Who ya gonna call? The Leftovers actress Carrie Coon and Stranger Things star Finn Wolfhard are reportedly in talks to play a mother/son pair in director Jason Reitman's upcoming Ghostbusters movie, according to a report by Variety. Sony Pictures is still seeking to cast additional family members.
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The Invisible Man won't be pulling a disappearing act after all. The Handmaid's Tale's Elisabeth Moss is reportedly in talks to lead the film from Universal Pictures and Blumhouse Productions, with originally attached star Johnny Depp no longer involved in the project, according to Collider.
Read MoreThis boy is back, and he's on fire. Lionsgate Pictures and Summit Entertainment ushered in a new month of 2019 with a (literal) hot treat: the red band trailer for the R-rated Hellboy reboot, starring Stranger Things favorite David Harbour as the titular half-demon hero.
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After 20th Century Fox released the newest trailer for Dark Phoenix, which confirmed the death of a major X-Men character, director Simon Kinberg sat down with Entertainment Weekly to discuss the footage and explain the twist in more detail.
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Rami Malek could be moving from belting out iconic tunes in Bohemian Rhapsody to bringing chaos and destruction to the life of the most famous spy in the world in Bond 25. A new report published by Collider details that Malek is in "final negotiations" to play the villain in the next Bond movie.
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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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Rotten Tomatoes is making things a little more garden-fresh moving forward. The review aggregator has announced that, as of Monday, February 25, it will no longer display audience ratings or comments before a film's release. This news comes after trolls flooded Captain Marvel with negative reviews.
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Tuesday was a big day for movies, as just after Warner Bros. unveiled the second trailer for Detective Pikachu, 20th Century Fox rolled out a new poster for Dark Phoenix and promised that another trailer will launch on Wednesday.
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With his hook for hand, he's coming to terrify a new generation of audiences. The Get Down star Yahya Abdul-Mateen II is in talk to star in the Jordan Peele-produced "spiritual sequel" to the 1992 horror classic Candyman, although no deal has yet been finalized, according to a report by Variety.
Read MoreIn 2015, a pizza-eating rat in New York captured the attention of people across the world. In 2019, a crime-solving one in the fictional Ryme City will steal the hearts of moviegoers everywhere. Warner Bros. unveiled a buzzy new trailer for Detective Pikachu on Tuesday.
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Some diehard Ghostbusters fans may think reboot star Melissa McCarthy won't want to come near Jason Reitman's sequel. Others may think she wouldn't be supportive of the flick. But, as reality has proven, neither of those assumptions are true. McCarthy recently shared her thoughts on Ghostbusters 3.
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Wow, Oscar, you sure have a selective memory. Per tradition, Sunday night's Academy Awards telecast featured an "In Memoriam" segment highlighting notable personalities we've lost over the last year — and, also per tradition, a number of beloved entertainment giants were inexplicably omitted.
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Ryan Reynolds is doing what Ryan Reynolds does best: promoting his latest project in the most clever, chuckle-worthy way. In a video posted to Reynolds' Twitter account, the actor teased that a new trailer for Detective Pikachu, directed by Rob Letterman, is headed our way tomorrow.
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Is the House of Mouse down with the new, blue Genie, or is Disney denouncing its very own creation? The company kept quiet after the internet completely torched Will Smith following the newest live-action Aladdin trailer drop, but now, Disney has come forward to address the blue Genie debacle.
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John Krasinski will be leading us back to A Quiet Place. The Office star-turned unlikely horror auteur, who was already on board to write the sequel to his breakout 2018 hit, will also be settling back into the director's chair. His wife and co-star Emily Blunt has also sealed a deal to return.
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Like Peter Venkman was "fuzzy on the whole good-bad thing," so too is Jason Reitman, who has had to do some damage control after making a controversial comment about his upcoming Ghostbusters movie. Reitman recently stated that he doing everything he can to "hand the movie back to the fans."
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Auf wiedersehen, Pepper Potts. Gwyenth Paltrow has revealed to Variety that she is exiting the Marvel Cinematic Universe and stepping away from her post as the "most capable, qualified, trustworthy person" Tony Stark has ever met following the upcoming release of Avengers: Endgame.
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A new writer has joined the Black Widow party (although she doesn't see how it's a party). Marvel has tapped Ned Benson (of the Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby trilogy) to revamp the script for the superspy's solo vehicle. The first draft has been turned in by Jac Schaeffer.
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Before Will Smith headed straight to the Wild Wild West, he breezed right by The Matrix. In a new video posted to his personal YouTube channel, Smith dropped a bombshell: he turned down the opportunity to star as Thomas A. Anderson (a.k.a. Neo) in the famed sci-fi film The Matrix.
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There was hardly a battle at the domestic box office this weekend, with Alita: Battle Angel easily besting its competition and opening to the tune of $27.8 million. Directed by Robert Rodriguez, Alita: Battle Angel has earned, as of Monday, February 18, $36.5 million across the U.S. and Canada.
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What once was old is new again. As has often been the case in the past, the official LEGO set for an upcoming Marvel film — in this case, the long-awaited Avengers: Endgame — may have revealed a major spoiler. Namely, the return of the Chitauri, the invading alien race from the first Avengers movie.
Read MoreWe know Elsa would tell us to "let it go," but we can't get over our excitement. Disney dropped the first teaser trailer for Frozen 2, the hotly (or should we say coldly?) awaited and long-gestating sequel to its 2013 animated-feature-turned-inescapable-global-phenomenon, on Wednesday.
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Sylvester Stallone is very, very excited to be playing John J. Rambo one last time. As he's done several times in recent months, the star took to Instagram to share new images along with text that gives us a deeper insight into the backstory of the iconic character.
Read MoreIn the first trailer for Tolkien, the upcoming biopic centered on The Lord of the Rings author J.R.R. Tolkien, audiences get a glimpse into the life of the famous novelist in the years ahead of his rise to fame. X-Men actor Nicholas Hoult stars as Tolkien, sharing the screen with Lily Collins.
Read MoreThe wait is over. Your best friend has arrived. MGM and Orion Pictures delivered a fright on Friday when the studios unveiled the first teaser trailer for the Child's Play remake. Much like the lacquered new look its title character sports, the fresh Child's Play flick features a few updates.
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Gunn may be gone, but his story will go on. Series star Chris Pratt has confirmed in an interview with MTV News that the forthcoming Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 will use the script completed by writer/director James Gunn before his firing from the project.
Read MoreMore Shaft than you can handle. That's exactly what Warner Bros. Pictures delivered on Wednesday, when the studio dropped the very first trailer for Shaft, the reboot-slash-sequel that sees three generations of butt-kicking justice-seekers band together on a personal mission for vengeance.
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