Bloopers That Actually Cost The Filmmakers A Ton Of Money
We've rounded up a collection of mistakes that rank among Hollywood's most expensive goofs. Here's a look at some bloopers that actually cost the filmmakers a ton of money.
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Jay And Silent Bob Reboot Plot Details Revealed
Strap in, everyone. We're heading back to the View Askewniverse. Filmmaker and famous geek Kevin Smith recently dished up new plot details on his upcoming pic Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, which, contrary to what the title would suggest, isn't exactly a standard reboot.
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Woody Harrelson Confirms Role In Venom, Venom Sequel
It's all but set in stone: Woody Harrelson will be in director Ruben Fleischer's Venom — and in a planned Venom sequel. The actor will appear alongside Tom Hardy as Venom, Scott Haze as Roland Treece, Jenny Slate as Dora Skirth, and Michelle Williams as Anne Weying.
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New Ant-Man And The Wasp Footage Teases A Ghost-Fighting Plan
In true Ant-Man fashion, the latest bit of Ant-Man and the Wasp footage is short but packs a major punch. The new teaser features extra glimpses of Hannah John-Kamen's villainous character Ghost, and how Paul Rudd's Ant-Man and Evangeline Lilly's Wasp plan to vanquish her once and for all.
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Zack Snyder Confirms Next Project Is Adaptation Of The Fountainhead
Zack Snyder is officially getting his Fountainhead adaptation into development. The director recently confirmed that his next project will be a take on Ayn Rand's 1943 novel The Fountainhead, which follows an individualistic architect who is unwilling to conform to appease his fellow architects.
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Solo: A Star Wars Story's Biggest Cameo Was 'Too Secret To Ever Name'
Solo: A Star Wars Story features a Game of Thrones actress in its main roster (Emilia Clarke as Qi'ra), and apparently, the creatives took a page from the HBO series' secret-holding book in keeping an ultra-tight lid on the biggest cameo in the film.
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Solo: A Star Wars Story Director Responds To Film's Underwhelming Box Office Opening
Solo: A Star Wars Story flew lower than expected at the box office this weekend, and now, director Ron Howard is addressing the situation. Starring Alden Ehrenreich, the film was projected to earn between $130 to $150 million upon launch, but only pulled in $83.3 million over the three-day weekend.
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Avengers: Infinity War: Explaining Thor's Inconsistent Power Levels
As Thor, Chris Hemsworth is one of the musclier, more powerful, and now more comedic heroes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But rippling abs and a newfound ability to rip jokes weren't enough to distract from the fact that Thor's powers were kind of all over the place in Avengers: Infinity War.
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Sesame Street Sues Over Melissa McCarthy's The Happytime Murders
Sesame Workshop, the company behind Sesame Street, is suing STX Films over the marketing of their upcoming Melissa McCarthy-starring puppet detective comedy The Happytime Murders. The company alleges that the R-rated comedy could hurt their family brand.
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Solo: A Star Wars Story Has Disappointing $83.3 Million Three-Day Opening
Solo: A Star Wars Story is flying a little low at the box office. The movie opened to a disappointing $83.3 million over the three-day weekend, suggesting a $101 million four-day debut.This is severely down from initial tracking, which had the movie pegged for a $130 to $150 million debut.
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The Expanse Officially Revived At Amazon
Amazon has finalized a deal to bring The Expanse back for a fourth season after it was canceled by Syfy. Shohreh Aghdashloo, Thomas Jane, Steven Strait, Cas Anvar, Wes Chatham, Dominique Tipper, and Frankie Adams star in the series.
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Characters In Solo: A Star Wars Story With More Meaning Than You Realized
True to form, the movie is a menagerie of aliens, droids, and rebel scum, and believe it or not, a few of those characters come into play in other Star Wars stories.
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The Han Solo And Indiana Jones Crossover Story You Never Knew About
Now that Disney owns both properties anything is possible, but what if we told you it already happened?
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The Real Reason Jet Li Looks Completely Different Now
People have made their concerns known on social media and comments sections all around the world — but is there really any reason to worry? Here are the real reasons why Jet Li looks completely different now.
