Movies That Totally Ripped Off Die Hard
From the parade of imitators that clogged the cineplex in the '90s to the deeply indebted action thrillers of today, here's a look at some of the most obvious Die Hard clones of all time.
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Things In Star Wars: The Last Jedi That Only Adults Notice
The Star Wars films are made by adults who loved the franchise when they were kids — and each new entry in the series is permeated with plenty of things, from story details to jokes, that adults are quicker to latch onto than younger viewers.
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What Darth Maul's Appearance In Solo Means For The Future Of Star Wars
While Maul's appearance didn't have much of an effect on Solo's story, it suggests huge implications for the way the Star Wars saga will unfold in its movie series down the line. Let's break down what Darth Maul's appearance in Solo means for the future of Star Wars.
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The Untold Truth Of Daria
Daria, and her friends like artist Jane, rock musician Trent, and overachiever Jodie, helped make Daria a cultural high-water mark for millennials. Here's a look behind the classic cartoon.
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Underappreciated Comedy Movies You Need To Watch On Netflix
You probably didn't fully appreciate these comedies on Netflix, but everyone can make room in the viewing schedule for a couple more comedies.
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Comics (4)
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Deadly Class: See The First Official Trailer For The Russo Brothers' Punk-Powered Comic Adaptation
Class is officially session — Deadly Class, that is. Late Saturday night at San Diego Comic-Con, Syfy unleashed the first full-length trailer for Deadly Class, Joe and Anthony Russo's television adaptation of the Image Comics series of the same name by Rick Remender and Miles Orion Feldsott.
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The Purge TV Series Slays Comic-Con With New Trailer
Landing a mere two months after the fourth Purge movie The First Purge, the Purge is coming to TV with The Purge, and you can watch the San Diego Comic-Con trailer now. A kill-or-be-killed metaphor for life in the USA, The Purge will air ten episodes on USA this fall, starting September 4.
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Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes Of Grindelwald Trailer Brings Magic To San Diego Comic-Con
There was something in the air at San Diego Comic-Con. No, not coastal California humidity or convention-goers' collective excitement-twinged aroma, but something much sweeter: magic. Warner Bros. unveiled a new trailer for Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald during its panel on Saturday.
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Steve Ditko, Renowned Comics Creator, Dead At 90
Steve Ditko, the renowned comic book artist who created Doctor Strange and co-created Spider-Man for Marvel Comics, has died at the age of 90. An artist who created characters for Marvel, DC, and many other publishers, Ditko's work left an indelible mark on both comic books and global pop culture.
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Why DC's Titans Will Blow You Away
Because the characters of Titans are diverse and allow the plot to take audiences to just about any setting or any genre, there's no telling where future seasons might bring us.
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Joker: Robert De Niro In Talks To Join Cast
The rumors are becoming reality as Robert De Niro is officially in talks to join the cast of Joaquin Phoenix's Joker. After weeks of speculation, it has been confirmed that the actor is in talks to join the cast in a major supporting role as a talk show host pivotal to the making of the Joker.
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The Untold Truth Of Aquaman
Here's a brief tour of some of the most important moments in Aquaman's long history, to give you more perspective on who he is and why he matters, as we all await the release of his upcoming solo film.
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Wonder Woman 1984 SDCC Footage: Diana Fights Baddies In A Mall
There are plenty of places Dr. Seuss's famous eggs-and-ham-hating character won't eat a meal, but there are hardly any locations Diana Prince considers off-limits for fights. New footage from Wonder Woman 1984 released at San Diego Comic-Con features Gal Gadot's hero taking down baddies in a mall.
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Bumblebee SDCC Footage Features John Cena And A Hologram Of Optimus Prime
When Bumblebee buzzed its way through Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con, it brought with it two things no one would think to pair together but now can't imagine ever being mutually exclusive: John Cena's military leader character and a holographic Optimus Prime.
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Venom SDCC Footage Reveals Another Symbiote
On Friday evening, Venom director Ruben Fleischer and actor Tom Hardy, took the Hall H stage at San Diego Comic-Con as part of Sony Pictures' film slate presentation. There, the pair unleashed new footage from Venom that revealed another symbiote will play a major role in the movie.
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That's What's Up: Should Batman Get Married?
Batman has been committed to justice for nearly 100 years, but that doesn't mean he can't make room in his life for a significant other...right? Here's a look at the many ways DC has teased matrimony for the Caped Crusader, and whether married life would work for him.
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Dragon Ball Super: Broly Movie Gets English-Language Trailer At SDCC
The series may be over, but Dragon Ball Super will still continue in a big way, as the first English trailer for the upcoming Dragon Ball Super: Broly film has landed. It's the first canonical Dragon Ball movie to feature the legendary Super Saiyan, and will be out in US theaters in January 2019.
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Zazie Beetz In Talks To Join Joaquin Phoenix's Joker Movie
Zazie Beetz just might make the leap from Marvel to DC. The Deadpool 2 actress is in talks to star alongside Joaquin Phoenix in Joker, the upcoming film from director Todd Phillips that tells the origin story of DC's Clown Prince of Crime.
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The Joker's Mom Will Play A Big Part In Joaquin Phoenix's Joker Origin Movie
Beyond lead actor Joaquin Phoenix, DC's Joker origin movie is still shuffling through its casting options. But thanks to the selection process, we've gotten a new idea about the identity of one of the movie's surprising major characters — apparently, the Joker's mom.
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Joaquin Phoenix Explains Why He Took The Role Of The Joker
Once just an outlandish idea, Joaquin Phoenix's grounded, lower-budget origin movie for DC Comics villain the Joker has gotten an official greenlight from Warner Bros. With the movie revving toward production, the actor is finally breaking his silence about his motivations for taking on the role.
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Joaquin Phoenix's Joker Origin Story Movie Gets The Green Light
Joaquin Phoenix playing the Joker? That's no joke. Warner Bros. has officially given the green light to director Todd Phillips' Joker origin story film starring Joaquin Phoenix as the Clown Prince of Crime, as the actor "recently finalized his deal" to portray Batman's forever-smiling foe.
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Lewis Tan Clarifies Comments About Meeting With DC For Nightwing
Lewis Tan isn't taking to the skies as Nightwing just yet. The actor has come forward to address the recent news that DC Films had met with him about possibly taking on the role of Dick Grayson's crime-fighting alter ego for the upcoming Nightwing movie.
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DC Courting Actors For Potential Nightwing Movie
Development on DC's Nightwing has been slow and silent going since we first heard about the project about a year ago. But according to That Hashtag Show, DC has begun meeting with actors to potentially play the role of Dick Grayson's post-Robin crime fighter.
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Every Version Of Mary Jane Ranked From Worst To Best
Mary Jane's long-lasting prominence in the comics means that she's also been featured in almost every Spider-Man adaptation. From the big screen to Saturday morning cartoons, there's a whole roster of MJs that might just be even more different from each other than their corresponding Spideys.
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The Best And Worst Netflix Originals Of 2018
Because it's pretty hard to keep up with everything Netflix puts out, we've rounded up some of the best films and series the company has introduced in 2018…along with some you shouldn't bother putting on your watchlist.
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That's What's Up: 3 Best And 3 Worst Things About The MCU
There's a lot to like about these movies — they do so much right that it makes it easy to overlook the rare moments when they get something wrong. Since we've got some time, why not talk about those things too?
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The Worst Things Yoda Has Ever Done
Like a lot of stuff related to Star Wars, once you dig deeper into the movies and broader canon, you start to realize stuff you might not have noticed at first — like that this wizened miniature Jedi master can be kind of a huge jerk. Here's a look back at the worst things Yoda has ever done.
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5 Best And 5 Worst Things About Ant-Man And The Wasp
There's a lot to like in the film, but it's definitely not without its flaws, so we're here to take a look at what worked...and what might have worked a little better. These are the five best and five worst things about Ant-Man and the Wasp.
