Fast And Furious 11 Secures Louis Leterrier As Director
Ahead of the release of "Fast X," it is confirmed that director Louis Leterrier will be returning to the franchise to direct "Fast and Furious 11" as well.
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The MonsterVerse Officially Returns With Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire
Kaiju fans rejoice! The MonsterVerse officially returns with "Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire." Here's what we know about the first teaser shown off. -
How The Marvels Could Finally Set Up The A-Force
While A-Force was teased back in "Avengers: Endgame," the team of super women could make an official debut thanks to the MCU's upcoming film "The Marvels." -
The Covenant: How Guy Ritchie's Custom BBQ Was Integral To The Filming Process
Jake Gyllenhaal spoke about how director Guy Ritchie incorporated his personal barbecue into the filming process for "The Covenant." -
Ryan Reynolds Promises Fans A Different Wolverine In Deadpool 3
"Deadpool 3" will see Hugh Jackman return as the Wolverine, but co-star Ryan Reynolds promises this version will be different than past on-screen appearances. -
Blue Beetle Box Office Prediction: Could DC's Next Film Be The Hero WB Needs?
Warner Bros. Discovery and DC could have a solid box office hit on their hands with Blue Beetle if they play their cards right. -
I Was Brought To Prison In Handcuffs For A Con Air Screening & It Was The Best Experience
The 2016 Glasgow Film Festival hosted a "Con Air" screening in a makeshift prison that allowed 300 moviegoers to be convicts for an evening. -
Adrien Brody Details His Villain Character In Ghosted And Working With Chris Evans And Ana De Armas - Exclusive Interview
Adrien Brody discussed his villain character in "Ghosted," working with Chris Evans and Ana de Armas, reuniting with Wes Anderson for "Asteroid City," and more. -
Sylvester Stallone Leads The Charge In Amazon's New Action Comedy Never Too Old To Die
Sylvester Stallone has found his latest project in the form of the script for the Amazon Studios action-comedy film "Never Too Old To Die." -
The Michael Fassbender Crime Thriller Flop Defying Odds & Killing It On Netflix
Michael Fassbender's "The Snowman" is a crime drama that didn't do well upon its release but is enjoying surprising popularity on Netflix these days. -
The Covenant: Jake Gyllenhaal Says Guy Ritchie Wrote Scenes On The Fly
Jake Gyllenhaal has discussed Guy Ritchie's process for their new movie The Covenant, and it involved quite a bit of writing as they went along. -
Why The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die Left Out Lady Aelswith & King Edward
"The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die" leaves out some key characters from the show, and the team behind the production had a few reasons for doing so. -
The Duke Nukem Movie Will Only Succeed By Embracing Its Evil Dead Trappings (& Ditching The Outdated Humor)
A "Duke Nukem" movie is in the works from the creators of "Cobra Kai," and it's already shaping up to be a forgettable "Men In a Black" ripoff. -
Why These PG-13 Movies Got R-Rated Sequels
For a PG movie to have an R-rated sequel, there's usually a fascinating story behind why that decision was made. -
The Entire Die Hard Timeline Explained
From fighting terrorists in Los Angeles to working with Zeus Carver in Harlem, and finally venturing to Russia, this is the entire Die Hard timeline, explained. -
The Meaning Behind John Wick's Baba Yaga Nickname Explained
Here's everything you need to know about the folklore roots of the Baba Yaga, the terrifying mythical creature that gives John Wick his nickname. -
Jennifer Lawrence Didn't Want The Hunger Games To Influence Young People Negatively
Jennifer Lawrence knew her role in "The Hunger Games" would influence young fans, and she wanted to make sure they were getting the right message. -
Renfield Proves If Universal Wants A Dark Universe Reboot, Nostalgia - Not Modernization - Is The Ticket
Renfield might be proof that Universal is finally understanding why people love their classic monsters in the first place. -
The Crucial Advice Marvel's Kevin Feige Gave Chad Stahelski About John Wick - Exclusive
"John Wick" director Chad Stahelski recalled his conversations with Kevin Feige after approaching him for advice on building a cinematic universe. -
Top Gun: Maverick Star Glen Powell In Talks To Join Twister Sequel
New reports claim that Glen Powell, who was recently known for his role in Top Gun: Maverick, might be joining the cast of the long-awaited Twister sequel. -
Avengers: Infinity War: Why We Didn't See Thanos' Epic 45-Minute-Long Deleted Scene
"Avengers: Infinity War" originally contained a 45-minute sequence of Thanos taking the Power Stone that was unfortunately cut from the final film. -
The Covenant's Jake Gyllenhaal Was Told To Not Memorize Any Of His Lines
Jake Gyllenhaal says that The Covenant director Guy Ritchie suggested he not memorize any of his lines. -
Blue Beetle: How DC Created Susan Sarandon's Villain Victoria Kord
Along with fans finally seeing Jaime Reyes on the big screen, "Blue Beetle" is also introducing the villainous Victoria Kord, who is new to the world of DC. -
Amber Heard's Aquaman Costume Kept Her On Her Feet During 16 Hour Set Days
Amber Heard's Mera costume kept her standing up throughout her many 16-hour "Aquaman" shooting days. -
Pearl Star Mia Goth Joins The Cast Of Marvel's Blade
Mia Goth, best known for her role as Pearl/Maxine Minx in 2022 films X and Pearl, has just been added to the cast of Marvel's Blade. -
The Marvels Theory: Carol Danvers Lands On Aladna, Where We'll Meet Prince Yan
The first trailer to "The Marvels" has led to theories that Carol Danvers (Brie Larson) will land on Aladna and meet none other than Prince Yan. -
Who Plays Coriolanus Snow In The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes?
The upcoming "Hunger Games" spin-off prequel "A Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes" will feature young Coriolanus Snow, played by Hollywood newcomer Tom Blyth.
