Steven Spielberg, who just released his sci-fi action film Ready Player One, has revealed that he doesn't believe a Netflix movie getting an awards-qualifying theatrical release warrants eligibility for Oscar nominations.
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Capcom's Street Fighter video game franchise is headed to television. Mark Gordon, the President and Chief Content Officer of Film, Television, and Digital of distribution company eOne, has just signed a deal to finance, develop, and produce a television adaptation of the Street Fighter series.
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Riverdale High is set to take on Carrie: The Musical in an upcoming episode. The CW series stars K.J. Apa, Lili Reinhart, Camila Mendes, Cole Sprouse, Madelaine Petsch, Casey Cott, Ashleigh Murray, Madchen Amick, Luke Perry, Marisol Nichols, and Mark Consuelos.
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Chris Pratt, who portrays Peter Quill/Star-Lord in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, took to Instagram to praise Avengers: Infinity War and promise that it "will be the biggest movie of all time."
Read MoreMichael B. Jordan and Michael Shannon's Fahrenheit 451, based on the Ray Bradbury book of the same name, has landed a May premiere date on HBO. Sofia Boutella, Lilly Singh, Laura Harrier, and Martin Donovan also star in the Ramin Bahrani-directed film.
Read MorePacific Rim Uprising, starring John Boyega, Rinko Kikuchi, and Scott Eastwood, could finally dethrone Marvel's Black Panther at the weekend box office. Also opening this weekend are Unsane, Sherlock Gnomes, Midnight Sun, and Paul, Apostle of Christ.
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Pacific Rim Uprising hasn't been in theaters for a full 24 hours yet, and already director Steven S. DeKnight has his eyes on the future of the franchise. DeKnight revealed that he has an idea for what a third Pacific Rim film might entail.
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Rick and Morty creators Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon confirmed that Adult Swim has yet to renew the fan-favorite show for season 4, and it's due to ongoing contract talks with parent company Turner Broadcasting Systems.
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New York City firefighter firefighter Michael R. Davidson died and several others were injured while trying to put out a massive fire in an abandoned residential building being used as a set for Edward Norton's adaptation of Motherless Brooklyn.
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Andrew Garfield stars as a man on a surreal journey through Los Angeles in David Robert Mitchell's Under the Silver Lake.
Read MoreBad Moms star Mila Kunis and Saturday Night Live funny lady Kate McKinnon come together for Lionsgate's action comedy movie The Spy Who Dumped Me, which just dropped its first trailer on Wednesday.
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HBO's hit science-fiction series Westworld is preparing its high-profile return to the airwaves with a new poster for the series' second season being unveiled as part of a viral ad campaign.
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The upcoming Marvel ensemble flick Avengers: Infinity War has an epic runtime to go with its epic cast. When you consider how many A-list stars are in the movie, it's actually kind of incredible that it's not seven hours long.
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We first learned that Terry Crews is in Deadpool 2 when the first trailer dropped last month, and now the new trailer seems to reveal which Marvel character he could be playing. It might come as something of a shock.
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The Joker is finally arriving in Gotham City — or is he? Since the end of the show's first season, Cameron Monaghan's Jerome Valeska has been the proto-Joker of Gotham's rogues' gallery. Now, after four seasons, it looks like Gotham is finally pulling the trigger on unveiling its full-fledged Joker.
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Chris Evans' Marvel contract will be fulfilled after next year's Avengers 4, and the Captain America actor said it will be his final appearance as the iconic Avengers leader. But will anyone else pick up the shield?
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There's a new trailer for Deadpool 2, and it has so much unbridled amazingness crammed into two minutes that you may have missed a few details. That's why we went back shot-by-shot and put together a gallery of some of the most epic, intriguing and downright sexiest moments.
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Chbosky had been tapped to direct Seuss, the forthcoming biopic that chronicles the life of beloved author Theodor Geisel, better known by the masses as Dr. Seuss. The film serves as Chbosky's follow-up to his global box office hit Wonder, which took home a staggering $285 million worldwide.
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The actor is headed back to ABC.
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Deadpool, the world's most snarky, insanely-violent superhero, is finally back. Fox has released the third (but first straightforward) trailer for the upcoming Deadpool sequel, which is now officially titled Deadpool 2.
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Marvel's newest round of Avengers toys have once again revealed perhaps a bit too much about an upcoming movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, as new bobblehead figures from Hot Toys appear to show a big change in Thor's status quo in the upcoming Avengers: Infinity War.
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Henry Cavill has shaved the Mission: Impossible mustache that helped to sink the Justice League, and there's no way to see it as anything other than the end of an era. Cavill made the announcement via a post on his Instagram page, bidding a fond farewell to his famed and controversial lip tickler.
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Tessa Thompson will reunite with her Thor: Ragnarok co-star Chris Hemsworth for Sony's Men in Black spinoff. The pair will replace franchise stars Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith, who portrayed Kevin Brown/Agent K and James Darrell Edwards III/Agent J, respectively.
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HBO revealed the lineup of new releases coming to HBO Now in April, and it's headlined by the second season premiere of the critically acclaimed sci-fi drama Westworld, starring Evan Rachel Wood, Ed Harris, and Thandie Newton.
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There's a new trailer for Cobra Kai, the upcoming Karate Kid sequel series coming to YouTube Red, and it reveals that Daniel Larusso (Ralph Macchio) might not be the star of the show. Instead, the series is focused on the reformed bully Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka).
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Producers for Black Lightning were quick to assert that the CW's newest superhero show would be separate from the rest of the network's Arrowverse. Despite this, fans have noticed an increasing number of name-drops in the first season that suggest the series may cross over to the others after all.
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