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Game Of Thrones: Four Spin-Off Series Dead At HBO
Winter has come, and it's sent an avalanche down on the HBO production offices. Four of the five planned Game of Thrones spin-offs, all intended as prequels to the original show, are no longer moving forward at HBO. Now only one, which received a pilot order earlier this year, will enter production.
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The Vampire Chronicles Series Finds A Home At Hulu
The Vampire Chronicles television series has finally found a place it can sink its teeth into. Hulu scored The Vampire Chronicles in a tense battle against multiple outlets, and shortly after that acquisition, the streaming giant put the project into development.
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Captain Marvel: Jude Law Praises Star Brie Larson As 'Absolutely Magnificent'
Captain Marvel is living up to her name. Jude Law, who portrays Mar-Vell in Marvel's forthcoming Captain Marvel (how many times can we say "Marvel" in a sentence?), recently gushed about the film's lead actress Brie Larson.
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Every Time The Hulk Died
The Hulk isn't easy to defeat, but doing it isn't impossible. The problem is, as Marvel readers have found out repeatedly over the years, even when you kill the big green guy, there's no way to stop him from coming back. Here's a look back at every time the Hulk has died.
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Thor's Hammers Ranked From Weakest To Strongest
From the mallets inspired by mythology to the super-scientific Marvel Comics equivalents, here are Thor's hammers ranked from weakest to strongest!
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Marvel's Cloak & Dagger Scores Second Season At Freeform
Marvel's Cloak & Dagger isn't getting shrouded or stabbed like its title might suggest. No, the superhero series starring Aubrey Johnson and Olivia Holt is here to stay, having scored a second season at Freeform. The network made the announcement during San Diego Comic-Con on Friday.
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Thor: Ragnarok Details That Only Adults Notice
From the structure of Sakaaran society to how you get to and from Asgard, here are a few things only adults tend to notice in the third Thor adventure.
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The Ant-Man And The Wasp Scenes You Didn't Get To See
Even in this small-scale story, some scenes were shot that hit the cutting room floor, proving unsuitable for the finished product for some reason or another, though a few made it into the movie's marketing. Let's dig in to the Ant-Man and the Wasp scenes we know about that you didn't get to see.
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Will Ant-Man And The Wasp's Ghost Be In Future Marvel Movies?
In Ant-Man and the Wasp, Hannah John-Kamen's Ghost stood out for more reasons than one, but it was her complexity, her determination, and a moment in the film's mid-credits scene that had us all hoping to see more of her in the future. So, will Ghost actually make another appearance in the MCU?
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Ryan Reynolds Reveals Deadpool 2: The Super Duper Cut Is Coming Soon
The only thing better than Deadpool is, well, more Deadpool. Ryan Reynolds, the man behind the Merc with a Mouth, revealed on Monday that an extended version of Deadpool 2 (titled Deadpool 2: The Super Duper Cut) will arrive in on Digital and Blu-ray next month.
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Brie Larson Wraps Filming On Captain Marvel
Captain Marvel is headed to the cutting room, as Brie Larson has officially wrapped filming on her upcoming superhero solo movie. Larson, who toplines Captain Marvel as Carol Danvers herself, took to Twitter over the weekend to announce that principal photography for the film is complete.
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Avengers: Infinity War Deleted Scene Highlights Thanos And Gamora's Tumultuous Relationship
The Kardashian-Jenner clan not quite satisfying your craving to see family drama unfold? Marvel has you covered. With Avengers: Infinity War launching on Digital HD on Tuesday, Marvel rolled out a deleted scene that dives a bit deeper into the strained relationship between Thanos and Gamora.
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Jordan Peele's Us Adds Five More Actors To Complete Central Cast
Five more actors have officially become part of Us. Universal Pictures has selected a handful of stars to join Elisabeth Moss, Lupita Nyong'o, Tim Heidecker, Winston Duke, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, and Anna Diop in the forthcoming film from Get Out director Jordan Peele.
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Wonder Wonder 1984: Get Your First Look At Pedro Pascal In Character
Pedro Pascal is the 1980s incarnate in the newest photo from Wonder Woman 1984. Taking to Twitter on Monday night, director Patty Jenkins shared a snap of Pascal in character for the upcoming Wonder Woman sequel, which stars Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, and Kristen Wiig.
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Guardians Of The Galaxy Cast Calls For Disney To Rehire James Gunn
The Guardians of the Galaxy have teamed up to fight their most formidable foe yet — Disney. In a remarkable open letter posted to Chris Pratt's Instagram page, the cast of the Guardians of the Galaxy films has released a message calling for the reinstatement of series writer-director James Gunn.
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James Gunn Fired As Director Of Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3
James Gunn, the director and writer of the Guardians of the Galaxy movies of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, has been fired as the director of the series' third movie. The firing comes in response to the circulation of old tweets from the filmmaker in which he joked about controversial topics.
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The New Dune Movie Is Now Two Dune Movies
Dune fans, prepare yourselves for twice the spice. News has emerged that Blade Runner 2049 director Denis Villeneuve's upcoming film adaptation of Frank Herbert's sci-fi novel Dune will aim to split its story across two movies — just like Villeneuve previously mentioned he wanted to do.
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Disney And Fox Shareholders Approve $71.3 Billion Merger Deal
Mouse, meet Fox. On Friday, July 27, Walt Disney Studios and 21st Century Fox shareholders came to an agreement on the $71.3 billion deal that will see Disney acquire the majority of Fox's assets and will bring Fox-owned Marvel characters into the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Slender Man's Second Trailer Lures You Deep Into The Woods
The second trailer for Sony's theatrical Slender Man movie has arrived, but careful — you can't unsee it. The film adaptation of the popular creepypasta story follows a group of Massachusetts schoolgirls as they search for their missing friend, whose disappearance may be tied to Slender Man.
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Ryan Reynolds Developing R-Rated Home Alone-Style Comedy Stoned Alone
In the most "of course he is" news we've ever heard, Ryan Reynolds is developing an R-rated riff on the 1990 family-friendly holiday flick Home Alone, reworking it into an irreverent stoner comedy titled Stoned Alone. The Deadpool actor will produce and may potentially star in the film.
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Men In Black Spinoff Adds Emma Thompson
It's time to blast some AD/DC, because Emma Thompson is back in Black. Thompson has officially joined the Men in Black spinoff film, lined up to settle back into her role from Men in Black III. The actress will star alongside Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson.
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Wonder Woman 1984 Casts Insecure Actress Natasha Rothwell
The cast of Wonder Woman 1984 has grown by one. Insecure's Natasha Rothwell has officially boarded the Patty Jenkins-directed sequel, which stars Gal Gadot as the title hero and sees Chris Pine inexplicably return to reprise his role as the thought-to-be-dead pilot and spy Steve Trevor.
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Mid90s: The World Is A Skate Park In Trailer For Jonah Hill's Directorial Debut
Jonah Hill wants to take you out to the skate park. Set in Los Angeles during the final decade of the 20th century, Mid90s follows a teen boy named Stevie as he grinds around the city with a new group of skateboarding friends. The movie, which Hill also wrote, is the actor's directorial debut.
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Cut Throat City: RZA Knocks Over New Orleans
The RZA is turning his camera on New Orleans with the crime movie Cut Throat City. Centered on the city's Lower Ninth Ward in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, the movie follows Dope's Shameik Moore as Blink, an artist who is drawn into a heist scheme during the storm's chaotic aftermath.
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Stephen King's From A Buick 8 Being Adapted For Film
One of the weirder novels from little-known horror author Stephen King, From a Buick 8, is getting the big-screen treatment. The novel is one of multiple King stories to focus on haunted cars, making this announcement extremely exciting news to a vanishingly small subset of horror fans.
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Alita: Battle Angel Trailer: Get An Eye-Widening New Look At The Manga Adaptation
My, Alita, what big eyes you have. The newest trailer for Robert Rodriguez and James Cameron's live-action manga adaptation Alita: Battle Angel brings viewers eye to massive eye with its title character, the cyborg Alita played in a motion-capture role by Rosa Salazar.
