The Untold Truth Of Baby Groot
Groot's roots run deep, and there's more than a few buried secrets most fans haven't uncovered yet.
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Avengers 4 Title Seemingly Confirmed By Movie's Cinematographer
The long-standing quest to discover the mysterious real title of Avengers 4 may finally be over. According to the latest rumor, the movie is called Avengers: End Game — and while that title has been rumored for a while, there's been a compelling new development that makes it seem quite likely.
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The 5 Best And 5 Worst Samuel L. Jackson Movies
Few actors have left as indelible a mark on Hollywood as Samuel L. Jackson. Of course, not all the movies in his impressive filmography are created equal. To help you sort the finer moments from the more forgettable entries, here are the five best and five worst Samuel L. Jackson movies.
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Animated Movie Mistakes You Won't Be Able To Unsee
Mistakes are unavoidable (especially when there's a large number of animators working together on a scene), but when you do actually notice one of these errors, it ends up becoming impossible to unsee.
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Aladdin: Magical First Poster For Disney's Live-Action Remake Has Been Revealed
The first poster for Disney's live-action Aladdin remake, in just three words? Shining, shimmering, splendid. Will Smith, who plays Genie, debuted the one-sheet on his Instagram page on Wednesday. The live-action Aladdin film also stars Mena Massoud as Aladdin and Naomi Scott as Princess Jasmine.
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Whatever Happened To Flash Gordon?
The story of Flash Gordon is a long and complex one, winding its way through a variety of media across more than eight decades. Let's dive in and take a look at where Flash got his start — and why his stories have gotten harder to adapt.
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What Parents Are Warning Others About Netflix's Mowgli
Make no mistake: Andy Serkis' Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle is definitely not for children. After discovering how dark the film really is, parents — and even those without children who are looking out for little ones in the world — have come forward to let others know that Mowgli is "traumatizing."
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Steven Spielberg's West Side Story Casts Newcomer Rachel Zegler As Maria
Steven Spielberg has stayed incredibly true to the source material in casting an actual teenager to lead his upcoming film. The director has tapped 17-year-old high school student — and total Hollywood newcomer — Rachel Zegler to portray Maria in West Side Story, a remake of the 1961 romantic drama.
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The Untold Truth Of Spawn
Todd McFarlane's Spawn -- about a black ops soldier killed in action and resurrected as a supernatural warrior -- quickly became Image's most successful title. While McFarlane will tell you he's an artist first and a businessman second, he's turned Spawn into its own media empire.
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Spider-Man: Far From Home Trailer Offers The First Look At Jake Gyllenhaal's Mysterio
After much back-and-forth and debate over when the footage would actually arrive, the first trailer for Spider-Man: Far From Home finally hit the internet on Tuesday, January 15. In it, fans watch Peter Parker (Tom Holland) head to Europe, battle the Elementals, and meet Mysterio (Jake Gyllenhaal).
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The Most Awkward Things To Ever Happen On Set
Filmmaking is a complex process that leaves lots of room for screw-ups and diversions. Plenty of weird things have happened on set, and since these stories typically make for perfect late night talk show fodder, actors are often more than happy to share their strangest stories with the world.
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Audi May Have Spoiled Who Saves Tony Stark In Avengers 4
So much for keeping secrets, huh, Marvel? Fans have plenty of ideas about who might save Tony Stark from dying in deep space in Avengers: Endgame, but a recent announcement from Audi seems to have revealed who that hero will be, effectively spoiling that aspect of the upcoming film.
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Why Replicas Bombed At The Box Office
Replicas started off 2019 with one of the worst movies of the year. Poorly reviewed and little-seen, the bewildering sci-fi drama has already earned itself the distinction of being the worst-performing wide release of Keanu Reeves' career. It's enough to make you say "Whoa."
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Critics' Choice Awards 2019: Complete List Of Winners
The 2019 Critics' Choice Awards have come and gone, and the ceremony that took place on Sunday, January 13 saw many actors, directors, writers, composers, editors, and designers take home statues for their accomplishments in film and television last year. Here's the full list of winners.
