Disney's The Jungle Cruise will set sail sooner than you think. The film's star Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson took to Instagram to share a video announcing that shooting will begin next week, starting on Monday, May 21.
Read MoreThe death-defying stunts we see in movies aren't quite as dangerous as they look—but they can still go terribly, and sometimes fatally, wrong.
Read MoreThe third trailer for the upcoming film gets back to Wonder Woman's roots.
Read MoreSheldon Cooper could live on well into the future. Despite CBS' popular comedy series The Big Bang Theory approaching its 12th season, the show isn't showing signs of stopping. And according to CBS entertainment president Kelly Kahl, the network hopes the series will last more than 12 seasons.
Read MoreThe breakout star will play the lucky mercenary in the upcoming sequel.
Read MoreThe sequel will bring Evangeline Lilly's character into the spotlight.
Read MoreLongtime NCIS star Pauley Perrette, who recently ended her 15-season run as Abby Sciuto, recently took to Twitter to post a series of tweets alleging that she was the victim of "multiple physical assaults" during her time on the show. Network CBS has now responded to Perrette's accusations.
Read MoreParamount Pictures has dropped an all-new trailer for the Tom Cruise-starrer Mission: Impossible - Fallout, where there's another ostensibly absurd operation for Ethan Hunt to carry out. But this time around, the consequences are greater, the stakes higher, and the requisite sacrifices unavoidable.
Read MoreTo commemorate National Dinosaur Day, Universal Pictures has shared an exclusive Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom featurette that puts the spotlight on some of the gorgeous, enormous creatures seen in the flick.
Read MoreDeadpool is about to drop a massive number two. The Fox superhero sequel Deadpool 2 is on track to unseat Avengers: Infinity War at the box office this weekend, bringing home a global total anticipated to be over $300 million.
Read MoreEvery once in awhile, things just don't work out and there's no choice but to shut down production and move on—even if the story hasn't reached its conclusion.
Read MoreYou'll have to admit that a lot of these projects have potential.
Read MoreCobra Kai, the ten-episode sequel series to The Karate Kid films, sounded like a joke when it was first announced for YouTube Red — but who's laughing now? According to data from Parrot Analytics, Cobra Kai is proving to be an unexpected hit against competing shows on Netflix and Hulu.
Read MoreIn an unprecedented upset, it was the coming-of-age drama that beat out La La Land.
Read MoreWhile Marvel's Inhumans will forever remain a one-season wonder, ABC has renewed Marvel's Agents of SHIELD for a sixth season on the network in 2019. As opposed to the prior five seasons, which all received 22-episode season orders, the sixth season of the show will have 13 episodes.
Read MoreLong before he signed on for Avengers: Infinity War and Deadpool 2, Josh Brolin was working on a film based off The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Since then, the movie fell flat, but Brolin hasn't given up on it. He revealed that he's working on bringing The Hunchback of Notre Dame back to life.
Read MoreFrom The Shape of Water to scary things that go bump in the night, Guillermo del Toro has set up shop with Netflix, who just picked up his horror anthology series Guillermo del Toro Presents 10 After Midnight. In the show, the Academy Award-winning filmmaker will present a selection of spooky tales.
Read MoreMark Wahlberg is the one to call when you need to "get s*** done." STX Entertainment has just unveiled the first trailer for Mile 22, the impending action thriller flick starring Wahlberg as James Silva, the leader of a CIA group known as Overwatch.
Read MoreSeveral years after Escape Plan, the action thriller film starring Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger, touched down in theaters, Lionsgate announced a follow-up film: Escape Plan 2: Hades. Now, the studio has finally lifted the lid off the first trailer for the upcoming sequel.
Read MoreThere's a new kid in moving into The Neighborhood. Max Greenfield, best known for his role as Schmidt on the Fox comedy series New Girl, has been tapped to join CBS' The Neighborhood. The actor will replace Josh Lawson on the newly ordered comedy show.
Read MoreWade Wilson has done more than just bring down bad guys as a part-time superhero and full-time mercenary. He's also changed the way comics work, sometimes in ways so small that you might not notice how influential he's been.
Read MoreThe first teaser trailer for 20th Century Fox's Bohemian Rhapsody rolled out today, proving that Rami Malek embodies the iconic Queen frontman Freddie Mercury with ease. From the hair to the stage presence to the voice to the smile, Malek's take on Mercury appears to be right on pitch.
Read MoreIt's no secret that Lethal Weapon actor Damon Wayans and his since-fired co-star Clayne Crawford have had issues. Wayans is now speaking out about just how intense their interactions were, sharing a graphic video and detailing Crawford's erratic, dangerous behavior on set.
Read MoreThe first trailer has been released for Spike Lee's upcoming BlacKkKlansman, formerly known as Black Klansman, now also known as How Do You Capitalize the New Spike Lee Joint. The movie stars John David Washington as a black detective who infiltrated the KKK in Colorado in the late 70s.
Read MoreAhead of the official trailer for the impending Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody, 20th Century Fox unveiled a teensy-tiny sneak peek at the film. Mr. Robot star Rami Malek leads as Queen frontman Freddie Mercury.
Read MoreAvengers: Infinity War directors Joe and Anthony Russo are keeping their creative energies flowing in the comic book world, bringing the Image Comics series Deadly Class to the small screen. Syfy just rolled out the first teaser trailer for the dark and devilishly stylish show.
Read MoreNo franchise is infallible: while all of the series on this list are huge, blockbuster names with tons of brand recognition, they've each had their missteps. For all their stature, monetary backing, and professional vetting, even they have churned out some not-so-great films.
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