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Guardians Of The Galaxy Stars Address James Gunn's Vol. 3 Firing
Following James Gunn's recent firing as the director of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, a move motivated by controversial past tweets of Gunn's that began circulating on social media, franchise actors Chris Pratt, Michael Rooker, and Zoe Saldana have come forward to address the situation.
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Sean Gunn Responds To Brother James Gunn's Guardians Vol. 3 Firing
Sean Gunn has addressed Disney's decision to fire his older brother James Gunn from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. The younger Gunn — who appeared in the first two Guardians of the Galaxy films as Kraglin, the second-in-command to Michael Rooker's Yondu — took to Twitter to defend his sibling.
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Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse Reveals New Look At Spider-Gwen
What would the Spider-Verse be without Spider-Gwen? (Pretty lame, if you ask us.) Thankfully, we don't have to ponder the horrors of that possible reality, as Sony Pictures rolled out an exclusive new image from Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Friday night at San Diego Comic-Con.
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Godzilla: King Of The Monsters Trailer Kicks Off A Titanic Invasion
Godzilla is back, and so are a few of his fellow MUTOs in the Comic-Con trailer for Godzilla: King of the Monsters. The trailer sets up the premise of a veritable panoply of larger-than-life monsters all emerging from deep beneath the earth to let us puny members of humanity know the score.
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Aquaman Trailer: Hail To The King Of The Seven Seas
Aquaman has arrived. After first appearing as a supporting player in Batman v. Superman and Justice League, Jason Momoa's Aquaman is finally getting his chance to shine in a solo movie, proving himself to be a capable hero of the land, air, and sea. And yes, he can still talk to fish.
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Shazam! Trailer Arrives To Put The Bullies In Their Place
Bullies beware — Shazam is here. Warner Bros. has released the first trailer for its upcoming DC extended universe movie Shazam!, following the adventures, triumphs, and revenge fantasies of young Billy Batson as he attains the powers — and the build — of a grown-up superhero.
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Glass Trailer Promises An Epic, Long-Awaited Showdown
After 18 years, Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson are finally back to finish what they started in Unbreakable, joining up with Split's James McAvoy for a superhero showdown in Glass. The 13th film from writer-director M. Night Shyamalan, the crossover will be out in theaters on January 18.
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Jennifer Connelly In Talks For Top Gun: Maverick
Jennifer Connelly is about to take flight. The minds behind Top Gun: Maverick have tapped Connelly as the film's female lead. Connelly is set to join Tom Cruise as Pete "Maverick" Mitchell as well as Val Kilmer as Tom "Iceman" Kazansky and Miles Teller as the son of Nick "Goose" Bradshaw.
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New Morbius Movie Character Details Revealed
Sony Pictures is expected to make announcements about its impending film Morbius, which stars Jared Leto as the eponymous blood-sucker, at San Diego Comic-Con on Friday evening. Thanks to a new report by That Hashtag Show, we have some juicy Morbius-related information ahead of time.
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Cats Film Adaptation Casts James Corden, Jennifer Hudson, Ian McKellen, Taylor Swift
The casting of Cats is a difficult matter, it isn't just one of your holiday games. Working Title and Universal Pictures are well-aware of this T.S. Eliot-penned fact, and have taken great care in tapping James Corden, Jennifer Hudson, Ian McKellen, and Taylor Swift in the Cats film adaptation.
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The Predator: New Poster Teases Titular Human-Hungry Beast
If one were to describe the newest poster for Shane Black's The Predator as "cerebral," they'd be correct — but not for the reason others might assume. Studio 20th Century Fox released the new one-sheet during its panel for The Predator at San Diego Comic-Con on Thursday.
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Warner Bros. Doesn't Plan To Release The Justice League 'Snyder Cut'
After countless cries calling for Warner Bros. to release a "Snyder cut" of Justice League, the version of the film made by original director Zack Snyder before he stepped down and tapped Joss Whedon to take his place, the studio has confirmed that such an unveiling isn't going to happen.
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Godzilla: King Of The Monsters Teaser: Millie Bobby Brown Calls To Monarch
"Are you there, Monarch? It's me, Millie." During San Diego Comic-Con, Legendary treated the world to the first teaser from Godzilla: King of the Monsters. The footage centers around Millie Bobby Brown's character Madison, who attempts to get in touch with the monster-studying organization Monarch.
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The Nun Poster Sheds Some Light On The Conjuring Spinoff
The creepy nun from The Conjuring series is serving some face on the new poster for her upcoming movie — two faces, to be specific. Starring Demián Bichir and Taissa Farmiga as a priest and nun investigating demonic activity, the Romania-set prequel is set to be out in theaters on September 7.
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Aquaman Photo Shows Off A Massive, Mighty Sea Dragon
Game of Thrones has ice dragons and land dragons, but Aquaman's got a sea dragon that just might be cooler than anything Daenerys Targaryen hatched, imprisoned, and then set free. A newly released creature-centric photo from director James Wan's Aquaman teases the film's enormous sea dragon.
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Overlord Trailer Reveals World War II Zombie Horror Flick
Nazis and soldiers and zombies and an AC/DC track, oh my. Paramount Pictures and Bad Robot Productions unveiled the first trailer for Overlord, the World War II-set "bat s*** crazy" film from director Julis Avery, writers Billy Ray and Mark L. Smith, and producer J.J. Abrams.
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New Shazam! Photo Reveals Asher Angel As Billy Batson
Heeere's Billy! A new image from DC's Shazam! shifts focus away from star Zachary Levi to center on Asher Angel, the actor behind the 14-year-old Billy Batson whose life changes when he discovers he can transforms into a grown-up superhero by shouting, "Shazam!"
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New Bohemian Rhapsody Trailer Touches On Freddie Mercury's Personal Life
Rami Malek will rock you. 20th Century Fox has released a new trailer for the upcoming Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody, which stars Mr. Robot actor Malek as the effervescent and enigmatic frontman Freddie Mercury. The new footage touches on Mercury's sexuality and battle with AIDS.
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Birds Of Prey: Roster Of The Harley Quinn Super-Team Finally Revealed
The Birds of Prey are forming up, as the lineup of the girl-gang superhero movie centering around Harley Quinn has finally been confirmed. The roster for the vigilante team is set to include Harley Quinn, Black Canary, Huntress, Cassandra Cain, and Renee Montoya, also known as the Question.
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Leaked Shazam! Footage Shows A Battle With Dr. Sivana
Where there's hype for an upcoming convention, there's behind-the-scenes footage that gets leaked. DC's Shazam! is set to touch down in Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con later this week, but prior to the bound-to-be-big reveals at the event, fans got their hands on some exclusive film clips.
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Aquaman Swims With The Sharks In Official Film Poster
Arthur Curry? He's with the fishes now. In preparation for the film's presentation at San Diego Comic-Con this weekend, Warner Bros. dropped the first official poster for Aquaman, the James Wan-directed, Jason Momoa-led superhero flick that's been described as a "swash-buckling action-adventure."
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Bill & Ted 3 Might Not Actually Happen, Says Keanu Reeves
This is decidedly un-excellent. Two months after it was announced that a third Bill & Ted movie, titled Bill & Ted Face the Music, was officially in the works under director Dean Parisot, star Keanu Reeves has cast doubt on the whole operation.
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Frozen 2: Evan Rachel Wood, Sterling K. Brown To Join Voice Cast
Love is an open door, and Disney is about to let two A-listers walk through the threshold. Westworld actress Evan Rachel Wood and This Is Us star Sterling K. Brown are in talks to join the voice cast of Frozen 2, the sequel to the 2013 snow-filled spectacle that took the world by storm.
