Big Changes Are Coming To Disney's Strategy In 2024
2024 will be a vital year for Disney, as it sets out to rechart a course for several IPs and movie production companies. But what does that mean for releases?
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The On-Set Accident That Left Anthony Anderson Hospitalized
Actor Anthony Anderson had a tussle with a chair on the set of the action thriller "G20" that led to him spending the night in the emergency room. -
Jim Carrey's Sonic 3 Return Is A Huge First In His 43-Year Hollywood Career
Jim Carrey will reportedly reprise his role as Dr. Robotnik in the upcoming "Sonic the Hedgehog 3," a development that breaks new ground in his career. -
Carl Weathers, Rocky & The Mandalorian Star, Dead At 76
Carl Weathers, an action franchise icon, has sadly passed away at the age of 76 -- leaving behind a monumental legacy of roles in sci-fi, drama, and more. -
Spider-Man: No Way Home - Unused Design Shows A Scene In Andrew Garfield's Spider-Verse
"Spider-Man: No Way Home" conceptual artist Josh Nizzi shared an unused development piece that calls back to a scene from "The Amazing Spider-Man 2." -
How To Watch Timothée Chalamet's Wonka At Home
Timothée Chalamet's "Wonka" is now available to watch at home. Here's where you can see the musical origins of the world's most famous chocolate maker. -
Major Changes Coming To MCU Releases In 2024
As the Marvel Cinematic Universe looks to get back on track after a string of disappointments, the franchise is poised to have a very different year in 2024. -
Why Marvel Can't Give Hulk The Spider-Man Treatment With Eric Bana & Edward Norton
While fans might want to see Edward Norton, Eric Bana, and Mark Ruffalo Hulk up together in a movie, Bana doesn't think he'd want to reprise the role. -
Argylle Director Matthew Vaughn Had To Follow One Weird Rule To Keep It PG-13
Director Matthew Vaughn, known for R-rated hits like "Kick-Ass" and the "Kingsman" film series, had to follow one weird rule to keep "Argylle" PG-13. -
DC Tomorrowverse Executives Confirm Whether James Gunn's DCU Reboot Killed Their Plans
According to Tomorrowverse producers Butch Lukic and Jim Krieg, James Gunn's rebooted DCU had nothing to do with the fact they'll be doing only 10 films. -
Daisy Ridley Explains Why Kylo Ren & Rey's Controversial Star Wars Kiss Is Important
Daisy Ridley herself has weighed in on that notorious kiss between Kylo Ren and Rey during the ending of "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker." -
Universal's Dark Universe Will Return From The Dead In An Unexpected Place
The Dark Universe may be no more, but the ill-fated interconnected film franchise's branding will apparently live on at the Universal Studios Theme Park. -
Argylle's Catherine O'Hara Mischievously Teases Going Nude On-Screen: 'My Body's Ready'
In an interview with "Good Morning America," "Argylle" star Catherine O'Hara joked about making her resume even more versatile ... and more than a little racy. -
Sam Rockwell And Henry Cavill Reveal How Argylle Subverts Spy Thrillers - Exclusive Interview
"Argylle" stars Sam Rockwell and Henry Cavill tell Looper about working with director Matthew Vaughn and first-time actress Dua Lipa on the action thriller. -
The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare Trailer Unites Henry Cavill & Alan Ritchson As Nazi-Fighting Spies
"The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" trailer unites "Reacher" star Alan Ritchson and Henry Cavill to star in what looks like a heck of a good spycraft flick. -
DCU Casts House Of The Dragon's Milly Alcock As Supergirl
The search for James Gunn's Supergirl is over. Here is who will play Kara Zor-El in "Superman: Legacy" and beyond. -
Tom Welling Confirms Whether He Would Return As Superman For A Smallville Movie
Tom Welling, who played Clark Kent for 10 seasons on "Smallville," shares his thoughts on possibly reprising the iconic role in a follow-up movie. -
Whoopi Goldberg Has Strong Feelings About The Barbie Oscar Snubs
Oscar-winner Whoopi Goldberg has weighed in on the "Barbie" snubs debate and offered a nuanced take on the matter. -
Jennifer's Body - Diablo Cody & Megan Fox Want A Sequel, Will It Happen?
Diehard fans of "Jennifer's Body" can rejoice: Diablo Cody wants to do a sequel to the Megan Fox-starring film. But will this happen in the near future? -
Dune 2's Oddly Shaped Popcorn Bucket Gets Blowback After Twitter Makes It Dirty
"Dune 2" fans are in an uproar on social media over the strange shape of a popcorn bucket released as a tie-in to the film's marketing campaign. -
Dev Patel's Monkey Man Trailer Proves Jordan Peele Is Right To Save It From Netflix
Dev Patel's "Monkey Man" Trailer has dropped and it looks to be the next original IP action franchise that could rival the likes of the "John Wick" franchise. -
Sony Wants Two Huge Marvel Actors In Spider-Man 4 - But Kevin Feige Doesn't (Report)
Reportedly, Sony wants Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire to be in the Tom Holland-starring "Spider-Man 4," but Marvel Studios' president isn't on the same page. -
Why Billy Dee Williams Defends Lando Calrissian's Most Controversial Star Wars Decision
Some Star Wars fans still criticize Lando for betraying Han in "The Empire Strikes Back," but Billy Dee Williams has a defense for his character's actions. -
Jake Gyllenhaal's Road House Trailer Is A Knockout - So Why Isn't It Hitting Theaters?
Jake Gyllenhaal's remake of "Road House" looks to be a hard-hitting, funny, and cinematic ride. But Amazon Studios has decied the film won't hit theaters. -
Godzilla Minus One Just Made Oscar History After 70 Years Of Kaiju Films
"Godzilla Minus One" has accomplished the seemingly impossible and earned Oscar recognition after a long 70-year battle trying to bring Kaiju films mainstream. -
Oliver Stone Apologizes For 'Speaking Ignorantly' About Ryan Gosling's Barbie Role
Oliver Stone's apology for his remarks about Ryan Gosling's role as Ken in "Barbie" arguably rings hollow amid the film's multiple snubs at the 2024 Oscars. -
Barbie's Ryan Gosling Gets Candid In Statement On Greta Gerwig & Margot Robbie Snubs
Ryan Gosling has released a statement discussing the Oscar snubs for Greta Gerwig and Margot Robbie's work on "Barbie."
