It's not over until Rambo says it's over. As of late, Hollywood has been filled with whispers of Sylvester Stallone returning to the hallowed Rambo film franchise for yet another installment, and now, a new report has legitimized the swirling speculation. Rambo 5 is officially underway.
Read MoreNetflix is no longer pleading the fifth when it comes to the fifth season of Arrested Development. The streaming site announced the premiere date of the long-awaited new season of the dysfunctional family comedy in the most series-appropriate way.
Read MoreLuke Cage has met his match. Netflix just unveiled the newest trailer for the impending second season of Marvel's Luke Cage, and the footage introduces audiences to a villain as badass and bulletproof as the eponymous crime-fighter himself.
Read MorePurple skin, hulking stature, and a chin with such a unique topography, it rivals that of the Himalayas? That's Josh Brolin's Thanos, and he's the Sexiest Man Alive — at least according to a fan-made magazine cover that parodies People's famous annual issue, that is.
Read MoreWant to know what goes into the making of an Avengers: Infinity War scene? Well, you're in luck. In a new video for Vanity Fair, Infinity War directors Joe and Anthony Russo detailed their process for creating the scene in which Thor (Chris Hemsworth) meets up with the Guardians of the Galaxy.
Read MoreMarvel has released a gorgeous new poster for their upcoming Freeform drama Cloak and Dagger. The show stars Olivia Holt and Aubrey Joseph as two teens brought together by their superpowers.
Read MoreSolo: A Star Wars Story is poised to become an intergalactic box office success. The movie's Fandango pre-sales have already doubled those of Marvel's box office juggernaut Black Panther in just the first 24 hours.
Read MoreSony Pictures is officially moving forward with Peter Rabbit 2. The studio has dated a sequel to the 2018 box office hit for Feb. 7, 2020, with Will Gluck returning to write and direct.
Read MoreAvengers: Infinity War has officially logged the second biggest second weekend of all time. After breaking domestic and worldwide records in its opening, the film brought in an additional $112.4 million in its second weekend, failing to beat out Star Wars: The Force Awakens' $149.2 million.
Read MoreMichelle Monaghan is heading to Netflix. The True Detective actress has landed the lead role in the streamer's upcoming drama series Messiah, also starring Mehdi Dehbi and John Ortiz.
Read MoreNBC recently handed down a series pick-up to the medical drama New Amsterdam, starring The Blacklist's Ryan Eggold as the new medical director of America's oldest public hospital. The show is based on Dr. Eric Manheimer's memoir Twelve Patients: Life and Death at Bellevue Hospital.
Read MoreZack Snyder had to go old school to prove to DC that Henry Cavill was their new Superman. The Man of Steel director recently shared a picture of Cavill in Christopher Reeve's costume, saying that's the shot that convinced the studio to cast Cavill.
Read MoreAward-winning filmmaker Carlos Carvalho has died following an accident involving a giraffe while shooting at the Glen Afric Country Lodge in Hartbeespoort, South Africa. Carvalho gained fame for his cinematography work on The Forgotten Kingdom and Mining for Change: A Story of South African Mining.
Read MoreIt's a pretty safe bet that the MCU won't stay the way we left it at the end of Avengers: Infinity War. But how can Thanos' actions be undone? Here's a look at some very distinct possibilities.
Read MoreIt makes sense to pare down the huge cast for the next movie, but why these Avengers? Why these survivors? Let's take a look at the surviving Avengers, plus a couple of other characters, and examine why they were kept alive for the movie to come.
Read MoreAs deep as the saga's background can get, it's also a little ridiculous at times.
Read MoreWe dive into hidden and otherwise surprising ways that the movie leads into the original films.
Read MoreSome potential (and potentially great) Star Wars movies were rumored, discussed, started…and then disappeared.
Read MoreEver since the first Star Wars movie, everyone's wanted to get their hands on a real life lightsaber. Even though it seems as though they'd only exist in our imaginations, there's plenty of science that seems to indicate that lightsabers could actually become a reality. Kinda!
Read MoreThe original Star Wars trilogy, as it was originally released, has stood the test of time as a fantastic set of movies. The story isn't vastly complex or Oscar-fodder, it's just a great, entertaining film series. Then came the prequels. We all paid to see them...
Read MoreFans can't get enough Star Wars, so that's why Disney stuffed a few minutes of deleted scenes into the DVD and Blu-ray releases of Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
Read MoreWhether you're a Force fanatic or enjoy a little hilarity, here's a collection of bloopers that should help you see the Star Wars series in a whole new way.
Read MoreWhen it comes to Star Wars, we know prequel films don't really work out so well. While no one ever really asked to see the Muppet Babies version of Star Wars, it's happening again anyhow. But with any luck and without George Lucas to crash the ship, this new slate of movies might not be half bad.
Read MoreIn all the excitement surrounding the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, it's easy to forget that we know almost nothing about anyone who wasn't a character in previous films. The movie that includes a few familiar faces is also jam packed with plenty of unfamiliar ones.
Read MoreStar Wars fans love a good backstory. In the old Expanded Universe, every minor character in every scene had an elaborate and thrilling story to tell, from droids all the way down to the heartless little pig guys who worked the freezing chambers on Bespin.
Read MoreGeorge Lucas went to great lengths to elaborate on the path that Anakin Skywalker took towards the Dark Side, centering the entire prequel trilogy around the tumultuous journey. But even after seven excruciating hours of trade negotiations and floppy alien slapstick...
Read MoreIn the film, Kruger will play Rachel, a rogue spy from Israel's Mossad agency. When Rachel vanishes without a trace while attending her father's funeral in London, a cryptic call to her former handler Thomas (Freeman) provides the only clue towards finding her.
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