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New Bumblebee Photos Reveal Two Decepticon Villains
While the Autobots roll out, the Decepticons roll in. Ahead of the Bumblebee movie presentation at San Diego Comic-Con, which kicks off next week, Entertainment Weekly has the first look at two new Decepticon villains from the forthcoming Transformers franchise spinoff.
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Aquaman: New Photo Reveals Djimon Hounsou's Fisherman King
Djimon Hounsou is doing double duty in the comic book movie world, reprising his Guardians of the Galaxy role in Captain Marvel and portraying the Fisherman King in the Jason Momoa-led Aquaman. A new still from the film, directed by James Wan, gives fans the first look at Hounsou's character.
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Downton Abbey Movie Officially A Go With Returning Cast
We're all cordially invited to return to Downton Abbey — this time, in theaters. The Downton Abbey movie has finally received the green light. The pic is set to begin production this summer, with the original main cast of the Downton Abbey television series returning for the film.
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Black Widow Movie Confirms Director
After a long search, Marvel Studios has finally chosen a director for Black Widow. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Marvel Studios has selected Cate Shortland, an Australian director, to head up the Scarlett Johansson-starring solo adventure for the deadly Avengers heroine.
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Jordan Peele's Us Casts Tim Heidecker
Whatever kind of movie it turns out to be, Jordan Peele's Us appears to be going some interesting places. Reportedly, comedian Tim Heidecker — he of the various Tim and Eric series, as well as other shows, movies, and podcasts — has signed on to Jordan Peele's Us in an undisclosed role.
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Glass: First-Look Photos Feature Samuel L. Jackson, James McAvoy, Bruce Willis In Hospital
Glimpse through the looking glass to get your first look at Glass, the forthcoming not-your-average-superhero-movie project from director M. Night Shyamalan. Entertainment Weekly dropped a bundle of photos from the film, featuring James McAvoy, Samuel L. Jackson, and Bruce Willis together.
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Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween Trailer Brings Slappy And Friends Back To Life
As if Halloween wasn't spooky enough already. Coming from Sony Pictures, Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween aims to revive the many stories of horror author R. L. Stine once again, bringing the 62-book children's series back to the big screen, just in time for fall.
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Terminator 6: Get Your First Look At Gabriel Luna On Set
He's back! Well, not the guy you're thinking of, but a guy. Gabriel Luna, to be exact, the actor playing the new Terminator in director Tim Miller's Terminator 6. Thanks to a recent batch of photos from the set of Terminator 6, we've got the very first look at Luna in character.
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Annabelle: Creation Contest Winner To Direct Horror Feature They Hear It
Don't let anyone tell you not to follow your dreams, because the winner of an Annabelle: Creation short film contest is now going to direct his debut feature. Julian Terry, whose short The Nurse won the contest, will now direct the horror film They Hear It, based on a proof-of-concept short.
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Spider-Man: Far From Home Casts J.B. Smoove
J.B. Smoove has just been caught in the Spider-Man: Far From Home web. The upcoming Spider-Man: Homecoming sequel has added Smoove to its slowly expanding roster. Smoove joins Tom Holland as Spider-Man, Marisa Tomei as Aunt May, and fellow new cast member Jake Gyllenhaal as Mysterio.
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Tab Hunter, Star Of Damn Yankees, Dead At 86
Tab Hunter, an actor who starred in more than 40 movies over the course of his show business career, has died at the age of 86. Starting off as an actor in 1950, Hunter proved a resilient actor in Hollywood through the decades, starting out as a teen heartthrob and eventually becoming a gay icon.
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Jeremy Renner Cast In Spawn Movie
Teasing season is officially over. It's all about confirmed casting announcements from here on out — starting with Jeremy Renner's in the upcoming Spawn reboot movie. Blumhouse Productions has asserted that the actor is indeed a part of Spawn, set to lead the film alongside Jamie Foxx.
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Backyard Legend: Black Panther Star To Play MMA Fighter Kimbo Slice
Winston Duke has found a new lead role as a backyard legend. Duke, known to audiences worldwide for playing the character M'Baku in Marvel's Black Panther and Avengers: Infinity War, will play the MMA fighter Kimbo Slice in Backyard Legend, a movie based on the fighter's life.
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Sacha Baron Cohen's New Series, Who Is America?, Premiering July 15
Comedian Sacha Baron Cohen's mysterious new TV series, his first since the turn-of-the-century Da Ali G Show, now has a name and a release date. According to a hype-heavy marketing rollout, the new series is called Who is America?, and will air on Showtime starting Sunday, July 15.
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Avengers 4 Is Being Edited Right Now, Says Kevin Feige
When it comes to Avengers 4, we'll take any tiny update we can get. And that's just what Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige gave when speaking in a recent interview about Marvel's plans from now until 2024. Feige confirmed that Avengers 4 has officially entered the editing process.
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Men In Black Spinoff Set Photos Show Chris Hemsworth Suited Up
Chris Hemsworth is officially a man in black. The first set photos from the Men in Black spinoff film have surfaced online, and they show Hemsworth, who leads alongside his Thor: Ragnarok co-star Tessa Thompson, sporting exactly what one would expect him to in the forthcoming franchise installment.
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Ant-Man And The Wasp Flies To $76 Million Opening Weekend
Ant-Man and the Wasp drummed up a nice chunk of change during its first weekend out. The Ant-Man sequel earned $76 million at the domestic box office when it opened on Friday, July 6. This figure includes the $11 million the Paul Rudd and Evangeline Lilly-starrer raked in during Thursday previews.
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Gundam Live-Action Movie In Development At Legendary
Like Jack Twist didn't know how to quit Ennis Del Mar, Hollywood can't figure out how to part ways with space adventures and giant robots. Legendary Entertainment and Japanese animation studio Sunrise have joined forces to create a live-action Gundam film based on the popular animated franchise.
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Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse Casts Nicolas Cage As Spider-Man Noir
Sony Pictures' Miles Morales-centric Spider-Man movie is becoming more intriguing the more we hear about it, especially now that a report has emerged that Nicolas Cage has joined the cast as one of the coolest-looking Spider-People ever to grace Marvel Comics: Spider-Man Noir.
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Ant-Man And The Wasp: Does Thanos Appear In The Quantum Realm?
If the rumors coming out of Ant-Man and the Wasp are to be believed, then we might be seeing Thanos again sooner than we thought. The Mad Titan wasn't expected to return to the big screen until 2019, but the Gauntlet Daddy might just be lurking in the Ant-Man sequel's Quantum Realm.
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Idris Elba Cast In Fast And Furious Spinoff Hobbs And Shaw
The perpetually suave, British-but-you-might-not-know-it actor Idris Elba has found his next project. Elba has been cast in the Fast and Furious spinoff film Hobbs and Shaw, and is said to be in "final negotiations" to star opposite Dwayne Johnson's Luke Hobbs and Jason Statham's Deckard Shaw.
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Spawn Movie Reportedly Eyeing Jeremy Renner For Lead Role
Will Jeremy Renner join Jamie Foxx in the upcoming Spawn movie? According to a new report, he very well might. Renner, best known to us Marvel fans as Hawkeye and One of Two Dudes Who Wasn't in Avengers: Infinity War, is being considered for the lead role in Todd McFarlane's Spawn reboot.
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Wonder Woman 1984's Villain Revealed In Set Photo
Wonder Woman is heading to 1984 — and when she gets there, she'll find a new foe lying in wait. Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins has shared the first image of actor Kristen Wiig in character on the set of of the superhero sequel, portraying the character Barbara Ann Minerva, aka Cheetah.
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Miles Teller Cast As Goose's Son In Top Gun: Maverick
Talk to us, Teller. Miles Teller has been cast in Paramount Pictures and Skydance's Top Gun: Maverick, set for the role of Nick "Goose" Bradshaw's son. The actor, known for Whiplash, Fantastic Four, and Thank You for Your Service, joins Tom Cruise and Val Kilmer for the upcoming sequel.
