X-Men: Dark Phoenix Is 'More Of A Drama Versus A Superhero Film'
Tye Sheridan spoke about X-Men: Dark Phoenix at SXSW.
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Netflix Plans To Have 700 Original TV Series, Movies In 2018
This year, you'll never get stuck with nothing to watch on Netflix.
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A Quiet Place Scares Up $4.3 Million In Thursday Previews
John Krasinski and Emily Blunt's horror movie A Quiet Place will go up against John Cena and Leslie Mann's R-rated comedy Blockers and the second weekend of Steven Spielberg's Ready Player One at the box office this weekend.
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Westworld Shares Season 2 Tease Ahead Of Super Bowl Trailer Debut
The show is expected to return in the spring.
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Leaked Lego Image Might Reveal Thor's Infinity War Weapon
If this photo is legit, we know what Thor will wield in the upcoming Avengers flick.
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Everything Coming To Netflix In January 2018
January brings the addition of some incredible programming, from classic films to brand new shows and movies.
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Solo: A Star Wars Story To Premiere At Cannes Film Festival
Solo: A Star Wars Story is set to bow at the Cannes Film Festival before it soars into cinemas. Festival representatives confirmed that the film will screen in the Grand Amphitheatre Lumière at the Palais des Festivals in Cannes two days before its May 25 theatrical release in the United States.
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The First Purge Trailer Teases The Violent Tradition's Bloody Origins
You never forget your first Purge. Universal Pictures has released the official trailer for The First Purge, giving viewers an intimate, visceral look into the origins of alternate America's most violent tradition.
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Rogue One: Tony Gilroy Speaks Out About The Star Wars Story's Reshoots
A year and a half after its release, the filmmaker behind Rogue One: A Star Wars Story's extensive reshoots, Tony Gilroy, is finally speaking out about his role in the Star Wars spinoff's troubled reshoot process.
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The Untold Truth Of Dear White People
From crowdfunded hit indie to Netflix series, here's a look behind the scenes.
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History Cancels Bill Clinton Impeachment Drama Series In Mid-Development
A lot of things in life can hinge on what your definition of the word "is" is, so let us be clear with one thing at the start: History is not moving forward with its previously-announced six-part drama series, The Breach, based on the impeachment of Bill Clinton.
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The Man Who Killed Don Quixote Trailer Is Finally Here
At last, we have our first in-motion look at The Man Who Killed Don Quixote. Nearly 20 years after director Terry Gilliam got the production ball rolling on his infamous long-gestating project, ONE Media released the official trailer for the film.
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Avengers: Infinity War IMAX Poster Features Special Easter Eggs
Marvel has unveiled a gorgeous-looking Avengers: Infinity War IMAX poster, packed not only with essentially every major Marvel Cinematic Universe character, but also with a few special Easter eggs.
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Steven Spielberg Is Open To Making The Next Indiana Jones A Woman
Steven Spielberg is down for a gender-swapped Indiana Jones. The film franchise creative revealed that he's completely open to the idea of having a woman play the iconic adventurer originated by Harrison Ford.
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Black Panther Will Be The First Film Shown In Saudi Arabia In 35 Years
Black Panther is about to make history yet again. And we're not just talking breaking box office records or besting movies in advance ticket sales. No, this is something even bigger. Black Panther will be the first movie to screen to the public in a movie theater in Saudi Arabia in 35 years.
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Avengers: Infinity War Tracking For $200 Million-Plus Domestic Opening
What's in store for Disney and Marvel come April 27? Fat stacks of cash. Box office revenue predictions for Avengers: Infinity War just rolled out today, and reports indicate that the long-awaited ensemble flick will take home $200 million or more in its opening weekend in the United States.
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Mike Myers Revives Dr. Evil As Trump Staffer 'Fired' From The White House
He's alive! And by "he," we mean Mike Myers' Dr. Evil, the famous Austin Powers villain he revived on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Myers appeared as Dr. Evil on the April 4 episode of the late-night talkshow, sitting down for a postmortem chat with the charismatic host.
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Killing Eve Renewed For Season 2
BBC America has handed down an ahead-of-time second season renewal to its already critically lauded drama series Killing Eve, developed for television by Solo: A Star Wars Story actress Phoebe Waller-Bridge. The series stars Sandra Oh as Eve and Jodie Comer as Villanelle.
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Johnny English Is Back On The Job In First Johnny English Strikes Again Trailer
When society is on the precipice of total chaos, only one man can swoop in and defuse the situation: Johnny English ... unfortunately. Universal Pictures has unveiled the first trailer for Johnny English Strikes Again, the third entry in the Rowan Atkinson-starring Johnny English film series.
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Avengers: Infinity War Fan Gives Hawkeye His Own Character Poster
Hawkeye wasn't just late to the Avengers: Infinity War promo party, he never got an invitation. Jeremy Renner's marksman hero has yet to appear in most marketing materials, but one fan righted Marvel's recent wrong and crafted a character poster that gives Hawkeye his moment in the spotlight.
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Chaos Walking To Undergo Extensive Reshoots
Could Chaos Walking be in a state of... disarray? A new report has broken news that Chaos Walking, the Doug Liman-directed adaptation of the book trilogy by Patrick Ness, will be calling its cast and crew back for reshoots which could push back the movie's release date, currently set for March 2019.
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Red Sonja Comic To Be Adapted For Film By X-Men: First Class Writer
The She-Devil with a Sword is coming back to barbarize the movies. Red Sonja, the 1970s-era swords-and-sorcery comic book heroine, is being revived for a new feature from Millennium Films with a writer behind X-Men: First Class and Thor being hired to pen the screenplay.
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Avengers: Infinity War Character Posters Show The Heroes In A New Light
Marvel Studios unveiled a massive batch of Avengers: Infinity War character posters, sharing across its various social media accounts a whopping 22 images of each major character drenched in varying shades of blue, purple, and pink light.
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Deadpool Puts Pink Suit On The Line For Cancer Fundraising Contest
Deadpool is back to fight cancer, his most formidable foe — and he's asking for your help. Ryan Reynolds shared a video promoting a contest in support of LetsFCancer, aka F*** Cancer, with a haul of Deadpool-related prizes including a one-of-a-kind, custom-made, Ryan Reynolds-scented pink suit.
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Stranger Things Creators Respond To Plagiarism Lawsuit
Stranger Things creators and showrunners Matt and Ross Duffer, collectively known as the Duffer Brothers, have come forward to address recent allegations that they stole the idea for their hit Netflix series from a 2012 short film titled Montauk.
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The Walking Dead Season 8 Finale Has A 'Phenomenal And Unusual' Setting
The Walking Dead season 8 will end with a peculiar yet unparalleled bang. Andrew Lincoln, who plays Rick Grimes, has revealed the season finale takes place in a "phenomenal and unusual" setting, where the conflict between his character and Jeffrey Dean Morgan's Negan will come to a chaotic climax.
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Game Of Thrones: One Character Might Have A Major Role In Season 8
The final season of Game of Thrones certainly won't be all happy-go-lucky attitudes and happy endings, and it's basically a guarantee that we'll have to bid farewell to a fair few favorites. But one character will apparently have a much larger role in Game of Thrones season 8 than ever before.
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