Bloopers That Made Us Love These Superheroes Even More
Superhero movies are a lot of fun to watch—and apparently a lot of fun to make, too.
Read MoreSuperhero movies are a lot of fun to watch—and apparently a lot of fun to make, too.
Read MoreWonder Woman is heading to 1984 — and when she gets there, she'll find a new foe lying in wait. Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins has shared the first image of actor Kristen Wiig in character on the set of of the superhero sequel, portraying the character Barbara Ann Minerva, aka Cheetah.
Read MoreWhile Maul's appearance didn't have much of an effect on Solo's story, it suggests huge implications for the way the Star Wars saga will unfold in its movie series down the line. Let's break down what Darth Maul's appearance in Solo means for the future of Star Wars.
Read MoreRemaking Child's Play? For MGM, that's, well, child's play. MGM is developing a remake of Child's Play, the 1988 horror classic directed by Tom Holland. The studio tapped Polaroid filmmaker Lars Klevberg to direct the remake, with Kung Fury scribe Tyler Burton Smith attached to pen the script.
Read MoreTalk to us, Teller. Miles Teller has been cast in Paramount Pictures and Skydance's Top Gun: Maverick, set for the role of Nick "Goose" Bradshaw's son. The actor, known for Whiplash, Fantastic Four, and Thank You for Your Service, joins Tom Cruise and Val Kilmer for the upcoming sequel.
Read MoreVanessa Kirby has officially joined the extended Fast family. Kirby is in "final negotiations" to star in the Fast and Furious spinoff film entitled Hobbs and Shaw. The actress, known for playing Princess Margaret on The Crown, joins Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham for the movie.
Read MoreLewis Tan isn't taking to the skies as Nightwing just yet. The actor has come forward to address the recent news that DC Films had met with him about possibly taking on the role of Dick Grayson's crime-fighting alter ego for the upcoming Nightwing movie.
Read MoreAvengers: Infinity War was stuffed wall to wall with Marvel Comics' brightest heroes — well, except for two. Neither Jeremy Renner's Hawkeye nor Paul Rudd's Ant-Man were included on the movie's stacked roster. Rudd has now revealed how he feels about not being in Avengers: Infinity War.
Read MoreDevelopment on DC's Nightwing has been slow and silent going since we first heard about the project about a year ago. But according to That Hashtag Show, DC has begun meeting with actors to potentially play the role of Dick Grayson's post-Robin crime fighter.
Read MoreThe Rock is (almost) on fire. Universal released a new trailer for Skyscraper, which stars Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson as ex-FBI Hostage Rescue Team leader Will Sawyer, who spends his days assessing safety for skyscrapers — and who gets framed for setting the world's safest building on fire.
Read MoreHe's alive! He's aaaliiive! Photos from the set of the Spider-Man: Homecoming sequel, Spider-Man: Far From Home, have surfaced online -- and they show actor Tom Holland back in his role as Peter Parker.
Read MoreDwayne Johnson, Jack Black, Karen Gillan, and Kevin Hart are all returning for a sequel to Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, which will hit theaters in December of 2019. Director Jake Kasdan spoke in a recent interview about the filming schedule for the action sequel.
Read MoreSony has recruited a new group of stars for their Men in Black spin-off. Kumail Nanjiani (The Big Sick), Rafe Spall (Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom), and Les Twins (World of Dance) have joined the cast of the movie, which will star Thor: Ragnarok duo Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson.
Read MoreIt was another box office victory for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, which topped new releases Sicario: Day of the Soldado and Uncle Drew in its second weekend in theaters. Also in the top five was The Incredibles 2 and Ocean's 8.
Read MoreThe Shining sequel has scored another star. Mission: Impossible - Fallout actress Rebecca Ferguson is in talks to star alongside Ewan McGregor in Doctor Sleep, Warner Bros.' adaptation of Stephen King's novel of the same name, which is a follow-up to his other horror book-turned-film The Shining.
Read MoreOscar-nominee Greta Gerwig (Lady Bird) is planning to tackle an adaptation of the Louisa May Alcott novel Little Women, with Meryl Streep, Emma Stone, Saoirse Ronan, Florence Pugh, and Timothee Chalamet in talks to join the cast.
Read MoreTom Cruise is never not doing stunts that would send any normal person (or even trained professional, in some cases) straight to the hospital, and he's at it again for Mission: Impossible - Fallout. A new featurette for the flick highlights the death-defying stunts Cruise performs as Ethan Hunt.
Read MoreNext comic book movie up for adaptation? It's Morbius, the Living Vampire, a Marvel character being brought to life by Sony. A Morbius movie sounds good but it just might not work out. Here are all the reasons that we're worried about Jared Leto's Morbius.
Read MoreAquaman's Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Endeavour's Sara Vickers have been added to the ensemble cast of HBO's Watchmen, which already includes Jeremy Irons, Regina King, Don Johnson, Tim Blake Nelson, Louis Gossett Jr., Adelaide Clemens, Andrew Howard, Tom Mison, Frances Fisher, and Jacob Ming-Trent.
Read MoreWhile kids probably just waited for their favorites to show up, older fans could keep their eyes peeled for hidden layers, and ask some bigger questions. Here are of the moments in Avengers: Infinity War that you probably only noticed if you were an adult.
Read MoreSicario: Day of the Soldado has scored the first point against fellow new release Uncle Drew at the weekend box office. The action flick topped Uncle Drew in Thursday night previews, bringing in $2 million to the basketball comedy's $1.1 million.
Read MoreThe clown prince of crime is now a tragic vampire, as Sony has announced that Jared Leto will take on the role of Morbius, the Living Vampire in a solo movie from the director of Life. The Spider-Man spinoff will center on a scientist who accidentally turns himself into a bloodsucking villain.
Read MorePeer into the movie-making looking glass, and you'll find the first poster for Glass, the forthcoming superhero horror-thriller from director M. Night Shyamalan. The film stars Bruce Willis as David Dunn, Samuel L. Jackson as Elijah Price (a.k.a. Mr. Glass), and James McAvoy as Kevin Wendell Crumb.
Read MoreBrace yourselves — the Purge is coming into your home, as USA has released the first trailer for its ten-episode series based on The Purge film franchise. The series will focus on the lead-up to Purge Night, showcasing every participant's unique motivation for going out to... celebrate.
Read MoreWith Solo: A Star Wars Story in the rear view, Jonathan Kasdan is setting his sights on Harrison Ford's other iconic character: Indiana Jones. The writer has signed on to take over scripting duties on the untitled fifth Indiana Jones movie, picking up where original writer David Koepp left off.
Read MoreHow did the SNL star go from comedy hero to box-office zero?
Read MoreThe First Purge looks like the world's worst block party in a batch of 14 new images from the upcoming horror prequel. Previously known as The Purge: The Island, the fourth movie in the Purge series is set to return to the very first experimental instance of the "crime is legal" initiative.
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