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Fast And Furious Spinoff Casts The Crown's Vanessa Kirby
Vanessa Kirby has officially joined the extended Fast family. Kirby is in "final negotiations" to star in the Fast and Furious spinoff film entitled Hobbs and Shaw. The actress, known for playing Princess Margaret on The Crown, joins Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham for the movie.
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Paul Rudd Reveals His Feelings About Not Being In Avengers: Infinity War
Avengers: Infinity War was stuffed wall to wall with Marvel Comics' brightest heroes — well, except for two. Neither Jeremy Renner's Hawkeye nor Paul Rudd's Ant-Man were included on the movie's stacked roster. Rudd has now revealed how he feels about not being in Avengers: Infinity War.
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Skyscraper Trailer: Dwayne Johnson Leaps Into A Burning Building
The Rock is (almost) on fire. Universal released a new trailer for Skyscraper, which stars Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson as ex-FBI Hostage Rescue Team leader Will Sawyer, who spends his days assessing safety for skyscrapers — and who gets framed for setting the world's safest building on fire.
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Spider-Man: Far From Home Set Photos Show Tom Holland Back As Peter Parker
He's alive! He's aaaliiive! Photos from the set of the Spider-Man: Homecoming sequel, Spider-Man: Far From Home, have surfaced online -- and they show actor Tom Holland back in his role as Peter Parker.
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Jumanji 3 Director Reveals Filming Should Start Early Next Year
Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black, Karen Gillan, and Kevin Hart are all returning for a sequel to Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, which will hit theaters in December of 2019. Director Jake Kasdan spoke in a recent interview about the filming schedule for the action sequel.
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Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Tops Weekend Box Office Again
It was another box office victory for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, which topped new releases Sicario: Day of the Soldado and Uncle Drew in its second weekend in theaters. Also in the top five was The Incredibles 2 and Ocean's 8.
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Ant-Man And The Wasp Buzzes To $11 Million In Thursday Previews
When Ant-Man and the Wasp floated like a butterfly into theaters, it also stung like a bee at the box office. The Paul Rudd and Evangeline Lilly-led Ant-Man sequel opened for pre-official release previews on Thursday, July 5, when it took home an estimated $11 million domestically.
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Movies (27)
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The First Purge's Biggest Unanswered Questions
Despite everything the Purge prequel tells us, the film still leaves quite a few stones unturned. Here are some of the biggest unanswered questions left by The First Purge.
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Scenes That Directors Regret Shooting
Perhaps they wish they could've gotten a different line delivery from an actor, or perhaps they'd like to go back and restructure an entire sequence. Whatever the reason, filmmakers can definitely make mistakes, and there are more than a few scenes that directors totally regret shooting.
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July 2018 Trailers That'll Get You Excited
July saw the release of some of the biggest movie trailers of 2018 so far. With the fall release schedule just around the corner, it seems like every major studio is dedicated to giving their fans all the eye candy they can stomach.
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Mark Hamill To Reprise His Role As Luke Skywalker In Star Wars: Episode IX
Luke Skywalker will always be with you, apparently. Mark Hamill, who starred as Luke Skywalker in five Star Wars movies across five decades before seemingly meeting his end in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, will officially return to reprise his role in Star Wars: Episode IX, Lucasfilm has announced.
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Carrie Fisher To Appear In Star Wars Episode IX Via Unused Force Awakens Footage
The late Carrie Fisher will officially reprise her role as Leia Organa in the ninth Star Wars episode, it has been announced. Fisher will be made to return to the screen thanks to unreleased archival footage from the production of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, which J.J. Abrams also directed.
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Iconic Movie Characters That Were Never Supposed To Be So Popular
These are some of the most iconic film characters of all time — even though they were never intended to be.
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Black Adam: The Untold Truth
He's easily one of DC's most popular villains, and arguably Shazam's arch-nemesis… but that wasn't always the case. Black Adam's story is full of twists and turns, on as well as off the page.
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Good Sequels That Are Still Worse Than The Original
It's time to remove the sequel-tinted glasses, shrug off the weight of lofty expectations, and acknowledge the overall brilliance of the following sequels — all of them definitely good movies in their own right, but still unavoidably worse than the original films they followed.
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David Leitch In Talks To Direct Enter The Dragon Remake
One of the greatest martial-arts movies of all time is set to get the reboot treatment from John Wick and Deadpool 2 architect David Leitch. Reportedly, the filmmaker is in talks to direct a new version of Enter the Dragon, the final movie from legendary martial artist Bruce Lee.
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Buffy The Vampire Slayer Being Rebooted With New Cast And Black Lead Actress
Joss Whedon is taking us back to Sunnydale with a new, updated version of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. The cult favorite supernatural series is officially being revived by 20th Century Fox Television, with the new version to be written by Midnight, Texas creator Monica Owusu-Breen.
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How Dave Bautista Went From WWE Wrestler To Drax The Destroyer
Dave Bautista's long journey to the MCU took an incredible number of twists and turns.
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The Untold Truth Of Coco
What took so long, what changed, and how did we arrive at the film we now know and love? From creative consultants to a new co-director and the way the film wound up with its title, this is the untold truth of Coco.
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Why The Predator Will Be Even Better Than We Thought
There have been so many remakes and updates of old franchises that it's inevitable some of them are going to be stinkers, and we've all been disappointed by them at some point. But there's plenty of reason to hope The Predator will do right by its predecessors.
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The Real Reasons Skyscraper Bombed At The Box Office
Why is this disaster movie proving to be such a... disastrous movie? Could the Rock's star inexplicably be fading? Is the movie actually that bad? Let's tally up the damage and figure out the real reasons Skyscraper couldn't stand tall at the box office.
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The Real Reasons These 2018 Films Flopped At The Box Office
These movies all have one thing in common: they tanked badly at the box office.
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Movies Where You Rooted Against The Hero
Every so often, a movie comes along that tosses conventional storytelling wisdom out the window and gives us a hero that we actually want to lose. Maybe he's a jerk, perhaps she's misguided, or maybe he loses his soul over the course of the film.
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Actors Who Have Criticized The MCU
These days, it feels like just about everyone in Hollywood is in love with the Marvel Cinematic Universe. That isn't really the case, however. Plenty of actors have complaints with superhero movies in general — and Marvel in particular.
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Why Hawkeye's Wife In The Avengers Looks So Familiar
From guest roles in children's television favorites of the late '90s to high-brow drama films to peak TV appearances, here's where you may have seen Linda Cardellini before.
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100 Percent Rotten Tomatoes Movies That Haven't Aged Well
As movies age, flaws we didn't notice at first can begin to show...even in films that originally got a perfect score from critics.
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Billy Dee Williams To Reprise His Role As Lando Calrissian In Star Wars: Episode IX
Hello, old friend. Lucasfilm dropped a Millennium Falcon-sized bombshell on Monday when it announced that Billy Dee Williams is set to reprise his role as the cape-rocking, smooth-talking, gonna-risk-it-all gambler Lando Calrissian in Star Wars: Episode IX.
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Stunts Gone Wrong That Ended Up In The Movie
Stuntmen and stuntwomen don't always pull off the moment exactly as planned. Nevertheless, the cameras are rolling and sometimes the footage captured is so exciting that filmmakers simply have to keep it in the final cut of the film.
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Ant-Man And The Wasp's Biggest Unanswered Questions
What does it all mean? And how does it tie into Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers 4? Here's a spoiler-filled look at the biggest unanswered questions in Ant-Man and the Wasp.
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Characters In Ant-Man And The Wasp With More Meaning Than You Realized
While Ant-Man and the Wasp's stakes and story may be small stuff, the characters themselves have long histories in comic books that stretch back decades — and we're not just talking about the two with their names in the title. Here are the movie characters deserve your extra attention.
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Oscar Bait Performances That Turned Out Terrible
When actors put their hearts on their sleeve and their health on the line for a movie that ultimately ends up falling short of expectations, the disparity between what the filmmakers try to do and what they end up doing can come off as completely hilarious.