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That's What's Up: What's Up With X-Force?
The idea of X-Force has gone through a lot of changes over the years. At this point, it contains multitudes, and each different interpretation, whether it seems like a return to basics or a wild new direction, fits with the others.
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The Head-Turning Solo Cameo We Weren't Prepared For
Unless everything we've learned about Han Solo was all a hoax or only half of the whole truth, what went down in Solo: A Star Wars Story shouldn't have been jaw-dropping. And yet, it was. Solo shocked viewers by including a head-turning cameo no one saw coming.
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Deadly Class: Russo Brothers Syfy Series Gets New Showrunner
The upcoming Syfy Image Comics adaptation, executive produced by Avengers: Infinity War directors Joe and Anthony Russo, has replaced showrunner Adam Targum (Banshee) with Shots Fired and Chicago Fire alum Mick Betancourt.
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Deadpool 2: Ryan Reynolds Thanks Fans With Hilarious Golden Girls Video
Ryan Reynolds has one thing to say to Deadpool 2 fans: Thank you for being a friend. The man behind the Merc with a Mouth took to Instagram on Friday to share a special Golden Girls-style video to express his sincere gratitude for moviegoers flocking to see the raunchy R-rated sequel.
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The Sisters Brothers Trailer: Joaquin Phoenix, John C. Reilly Are Sibling Assassins
Ever heard of the Sisters Brothers? Well, it's time to get acquainted. Annapurna has dropped the first trailer for The Sisters Brothers, the Joaquin Phoenix and John C. Reilly-led flick directed by Jacques Audiard. Phoenix and Reilly play hired guns tracking down the man who stole from their boss.
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Christopher Robin Trailer Brings Winnie The Pooh To The Real World
Christopher Robin features McGregor as a grown-up Christopher Robin, who has lost his imagination and prioritizes his work over his family. That all changes when his old friend Winnie the Pooh (Jim Cummings) reenters his life.
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Solo: A Star Wars Story Earns $14.1 Million In Thursday Previews
Solo: A Star Wars Story is looking to top Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End's Memorial Day box office record. The film stars Alden Ehrenreich as a younger version of the gunslinger played by Harrison Ford in the original Star Wars trilogy.
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Daniel Craig's Bond 25 Lands Release Date, Danny Boyle To Direct
Bond, James Bond, is making a comeback soon. Bond 25 has set a debut date and confirmed Danny Boyle as its director. Daniel Craig will reprise his role as the titular super spy in the film, which marks his last go-around as 007.
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Star Wars: Boba Fett Movie Officially Announced With Logan Director
The Star Wars stories aren't stopping, and Boba Fett is next. The next character from the original Star Wars trilogy to get a whole feature to themselves will be Mandalorian bounty hunter and right-hand to Darth Vader Boba Fett, with a movie set to be directed by Logan director James Mangold.
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Final Sicario: Day Of The Soldado Trailer Sets The Stakes For War
Sony Pictures Entertainment has released the third and final trailer for its upcoming war-on-the-borderlands sequel to Sicario, and it's easily the most action-packed look at the upcoming off-books operation yet. Starring Benicio del Toro and Josh Brolin, the movie invades on June 29.
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Tales From The Hood Is Getting A Sequel
One of the all-time great horror anthologies, Tales from the Hood, is officially getting a sequel. Released in 1995, the horror anthology from Rusty Cundieff told four comic and spooky tales from a black American perspective, blending incisive racial commentary with horror decades before Get Out.
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The Flash: Villain For Season 5 May Have Already Been Revealed
That was fast. Though season four of his series has only just ended, another enemy is already coming for The Flash. According to new casting reports from the CW superhero show, The Flash is seeking to add a new major character from the comics for the series' fifth season.
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The Avengers: Infinity War Death A Marvel Executive Tried To Stop
Avengers: Infinity War didn't just kill its darlings, it straight-up annihilated them. But if one Marvel executive had persuaded directors Joe and Anthony Russo enough, the film may have gone without one major death.
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