Ghostbusters: Afterlife 2's New Teaser Poster Hints At A Chilly Sequel
A new poster for Sony's forthcoming "Ghostbusters: Afterlife" sequel may be a clue that the next film will have a winter setting.
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Beetlejuice 2 Is The Most Fun Michael Keaton Has Had On A Film Set In A Long Time
Talking about his experiences making the upcoming movie, Michael Keaton notes that "Beetlejuice 2" is the most fun he's had on a film set in a long time. -
The Kevin James Comedy Flop Defying Odds And Killing It On Netflix
A family-friendly Kevin James-starring film is having a second life on Netflix, rising into the list of the top films in the country on the streaming service. -
Bottoms Release Date, Cast, Trailer, Plot And More Details
Here's everything we know at the moment about the upcoming queer-themed teen comedy Bottoms. -
Bottoms Red Band Trailer Is Queer Teen Comedy At Its Raunchiest
"Bottoms," the new queer teen comedy from Emma Seligman that is starring Rachel Sennott and Ayo Edebiri, has released its red band trailer. -
Magic Mike: Channing Tatum Would Return To The Franchise Under One Condition
Channing Tatum appears to be done with the "Magic Mike" franchise. However, the actor might be willing to return under one specific condition. -
Hocus Pocus 3 Just Got Confirmed - What Could It Be About?
"Hocus Pocus" fans can rejoice as it appears a third film is upon us. The franchise has been making headlines as the news was recently confirmed. -
Barbie Used So Much Pink Paint That It Caused An Actual Shortage
If you needed a new paint job for your Dreamhouse, you'd have been out of luck while the "Barbie" movie was shooting, director Greta Gerwig has revealed. -
Revenge Of The Nerds: Why The 2007 Remake Was Canceled
In 2006, Fox Atomic attempted to remake the 1984 comedy "Revenge of the Nerds," but it was canceled after just two weeks of filming. -
The Nicholas Sparks Romance Flop Defying Odds And Killing It On Netflix
The Choice might not have done well with critics and at the box office in 2016, but it's enjoying surprising success as one of Netflix's most watched films. -
How Dave Pulled Off Its Star-Packed Season 3 Finale
Fans of "Dave" on FXX may be wondering how the series pulled off its star-studded season finale. Here's a look at how the show managed this major feat. -
Community Fans Will Have To Wait Even Longer For The Movie, According To Joel McHale
Joel McHale says fans might have to wait a little while longer before the release of the much-anticipated Community movie. -
Bradley Cooper Used Personal Experience To Craft His Wedding Crashers Villain
When it came to Bradley Cooper's intolerable Sack Lodge in "Wedding Crashers," he pulled from personal experience to develop this antagonistic character. -
Wes Anderson 'Spoils' Asteroid City In The Opening Credits - And That's A Good Thing
Wes Anderson has spoiled the identity of the alien in the opening credits of his upcoming film, "Asteroid City," but that is not necessarily a bad thing. -
Asteroid City Might Require Two Viewings, According To Wes Anderson
The director himself has suggested "Asteroid City" might require multiple viewings to fully appreciate all that this dense science fiction tale has to offer. -
Robert De Niro's 'Worst Movie' Is Defying The Odds And Killing It On Netflix
Fans of Robert De Niro might be interested to learn how one of his most critically panned movies is currently doing record numbers on Netflix. -
Burt Reynolds & Jackie Gleason's Smokey And The Bandit Scene Was All Improv
Longtime "Smokey and The Bandit" fans might be interested to learn the Burt Reynolds and Jackie Gleason diner scene was completely in thanks to improvising. -
How Greta Gerwig Solved Margot Robbie's Biggest Barbie Struggle
Margot Robbie has revealed how "Barbie" writer-director Greta Gerwig helped her get over one major hurdle during the making of the highly-anticipated film. -
Vince Vaughn Developed The Break-Up With Only Jennifer Aniston In Mind
"The Break-Up" writer and co-star Vince Vaughn shared that he only ever wanted Jennifer Anniston to play the role of Brooke in the rom-com. -
Whatever Happened To Lilly From The Princess Diaries?
"The Princess Diaries" featured an iconic performance Heather Matarazzo as Lilly Moscovitz. Here's what the actor has been up to since the film's release. -
Murder Mystery 2's Director Doesn't Know Why Charlize Theron Is An Executive Producer
If you were surprised to see Charlize Theron's name listed as an executive producer on Netflix's "Murder Mystery 2" then you aren't alone. -
What Happened To Mila Kunis In Ted 2? Why She Wasn't In The Second Film
As it turns out, Mila Kunis had a good reason for not appearing in Ted 2, the sequel to Seth MacFarlane's raunchy comedy Ted. -
Smokin' Aces Allowed Chris Pine To Break Out Of The Rom-Com Mold
According to Chris Pine, the 2006 action-comedy flick "Smokin' Aces" holds a very special place in his career. -
Sylvester Stallone's Version Of Beverly Hills Cop Was A Lot Heavier In Tone
According to Sylvester Stallone, he would have made Beverly Hills Cop a far more serious action-thriller if he got to play Eddie Murphy's role of Axel Foley. -
Why Is Ted Rated R? Here's What Parents Should Know Before Letting Their Kids Watch
While the premise of "Ted" on paper seems appropriate for kids, it is far from it given many of the jokes, the language, and some of the character actions. -
Emma Thompson Believes Romantic Comedies Get Unfairly Targeted For Being 'Formulaic'
Emma Thompson shared her thoughts on the romantic comedy genre and defended the genre by sharing she thinks it is often wrongly criticized. -
How Sylvester Stallone & Rhinestone Got Dolly Parton 'Back On Track'
Sylvester Stallone and the film "Rhinestone" got Dolly Parton back on track, according to the legendary singer herself.