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Why The New Halloween Movie Isn't A Reboot
In the era of remakes and reboots, the forthcoming Halloween movie strives to be different. Jason Blum, who produces the David Gordon Green-directed film, recently stated that the new Halloween isn't a reboot — and fans of the long-running franchise shouldn't expect it to be one. Here's why.
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Bloopers That Made Us Love These Superheroes Even More
Superhero movies are a lot of fun to watch—and apparently a lot of fun to make, too.
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Kumail Nanjiani, Rafe Spall Join Men In Black Spin-Off
Sony has recruited a new group of stars for their Men in Black spin-off. Kumail Nanjiani (The Big Sick), Rafe Spall (Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom), and Les Twins (World of Dance) have joined the cast of the movie, which will star Thor: Ragnarok duo Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson.
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Andy Serkis' Mowgli Moves To Netflix
If you want to see Andy Serkis' upcoming directorial effort, a Netflix subscription is a bare necessity. Netflix has officially acquired Mowgli, Serkis' live-action/CGI film based on Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book stories, from Warner Bros. The film was set to launch in theaters this October.
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Locke & Key Finally Lands Series Order From Netflix
Locke & Key is no longer locked up. Netflix has finally, officially ordered Locke & Key to series. This news comes two months after fellow streaming site Hulu passed on the pilot and a whopping eight years after the comic series was first eyed for a screen adaptation.
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Netflix's Carmen Sandiego Film Lands Game Night Writer Mark Perez
Now we know where in the world Netflix's Carmen Sandiego is. The project is in the hands of Game Night scribe Mark Perez, who was just tapped as the film's screenwriter. Gina Rodriguez, best known for her role in the CW comedy-drama series Jane the Virgin, will star as Carmen Sandiego in the pic.
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Netflix Originals That'll Blow You Away In 2019
If you thought Netflix's library was stacked now, just wait. Netflix's ongoing deals with high-profile talent mean that their slate just keeps filling up with great originals, so sit back and wait for the next big thing to blow your mind. Here are the Netflix originals to look for in 2019.
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Netflix's Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina Unveils First Poster
Sabrina Spellman is making her way toward Netflix, bob haircut-first. The streamer just released the first official poster for its upcoming Archie Comics-based series Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, which stars Kiernan Shipka as Sabrina Spellman and Jaz Sinclair as her best friend Rosalind.
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Avatar: The Last Airbender Head Writer To Summon The Dragon Prince With Netflix
One of the main creative forces behind Avatar: The Last Airbender is joining forces with Netflix for a new show. According to an announcement from the streaming service, writer Aaron Ehasz is spearheading a new animated series, The Dragon Prince, set to premiere in September.
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Netflix To Shut Down User Review Feature, Delete All Existing Reviews
Your opinions will soon matter less on Netflix. The streaming giant, currently in the middle of significantly increasing its investment into original TV shows and movies, will shut down its user review feature over the course of this summer, according to a report by CNET.
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The Raid Star Iko Uwais To Lead New Netflix Series
Iko Uwais, the Indonesian actor and stuntman known for his work in The Raid and The Raid 2, is shifting from the silver screen to a major streaming site. Uwais has been tapped to lead Wu Assassins, a 10-episode martial arts sci-fi crime drama series set to air on Netflix.
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Stranger Things Season 3 Release Date Confirmed
Though we saw the first official teaser for Stranger Things season 3 just a few weeks ago, the Duffer Brothers-created series won't make its long-awaited comeback for quite some time. During the Television Critics Association's press tour, Netflix confirmed when Stranger Things will return.
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Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina Gets Official Release Date
A cold wind is blowing toward Netflix, and it's called Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. The grim, gory coming-of-age story of Archie Comics character Sabrina Spellman, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina now has an official release date. The series stars Kiernan Shipka, Jaz Sinclair, and Ross Lynch.
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Everything Coming To Netflix In August 2018
With just shy of 50 new Netflix originals shooting onto the service in August 2018, you'll have more to watch than ever in the coming month. From wild new series and stand-up specials to a hit list of original films, there's a lot to look forward to.
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Coen Brothers Reveal Upcoming Netflix Series Is Actually A Movie, And It's Coming To Theaters Too
In a weird little twist no one saw coming, the Coen brothers have announced that their upcoming six-episode anthology Netflix miniseries, The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, is actually a movie. The film will follow the anthology format, and be released in theaters and on Netflix sometime in late 2018.
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Deadwood Movie Officially Announced By HBO
Deadwood... is now Alivewood. HBO has officially announced that it will produce a feature film followup for its frontier western series Deadwood. The long-rumored film sequel has been a mainstay topic for fans of the David Milch-created drama series ever since it first wrapped up in 2006.
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Deathstroke Solo Movie Is Still In The Works, Says Joe Manganiello
Deathstroke is most definitely not dead. First popping up as Deathstroke (otherwise known as Slade Joseph Wilson) during a post-credits scene in last year's Justice League, Joe Manganiello confirmed during San Diego Comic-Con that the Deathstroke solo movie is alive and kicking.
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Elmarie Wendel, 3rd Rock From The Sun Actress, Dies At 89
Elmarie Wendel, the actress best known for her work as Mrs. Mamie Dubcek on the NBC sitcom 3rd Rock from the Sun, has died. She was 89 years old. Wendel's daughter, actress Jennifer "JC" Wendel, confirmed news of her mother's passing.
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Star Trek: Discovery Spinoff Series In The Works
Star Trek: Discovery will live long and prosper. CBS All Access announced at San Diego Comic-Con on Friday evening that a spinoff of Star Trek: Discovery is in the works, aiming to launch on small screens later this year.
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Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Release Date Changed
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood will Hollywood and head out to theaters worldwide a little earlier than originally expected. Sony Pictures has shifted the release date for Quentin Tarantino's 1960s-set Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, which was intended to open on August 9, 2019.
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Joaquin Phoenix's Joker Origin Movie Gets Release Date
This is no joking matter. Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow have announced an official release date for the upcoming Joker origin story film starring Joaquin Phoenix and directed by Todd Phillips (Old School, The Hangover Trilogy).
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Batwoman TV Series In The Works At The CW
What's black, red, and heading to the CW? Batwoman, of course! The CW has put into development a television series centered on the famous DC Comics heroine from writer and executive producer Caroline Dries. In the series, Kate Kane, an out lesbian, takes to the streets of Gotham as Batwoman.
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Rugrats Live-Action Film, Reboot Series In The Works
Hang on to your diapies, babies, we're going in. Nickelodeon's Rugrats empire is getting a complete relaunch, as the company has teamed with Paramount Pictures to develop a live-action film and an animated reboot series.
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Zombieland Sequel Officially In The Works
Zombieland is officially getting a double tap. Sony Pictures has given a Zombieland sequel the green light. The studio has also rounded up the cast of the original film — Emma Stone, Abigail Breslin, Woody Harrelson, and Jesse Eisenberg — to star in the 10-years-later follow-up.
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Jungle Cruise, Mary Poppins Returns, Maleficent 2 Release Dates Changed
Disney spent its day shuffling movies around its release schedule, changing dates for Jungle Cruise, Mary Poppins Returns, and Maleficent 2. Jungle Cruise stars Dwayne Johnson, Mary Poppins Returns features Emily Blunt and Lin-Manuel Miranda, and Maleficent 2 stars Angelina Jolie and Elle Fanning.
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Indiana Jones 5 Sets New Release Date
After receiving a second delay and a change in writer, the fifth Indiana Jones movie finally has a release date, with Disney setting up the new crusade to see release on July 9, 2021. The release date delay will allow a new draft of the script to be written by Solo writer Jonathan Kasdan.
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Child's Play Remake In The Works At MGM
Remaking Child's Play? For MGM, that's, well, child's play. MGM is developing a remake of Child's Play, the 1988 horror classic directed by Tom Holland. The studio tapped Polaroid filmmaker Lars Klevberg to direct the remake, with Kung Fury scribe Tyler Burton Smith attached to pen the script.
