director Joe Russo confirmed the official run time for the upcoming super-sized superhero flick.

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  • Shazam! Eyes $45 Million Dollar Opening Weekend

    The latest entry into the DC Extended Universe is poised to make some big bank. Industry analysts are predicting that Shazam!, the origin story for the teenager turned muscle-bound superhero, will easily win this weekend with a domestic take of around $45 million dollars, according to Variety.​

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  • The Hobbs & Shaw Plot Detail Almost No One Believes

    Hobbs & Shaw might be full of insanely unbelievable moments, but there's one plot detail stopping fans in their tracks. Following the August 2 launch of the Fast & Furious spin-off film, viewers have taken to social media to point out a confusing fact about Vanessa Kirby's character, Hattie Shaw.

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  • Everything You Need To Know About Jason Mewes' Directorial Debut

    Jason Mewes is striking out on his own with Madness in the Method, his feature debut as a director with no Silent Bob in sight. The film, released in theaters and on VOD on August 2, follows a fictionalized version of Mewes as he tries to convince Hollywood to take him more seriously as an actor.

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  • It: Chapter Two: Alamo Drafthouse To Host 'Clowns-Only' Screenings

    Coulrophobics beware — Alamo Drafthouse is continuing its 2017-established tradition by hosting clowns-only screenings of It: Chapter Two. The cinema chain is holding 17 clowns-only showings in 12 cities across the U.S., starting on Thursday, September 5 and ending on Sunday, September 8.

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  • Venom 2: Tom Hardy Teases Andy Serkis As Director

    Tom Hardy may be looking to blame a certain unpredictable symbiote for a recent social media gaffe that may or may not have spilled the beans about who's directing the upcoming Venom sequel. The actor's recent Instagram post may have prematurely pegged Andy Serkis as the director of Venom 2.

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  • David Harbour Joins Cast Of Black Widow

    The casting news keeps rolling in for Black Widow. The forthcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe flick centered on Scarlett Johansson's S.H.I.E.L.D. agent turned Avenger has cast Stranger Things star David Harbour in an undisclosed role, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

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  • Child's Play: Mark Hamill To Voice Chucky

    Say hello to your new best friend. Over the weekend, Star Wars legend Mark Hamill dropped a major bombshell: he is the voice of Chucky in MGM's Child's Play remake. Hamill replaces longtime Chucky voice actor Brad Dourif for the upcoming film.

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  • Amazon Studios, Viola Davis Adapting Fast Color Into TV Series

    One of the best movies of the year is coming back to screens soon — and in a whole new way. Deadline has announced in an exclusive report that Amazon Studios is adapting the critically acclaimed, criminally underappreciated sci-fi superhero film Fast Color into a television series.

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  • Why Kelly McGillis' Charlie Blackwood Isn't In Top Gun: Maverick

    Kelly McGillis doesn't "feel the need" to return to the world of Hollywood blockbusters. In a recent interview, the Top Gun actress has had to field the question of why she isn't appearing in the long-gestating sequel, Top Gun: Maverick. The answer is pretty simple — she wasn't asked.

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  • James Wan's Next Film Is A Secret Horror Project At New Line

    Get ready for another round of jump-scary good times. James Wan is prepping to unleash another big-screen tale of terror on genre lovers everywhere. The director of Aquaman and The Conjuring will get back to his horror roots for his next project, a secret horror film set up at New Line Cinema.

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  • The Real Reason Joe Pesci Came Out Of Retirement To Act Again

    Considering all the fame and fortune and fans who followed his work, it came as somewhat of a shock when Joe Pesci announced in 1999 that he was retiring from acting to pursue a music career. Twenty years later, Pesci has come out of retirement to act again, and we know the real reason why.

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