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Hobbs & Shaw: Dwayne Johnson Shares New Photo Featuring Jason Statham And Idris Elba
Alone, Dwayne Johnson, Jason Statham, and Idris Elba are total badasses. Together, their coolness is powerful enough drop jaws around the world and amass over six million likes on Instagram, which happened when Johnson shared a photo of himself, Statham, and Elba in character for Hobbs & Shaw.
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The Social Network Screenwriter Aaron Sorkin Says 'There Should Be A Sequel'
You don't get to 500 million friends without making a few enemies, and you don't write an Oscar-winning drama without having a few thoughts about a potential follow-up. Such is the case for The Social Network scribe Aaron Sorkin, who revealed that he believes "there should be a sequel" to the film.
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Final Destination Reboot In Development With Saw Writers Patrick Melton And Marcus Dunstan
No accidents, no coincidences, no escapes. You can't cheat death, and neither can New Line Cinema. The studio has greenlit a Final Destination reboot. Screenwriters Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan, who wrote four entries in the Saw film series, are attached to pen the script.
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The Most Iconic Movie Moments Of 2018
No matter what your genre preferences might be, it's been a pretty great year for movies. Among them were several scenes that seared themselves into the cultural consciousness. These are the scenes we'll still be talking about next year and the year after that—the most iconic movie scenes of 2018.
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Masters Of The Universe Reboot Lands Iron Man Screenwriters
The Masters of the Universe have landed some masterful writing talent. Art Marcum and Matt Holloway, the screenwriting team whose credits include the upcoming Men in Black: International as well as inaugural Marvel Cinematic Universe effort Iron Man, have been hired to rewrite the script.
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Coming To America Sequel Gets A Director
Prince Akeem is officially coming (back) to America. Paramount has tapped Craig Brewer (Hustle & Flow) to direct the long-gestating sequel to the 1988 comedy classic, with Eddie Murphy expected to reprise his role, according to Deadline. Production is expected to commence sometime this year.
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Men In Black: International Photos Offer First Look At New Aliens
Say hello to some seriously freaky alien agents. Just a day after unveiling plot details for Men in Black: International, plus a pair of on-set snaps and one of the coolest magazine covers we've ever seen, Entertainment Weekly revealed the first look at the new aliens featured in the upcoming film.
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Rambo 5: Last Blood: Sylvester Stallone Shares New Photo
John Rambo is officially a cowboy, baby, and he's going to show off his boots and spurs until the cows come home — or until Rambo 5: Last Blood opens in theaters, at least. Sylvester Stallone recently took to Instagram to share a new photo from Rambo 5: Last Blood, due out this fall.
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Ant-Man And The Wasp Director: Russo Brothers Helped With Post-Credits Scene
Ant-Man and the Wasp director Peyton Reed put together the film's jaw-dropping post-credits scene with a little help from his friends. He revealed that Avengers: Infinity War directors Joe and Anthony Russo, along with screenwriters Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely, helped craft the scene.
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New Men In Black: International Photos, Plot Details Unveiled
Ahead of the film's theatrical release this summer, Entertainment Weekly treated the world to a batch of brand-new photos from Men in Black: International, along with juicy details regarding the sequel-slash-spin-off-slash-soft-reboot film's story and some inside information the cast and crew.
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Netflix Drops First Trailer For Arty Horror-Thriller Velvet Buzzsaw
Netflix is offering up a new horror-thriller sure to generate some Buzz. Fresh off the massive success of the terrifying Bird Box, the streamer is readying to drop Velvet Buzzsaw, the first trailer for which was released to its U.K. and Ireland YouTube channel this morning. It looks freakin' nuts.
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Oscars 2019: Organizers Reportedly Trying To Reunite The Avengers Cast
The Avengers just might reassemble at the 2019 Oscars. A report by The Hollywood Reporter claims that the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and the producers of the 91st Academy Awards ceremony are "scrambling" to reunite the cast of Marvel's Avengers franchise for the upcoming event.
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What Critics Are Saying About Glass
Ever since director M. Night Shyamalan announced his forthcoming film Glass, a sequel to 2000's Unbreakable and 2017's Split, one question has plagued fans' brains: Would Glass be as great as everyone hoped? Well, the reviews are officially in, and the answer to that question might break your heart.
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