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Ant-Man And The Wasp's Ending Explained
True to form for Marvel films, Ant-Man and the Wasp ends on a slippery slope covered in cliffhangers, unclear character resolutions, and a lot of unanswered questions.
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Television (49)
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Maniac Teaser Trailer: Jonah Hill, Emma Stone Stare Each Other Down
Like the unnamed woman Michael Sembello sang about was a maniac on the floor, Jonah Hill and Emma Stone are maybe-maniacs in a shockingly white room. Netflix dropped the first teaser trailer for Maniac, the upcoming limited series from Cary Joji Fukunaga, the director of True Detective season 1.
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The Romanoffs: Mad Men Creator Matthew Weiner's Star-Studded Series Headed For Amazon
Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner is at it again. And by "it," we mean prestige television and casting Christina Hendricks and John Slattery in the same project, but that doesn't quite have the same ring to it. Amazon unveiled the first teaser for Weiner's star-studded upcoming series The Romanoffs.
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Altered Carbon To Prolong Its Life With Second Season — And A New Lead Actor
Altered Carbon is coming back in a whole new sleeve. The Netflix sci-fi series, which was touted on release as being one of the most expensive shows the streaming service has produced to date, is officially coming back for a second season — and this time, a new actor will be in the lead role.
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Iron Fist Season 2 Won't Include Claire Temple
When Marvel's Iron Fist circles back to Netflix for its second season, one beloved character won't be part of the returning bunch. Marvel Television executive vice president Jeph Loeb recently revealed that Rosario Dawson's Claire Temple isn't a part of the Iron Fist season 2 story.
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The Crown Selects New Prince Charles, Queen Mother For Season 3
Say hello to the new members of Netflix's royal family. The Crown has selected the two actors who will take over the roles of Prince Charles and the Queen Mother for its upcoming third season, which will feature a host of fresh faces as the drama series shifts into a new decade in its narrative.
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Supergirl Season 4 Casts Nicole Maines As TV's First Trans Superhero
Supergirl is about to make history. At the series' San Diego Comic-Con panel on Saturday, the CW announced that Royal Pains and The Trans List's Nicole Maines will join Supergirl season 4 to become the first transgender superhero on television.
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The Darkest Episodes Of Kids' TV Shows
Sometimes television shows designed for young audiences contain some really dark and twisted stuff. Here are some of the worst offenders in "family" TV.
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Shane Black Interested In Directing Supergirl Or The Flash
Shane Black isn't cross-eyed, he just appears that way, with one eye on the silver screen and the other on the small. Black, who is gearing up to release his latest directorial effort The Predator this September, recently revealed his interest in directing an episode of Supergirl or The Flash.
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Roseanne Spinoff The Conners Premiere Date Revealed
Roseanne may not be returning to television like some fans have hoped, but a spinoff of the sitcom revival is headed our way soon. ABC has announced when the Roseanne spinoff The Conners will premiere. The series features every member of the Roseanne reboot cast except for Roseanne Barr.
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Legion Season 3 Is Coming In 2019
Legion will launch its third season in 2019. Prior to the series' formal presentation at San Diego Comic-Con on Sunday, a few eagle-eyed (and extra-social-media-savvy) fans, discovered a sneaky announcement the confirmed when Legion season 3 will debut on FX.
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Supernatural San Diego Comic-Con Trailer Teases Season 14
Welcome back, Winchester Brothers. Those in attendance at the Supernatural panel during San Diego Comic-Con got a tiny first taste of the series' upcoming 14th season through an extended trailer that revisits the events of past seasons.
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Riverdale Drops First Season 3 Footage, Casts Penelope Ann Miller
In a small town that was once so innocent, its teen residents once all smiles and laughter, unstoppable evils and unspeakable horrors now lurks. At SDCC, the CW revealed the eerie first footage from Riverdale season 3 and announced that Penelope Ann Miller will star in the new episodes.
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Krypton Will Introduce Lobo In Season 2
Krypton will kick things into high gear for season 2, introducing a sinister baddie set to stir up unthinkable trouble. At its panel during San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday, Syfy announced that the forthcoming season of the Superman prequel series Krypton will introduce Lobo as its main villain.
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The Orville Season 2 Trailer: Seth MacFarlane's Experimental Sci-Fi Series Is Back
The second season of Seth MacFarlane's sci-fi series The Orville is upon us. At San Diego Comic-Con this weekend, Fox launched the first trailer for The Orville season 2, giving fans a taste of the new episodes heading to small screens this winter.
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Arrow Season 7 Trailer Sees Oliver In Jail, New Villains Descending On Star City
The CW released a new trailer for season 7 of its superhero series Arrow, in which Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) struggles to accept his bleak life behind bars, his fellow Team Arrow members fend off fearsome new villains, and an all-new Green Arrow arrives in Star City.
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The Flash Season 5 Trailer: There's A New Villain In Town
Oh, sweet Barry Allen. You can run, but you can't hide — not from the creepy villain Cicada and certainly not from your own daughter Nora. Grant Gustin's Scarlet Speedster will have to face a topsy-turvy reality in season 5 of The Flash, which dropped a trailer at San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday.
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DC's Legends Of Tomorrow Season 4 Unveils Trailer, Casts Tom Wilson And Ramona Young
More magic, more dragons, same misfits. Such is life in season 4 of DC's Legends of Tomorrow, a trailer for which was launched at San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday. Network the CW also announced two new cast members for the upcoming season: Tom Wilson and Ramona Young.
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Disenchantment: Watch The Trailer For Matt Groening's Weird Fantasy
Netflix is spreading some Disenchantment. The new series from The Simpsons and Futurama creator Matt Groening is now within a month of its premiere date, and we finally have a pretty good idea of what the show will look and feel like thanks to a first full trailer.
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The Man In The High Castle Unleashes Season 3 Teaser, Scores Season 4 Renewal
The only thing sweeter than seeing new footage from a stellar show is learning that the series has scored yet another season before its next-up one makes it to air. That being said, The Man in the High Castle fans must be going all sorts of bonkers right now.
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Supergirl Unveils Season 4 Trailer, Casts April Parker Jones As Series Regular
Supergirl soared at San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday, when the series' network the CW made several noteworthy reveals. Firstly, there was the unveiling of the first trailer for Supergirl season 4, and then there was the announcement of Jericho and The Last Ship actress April Parker Jones' casting.
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Black Lightning Drops Sizzle Reel, Ups Jordan Calloway To Series Regular
When Black Lightning touched down at San Diego Comic-Con, a double-whammy reveal took place. First up was a sizzle reel highlighting the best moments from the first season of the series. Then came Jordan Calloway (Khalil Payne/Painkiller) being promoted to series regular.
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Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Promotes Jeff Ward To Series Regular
Jeff Ward will be a bigger part of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s story moving forward. Marvel Entertainment announced during San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday that Ward, who plays Deke Shaw, has been promoted to series regular status for the upcoming sixth season of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
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Noomi Rapace Cast In Amazon's Jack Ryan Season 2
New season, new cast member. During San Diego Comic-Con on Friday, Amazon announced that Noomi Rapace will join the second season of its Jack Ryan series. Rapace will join John Krasinski as Jack Ryan, Wendell Pierce as James Greer, and Abbie Cornish as Cathy Muller for the upcoming show.
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Star Trek: Discovery Season 2 Adds Spock, Unveils First Trailer
If bad things happen in threes, good news must come in pairs, as CBS All Access made two exciting reveals during its Star Trek: Discovery panel at San Diego Comic-Con on Friday. The network unveiled the first trailer for Star Trek: Discovery season 2 and confirmed Spock will join the series.
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Better Call Saul Season 4 Trailer Takes Jimmy And Mike Down A Rough Road
Now more than ever before, the worlds of Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad are beginning to converge. As part of the continuing smorgasbord of content coming out of San Diego Comic-Con, AMC has released a full trailer for the upcoming fourth season of Better Call Saul.
