• The Ending Of The Meg Explained

    It's man versus shark versus the summer box office competition as The Meg swims into theaters. How does it all go down in the final act?

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  • James Bond Boss Reportedly Eyeing Idris Elba To Play 007

    Elba, Idris Elba could be the next 007. According to new reports, longtime James Bond franchise producer Barbara Broccoli told filmmaker Antoine Fuqua that "it is time" for a non-white actor to play James Bond — and rumor has it that Idris Elba is the top pick for the part.

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  • Dark Phoenix Director Simon Kinberg Owns Up To Film's Failure

    Simon Kinberg isn't afraid to admit his mistakes. The director did just that when speaking to KCRW during a recent appearance on the outlet's The Business podcast. Getting remarkably candid, the filmmaker took the blame for everything that went wrong with Dark Phoenix.

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  • Men In Black: International Disappoints With $28.5 Million Opening

    Well, Sony probably saw this going a lot better. Men in Black: International seemed poised to be the talk of the town and the king of the box office, but sadly, things didn't pan out that way. The film had a disappointing opening weekend, earning just $28.5 million domestically.

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  • Bradley Cooper In Talks For Guillermo Del Toro's Nightmare Alley

    For his next project, Guillermo Del Toro is looking to land one of the hottest stars around. Bradley Cooper is in talks to lead Nightmare Alley, the adaptation of William Lindsey Gresham's novel that focuses on a couple of shady characters navigating the dark underbelly of a cut-rate carnival.

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  • The Long Walk: Director Talks 'Claustrophobic' Stephen King Adaptation

    ​​The Long Walk​, an early, intriguing work by the Master of Horror, is on its way to the big screen — with a sure hand at the helm. Director André Øvredal​, who directed the excellent horror feature The Autopsy of Jane Doe​, recently sat down with ​Rue Morgue​​ to discuss his take on the story.

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  • Sony Pushing For A PG-13 Rating For Venom

    According to Variety, Sony execs are pushing for their newest Marvel film, Venom, to have a hard PG-13 rating, a maneuver that's sure to leave hardcore fans of the symbiote-powered antihero puzzled.

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  • Watch Chris Hemsworth's Fat Thor Sing The Saddest Johnny Cash Song

    Who knew that the God of Thunder had musical leanings? In a recent Twitter post, Avengers: Endgame star Chris Hemsworth posted a clip featuring an edited montage of himself, in character as the chunky version of Thor, performing Johnny Cash's classic song "Hurt" while accompanying himself on guitar.

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  • Spider-Man: Far From Home Eyeing $160 Million Dollar Debut

    ​Move over, Avengers, and make way for your friendly neighborhood wall-crawler. ​Spider-Man: Far From Home​, the final film of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Phase Three, is tracking for an opening frame in the $150-$160 million dollar range, according to industry analysts.

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  • Dark Phoenix: Villains Were Originally Skrulls

    If you weren't blown away by the D'Bari, the villainous alien race in Dark Phoenix, there may be a reason for that. According to actor Tye Sheridan, writer/director Simon Kinberg had originally planned to feature the shape-shifting aliens known as the Skrulls as the flick's antagonists.

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  • What The Critics Are Saying About Men In Black: International

    The men (and women) in black are back — and critics are letting their thoughts about the organization's return be known. Ahead of the June 14 launch of Men in Black: International, Sony Pictures lifted the review embargo for the Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson-starrer on Wednesday, June 12.

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  • The Oscars Just Backtracked On Future Telecast Air Dates

    Don't get out those ballots just yet. According to Vulture, the Academy Awards have already bumped back their telecast dates going forward. In 2020, the telecast will air on February 9, but the Academy pushed back air dates for 2021 and 2022 to the end of February.

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  • Spider-Man: Far From Home Gets Artsy New IMAX Poster

    ​A neat little art installation is coming soon to a theater near you. A new poster for the IMAX presentation of ​Spider-Man: Far From Home​ was released today, and it carries a distinctly artsy vibe which just may contain a few secret nods. The image was tweeted by the MCU Direct Twitter account.​

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  • Bloodshot: Guy Pearce In Talks To Replace Michael Sheen

    Guy Pearce is shooting his shot at a role in Bloodshot. Pearce is reportedly in talks to replace Michael Sheen in Sony and Cross Creek Pictures' Bloodshot, which stars Vin Diesel as Ray Garrison, better known as the titular Bloodshot.

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  • Lamorne Morris Cast In Sony's Bloodshot

    This New Girl alum has scored a new gig. Lamorne Morris, whom you may recognize as Winston from New Girl, is set to star in Bloodshot, the upcoming Sony Pictures film starring Vin Diesel, Eiza Gonzalez, Sam Heughan, and Michael Sheen.

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  • Spider-Man: Far From Home Logo Unveiled

    Spidey's got a brand-new look. Not only does Sony's Marvel Cinematic Universe-adjacent sequel Spider-Man: Far From Home take our friendly neighborhood web-slinger to new places, but it also swipes the scrappy vigilante with a sleeker and more mature varnish.

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  • Quentin Tarantino's Star Trek: Script Is Done, Movie Will Be R-Rated

    You can't spell Tarantino without an "R." Quentin Tarantino has confirmed that the script for his Star Trek film is complete, and that his take on the beloved sci-fi property will indeed be R-rated. He dished up this dirt during an interview with Empire for the magazine's latest issue.

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