Charlie Day Did A Lot Of Grunting For Super Mario Bros.
Charlie Day stars as Luigi in the new "The Super Mario Bros. Movie," and the actor revealed the most challenging part was having to record the grunting noises.
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The Revenant Composer Ryuichi Sakamoto Dies At 71
Ryuichi Sakamoto, composer of films such as Snake Eyes and The Last Emperor, has died.
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Tetris' Taron Egerton And Toby Jones Bonded Over The Terribleness Of Fake Mustaches
Tetris star Taron Egerton wore a fake mustache for his role as Henk Rogers, and the inconveniences of doing so were relatable to his co-star, Toby Jones.
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John Wick 4 Producer Erica Lee Promises You Don't Want To See The Nearly Four-Hour-Long Version
Apparently, there's an almost-four-hour cut of "John Wick: Chapter 4" somewhere, but producer Erica Lee assures that that version isn't worth watching.
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D&D: Honor Among Thieves Playfully Addresses Fan Criticism In '80s Cartoon Throwback
Dungeons and Dragons players have been up in arms about a change made to the game's rules for the new movie, and the film's marketing team has responded.
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Newcomer Maia Kealoha Cast As Lilo In Disney's Live Action Lilo & Stitch
"Lilo & Stitch" is getting a live-action remake from director Dean Fleischer Camp, and they've found their Lilo! Newcomer Maia Kealoha will be leading the film.
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Fantastic Four: Matt Shakman's MCU Film Just Secured Its Writer
Marvel Studios has secured noted sci-fi screenwriter Josh Friedman for Matt Shakman's upcoming "Fantastic Four" film, replacing Jeff Kaplan and Ian Springer.
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Chad Stahelski And Keanu Reeves Keep A Wishlist Of Future A-List John Wick Stars
The "John Wick" franchise features stars like Lawrence Fishburne and Ian McShane, and the lead star and director have a dream list of future actors in mind.
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Chris Pratt Responds To Super Mario Bros. Backlash With One Request
Chris Pratt knows that fans are skeptical about his voice acting for "The Super Mario Bros. Movie," but he's asking people to give the film a chance.
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Nicolas Cage Thinks The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent Was His Craziest Role Of All Time
Nicolas Cage has played many memorable characters, but according to the actor, "The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent" was his craziest role of all time
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D&D: Honor Among Thieves' Chris Pine Was Ready To Fight The Studio To Keep This Hilarious Regé-Jean Page Scene
Chris Pine shared the hilarious scene that he and the "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves" writers were ready to fight to keep in the final film.
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The Gears Of War Movie Could Be Amazing, But It Needs The Pendulum Wars Backstory From The Books
If you were one of the lucky players to read the "Gears of War" novels, you'll know there's a lot more to the series than meets the eye in the games.
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John Wick Proves That There's An Appetite For Hong Kong-Style Gun Fu - And Hollywood Needs To Feed It
The "John Wick" saga is one of the most refreshing action franchises to come out of Hollywood, and it embraces the spirit of Hong Kong's gun-fu cinema.
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The Wonder: Florence Pugh Says The Bleak Looking Food Was Actually Really Good
Although it looked disgusting on camera, Florence Pugh revealed that the food in her Netflix film "The Wonder" was quite tasty in real life.
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Michelle Rodriguez Claims Fast X Will Leave You Feeling Incomplete
While it might not be what you'd expect someone to say about their upcoming film, Michelle Rodriguez claims "Fast X" will leave you feeling incomplete.
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John Wick 4 Producer Confirms Wick's Fate, But Says 'Never Say Never' Regarding The Future
The ending of "John Wick: Chapter 4" has fans wondering about the future of the franchise, and one producer is weighing in on whether Wick's fate is final.
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Junji Ito's Bloodsucking Darkness Manga Is Getting The Live-Action Treatment
Jeff Howard and Fangoria Studios will adapt Japanese horror artist Junji Ito's "Bloodsucking Darkness" as a live-action movie as part of a new initiative.
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I Saw Jurassic World Live, And It's Better Than All Of The Movies
If the Jurassic World trilogy left you feeling unsatisfied, there's good news. It's called Jurassic World Live, and no, it's not just for kids.
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Keanu Reeves Gave The John Wick 4 Stunt Crew The Perfect Gifts
John Wick might be the infamous, uber-scary Boogeyman, but Keanu Reeves has shown time and again that he is kind and generous.
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Beef Creator Lee Sung Jin Joins Thunderbolts As New Writer
Marvel Studios' "Thunderbolts" has found a new writer in "Beef" creator Lee Sung Jin.
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Nicolas Cage Swears He Never Went Full Method As Dracula In Renfield Despite The Stories
We all know Nicolas Cage can go a little wild when he gets into character, but the legend wants to clear the air about method acting and Dracula.
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Murder Mystery 2: Adam Sandler Talks Filming On The Eiffel Tower At 2AM
Adam Sandler has a penchant for shooting comedies in beautiful locales, and Murder Mystery 2 with Jennifer Aniston is no exception.
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What Florence Pugh Thinks Happened To Dani After Midsommar's Disturbing Ending
"Midsommar" star Florence Pugh shared her thoughts on what might have happened to Dani after the film, adding she feels guilty for leaving the character behind.
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Ben Affleck Drops A Major Flash Spoiler, Reveals Another Justice League Cameo
Ben Affleck just dropped a major spoiler about "The Flash."
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The First Trailer For Asteroid City Is About As Wes Anderson As It Gets
Behold, the first trailer for director Wes Anderson's latest film, "Asteroid City."
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Jeremy Renner To Sit Down With Diane Sawyer For The First Interview Since His Accident
Jeremy Renner is doing his very first interview since his life-changing snow-plow accident.
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The Fast And The Furious Looked Entirely Different Before David Ayer Stepped In
"The Fast and the Furious" almost looked completely different and sported a different concept before David Ayer got involved and changed the film's trajectory.
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