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Nightflyers Trailer: Get A Terrifying Look At George R.R. Martin's Horror Series
You can't escape what's inside. With another show panel at San Diego Comic-Con comes another new trailer. This time, Syfy was doing the unveiling for its upcoming space-set horror series Nightflyers, based on George R.R. Martin's 1980 novella of the same name.
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Iron Fist Season 2 Teaser Trailer Unleashed At San Diego Comic-Con
This isn't a fight. It's just a warm-up. Netflix swung a major punch at San Diego Comic-Con on Thursday evening, dropping the first teaser trailer for season 2 of Marvel's Iron Fist. The footage features Finn Jones back as Danny Rand and confirms when season 2 will be available on Netflix.
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Star Wars: The Clone Wars Reveals Official Revival With New Trailer
Star Wars: The Clone Wars is officially coming back to TV. In a surprise development, Disney and Lucasfilm have announced that they are bringing back the animated series for 12 new episodes set to air on Disney's upcoming streaming service in 2019. A trailer for the revival was also released.
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Doctor Who Season 11 Trailer Gets Timey-Wimey With Jodie Whittaker
The universe is calling, and Jodie Whittaker is here to answer. At the tail end of its Doctor Who presentation at San Diego Comic-Con on Thursday, the BBC dropped the official trailer for the series' 11th season, which stars Whittaker as the Thirteenth (but first female) Doctor.
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The Walking Dead Season 9 Teaser Lays Down The Law
The end of the world is happening all over again in season nine of The Walking Dead. Ahead of the release of a full trailer tomorrow, AMC has released a short teaser for the upcoming season of its marquee zombie apocalypse show. Once again, it seems, the humans are the real monsters.
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Sons Of Anarchy Spinoff Mayans MC Launches First Trailer
After many months spent waiting, the first full-length trailer for FX's Mayans MC has arrived. The network released the footage during the mania of San Diego Comic-Con, gifting fans a full two minutes (and five seconds, but who's counting?) of Sons of Anarchy spinoff goodness.
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Creepshow Is Getting A TV Series Revival On Shudder
Brace yourself for a series of entirely new experiences in horror, as the cult horror anthology Creepshow is officially being adapted as a TV series on Shudder. It is based on an anthology movie directed by George Romero and written by Stephen King, and is set to launch on the platform in 2019.
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Narcos: Netflix Releases First Details About The Season 4 Mexico Reset
Narcos is starting over for season four, and we finally have some details on exactly where the story's going. To start, the show we used to know as Narcos is officially being rebranded as Narcos: Mexico, bringing in new cast members Diego Luna and Michael Peña for a story set in 1980s Guadalajara.
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The Crown: First Look At Helena Bonham Carter, Ben Daniels For Season 3
Two new faces are coming to The Crown for season 3, and now we know what they look like. Well, we've always known what actress Helena Bonham Carter and actor Ben Daniels look like, just not how they appear in their new respective roles as Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones on The Crown.
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Hilarious Stranger Things Season 3 Promo Video Teases Possible Premiere Date
Stranger Things season 3 will see the pre-teen gang embrace the "poppy fun" of their summer vacation, and where better to do that than at the mall? A hilarious promo video for the upcoming season of the hit Netflix series introduces a groovy set piece and teases when the new season might drop.
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The Crown: Get Your First Look At Olivia Colman As Queen Elizabeth II
Long live the queen. Netflix has unveiled the first look at Olivia Colman in character as Queen Elizabeth II on the upcoming third season of The Crown. Colman takes over the role of the Queen from Claire Foy, who led The Crown for its first two seasons.
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Y: The Last Man TV Series Casts Its Leads
After over a decade in development, the Y: The Last Man TV series is coming together all at once for FX. The long-awaited adaptation of the series, apparently just called Y, has now wrangled its cast of main characters together — including Yorick Brown, the titular last man.
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Jason Momoa To Play A 'Fearless Warrior' In Apple's Sci-Fi Series See
From Khal Drogo to Aquaman to... ah, yes, Baba Voss. Jason Momoa has scored his next small-screen project, landing the lead role in Apple's forthcoming sci-fi drama series See, set in a time in which humankind has lost its sense of sight.
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Reality TV Shows That Are Actually Real
Move over Kylie Jenner, it's time for some really real realness...
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Stranger Things Season 3 Set Photos Show New Look At Millie Bobby Brown's Eleven
The kids are growing up fast. Two new photos from the set of Stranger Things season 3 hit the net on Tuesday, and they show the first look at lead actress Millie Bobby Brown in character as Eleven for the forthcoming collection of episodes.
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Orange Is The New Black Season 6 Trailer Takes It To The Max
Season 6 of Netflix's Orange Is the New Black is taking it to the Max — Maximum Security, that is. The streamer dropped the first trailer for Orange Is the New Black season 6, which sees the ladies of Litchfield Penitentiary getting carted off to the prison's most secure level of custody.
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Sacha Baron Cohen Shooting A New TV Series For Showtime
Sacha Baron Cohen is returning to TV with a mysterious new series on Showtime — booyakasha. The news comes shortly after a July 4 video from Baron Cohen that centered on old footage of Donald Trump wishing violence against the comedian, whom he once crossed paths with on Baron Cohen's Da Ali G Show.
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Castlevania Season 2 Premiere Date Revealed
Take a bite out of this good news, Castlevania fans. Netflix announced during its panel at Anime Expo in Los Angeles when season 2 of Castlevania will premiere. The series follows the last living member of a disgraced family of monster-hunters as he protects his country from Vlad Dracula Tepes.
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Game Of Thrones Has An 'Unpredictable' Ending, Star Sophie Turner Says
Think you know how Game of Thrones will end its epic eight-season run? Well, exit the drawing board, close the theory-crafting journal, and lock the basement where all the big Hollywood rumors originate, because you're not going to be able to predict how the storied series really wraps up.
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What The Cast Of Heroes Looks Like Today
More than a decade after their adventures thrilled viewers, here's what the cast has been up to over the years—and what they look like today.
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The New Pope: John Malkovich To Lead, Jude Law Returning
Say hello to the new pope. No, seriously: Get acquainted with The New Pope, the HBO series that has selected John Malkovich to star as its title character. The show follows up on The Young Pope, which starred Jude Law as Lenny Belardo, a.k.a. Pope Pius XII. Law will reprise his role in The New Pope.
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Six Canceled At History
History has canceled military drama Six after two seasons. The show followed an elite Navy SEAL Team Six and starred Walton Goggins, Kyle Schmid, Juan Pablo Raba, Barry Sloane, Dominic Adams, Edwin Hodge, Jaylen Moore, Brianne Davis, and Nadine Velazquez.
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Snowpiercer Series Loses Its Director
TNT has hit another bump in the road with their Snowpiercer series. Scott Derrickson, the Doctor Strange alum who was set to direct the pilot, has dropped out, citing creative conflicts with new showrunner Graeme Mason.
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Champions Canceled At NBC
Another freshman comedy has gotten the axe. NBC has canceled the Anders Holm-led Champions, with the show joining L.A. to Vegas, Ghosted, and more on the list of comedies that didn't make it to season two this year. The show could be shopped elsewhere.
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The Actor Behind Tuco From Breaking Bad
Here's a look at the actor behind one of TV's best villains.
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Real Reasons These Movie Characters Were Killed Off
It isn't always easy to understand the reasons for a fictional death. Here's a look at the reality behind the scenes.
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Movie Scenes Where The Actors Were Actually Terrified
Horror films are supposed to scare us, and sometimes they even scare the actors and actresses.
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The Untold Truth Of The Wasp
As a character known for shrinking, one could argue she's grown more than just about any costumed hero in Marvel's pantheons (and she has more costumes than most). Here's the untold truth of the Wasp.
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