• What The Critics Are Saying About Hobbs & Shaw

    ​Get ready for a fast and furious dose of summer action. Critical notices are pouring in for ​Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw,​ and it's generally agreed that the flick delivers what it promises: plenty of high-octane, over the top set pieces, held together with a glue of witty banter.

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  • Hellboy Star Reveals Embarrassing Moment On Set

    This Hellboy star has one heck of a silly story to spill. To go from an everyday man to the red-skinned Hellboy for the Neil Marshall-directed reboot, actor David Harbour had to spend several hours in a makeup chair — which is where a few embarrassing on-set moments occurred.

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  • Bruce Lee's Daughter Has Harsh Words For Tarantino's New Film

    Bruce Lee's daughter is none too pleased with Quentin Tarantino's newest movie. Shannon Lee, the 50-year-old daughter of the late martial arts master, recently opened up to say how "disheartening" it was to see the "mockery" Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood made of her father.

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  • The Curious Change To Korg That Almost No One Noticed In Endgame

    ​A rolling stone gathers no moss — but a walking pile of them is another story. Marvel fans have noticed a slight change to Korg between his appearances in ​Thor: Ragnarok​ and ​Avengers: Endgame​, one that illustrates the extent to which he, Miek, and Thor let themselves go.

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  • Hobbs & Shaw Will Set Up 'Justice For Han,' Promises Writer

    Fast & Furious fans might want to brace for a colossal impact, 'cause justice is coming for one of the franchise's best-loved characters. Hobbs & Shaw writer Chris Morgan recently shared that the spin-off film will address Deckard Shaw's need to pay a price for his hand in the death of Han Seoul-Oh.

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  • The Avengers: Endgame Star Who Still Hasn't Seen The Movie

    It takes a lot of ticket sales for a movie to become the top-earning film in history, and Avengers: Endgame achieved that goal thanks to the millions of moviegoers who saw it. But one person who didn't contribute a dime to Endgame is someone who was actually in the film themselves.

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  • Tom Holland Joins The Russo Brothers' Next Film Cherry

    The fourth time's the charm. Tom Holland is yet again teaming with Joe and Anthony Russo, the directors of Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame. This time, the Spider-Man actor will lead Cherry, an adaptation of Nico Walker's book of the same name.

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  • Us: What The Critics Are Saying

    There will be no sophomore slump for Jordan Peele. Reviews are pouring in for the Oscar winning writer/director's latest fright fest Us, and they are good... all of them. Peele's follow-up to his masterful 2017 debut Get Out currently stands at a sterling 100% on Rotten Tomatoes.

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  • Suicide Squad 2: Idris Elba In Talks To Replace Will Smith

    Idris Elba might be joining the Squad. The actor is talks to star in Warner Bros.' forthcoming Suicide Squad sequel, written and directed by former Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 helmer James Gunn, and replace Will Smith as the assassin Deadshot.

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  • The Real Reason Iron Man Had No Dying Words In Endgame

    The death of Iron Man in Avengers: Endgame was as heartbreaking as a superhero death can be, and actor Robert Downey Jr. was the mastermind behind one of the most wrenching aspects of Tony Stark's passing. Here's why Iron Man had no dying words in Endgame.

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  • Why Nick Fury Was Missing From The Final Avengers: Endgame Battle

    ​The final battle of ​Avengers: Endgame​ included practically every hero in the MCU — with one notable exception. Screenwriters Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely revealed that they couldn't find a place for Nick Fury in the melee for one simple reason: he just wouldn't have been that much help.

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  • Endgame Directors Finally Suggest An MCU Role For Keanu Reeves

    Ready to suit up, Keanu? Filmmaker and comic book geek Kevin Smith had a chance to chat with Avengers: Endgame directors Joe and Anthony Russo at San Diego Comic-Con, and the three of them hashed out what they think would be the perfect role for Keanu Reeves in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

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  • Venom 2: Andy Serkis Being Considered To Direct

    ​The quest to fill the director's chair for ​Venom 2​ just got a lot more interesting. Andy Serkis, known primarily for being the undisputed king of motion capture performances, is reportedly being considered to direct Sony Pictures' sequel to its 2018 surprise smash hit ​Venom.

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  • Endgame Screenwriters Confirm The Father Of Peggy's Kids

    ​The father of Peggy Carter's children has been confirmed, and all we can say is, we need a movie featuring them ​right now.​ ​Avengers: Endgame ​screenwriters Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely have gone on record confirming that Steve Rogers is, indeed, the daddy of Peggy's two kids.

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  • Frozen 2 Plot Details Reportedly Revealed

    Finding out everything we can about Frozen 2 before it launches in theaters? Yeah, we'll never let it go. Luckily for us, the fine folks at Slashfilm aren't about to abandon that endeavor either. The outlet recently picked up a scoop regarding plot details for the Frozen sequel.

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  • Quentin Tarantino Confirms Whether Kill Bill Is One Movie Or Two

    Kill Bill Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 were released months apart, featured their own separate opening and closing credit sequences, and covered dramatically different stylistic terrain. Yet, there remains the question of whether they are one movie or two. Quentin Tarantino finally provides the answer.

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