• More Good News Drops For Bill & Ted Face The Music

    Get ready to party on, dudes... a little sooner than you expected. Bill and Ted Face the Music, the long-awaited third installment of Ted "Theodore" Logan and Bill S. Preston, Esq., will be hitting select theaters and video on demand on August 28, several days earlier than previously announced.

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  • The Real Reason Why Cameron Diaz Quit Acting

    After earning international fame and acclaim thanks to huge roles in films like The Mask, Charlie's Angels, and many more, Cameron Diaz has disappeared from the big screen over the past couple of years. During a recent interview, Diaz revealed why she quit acting.

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  • Seth Rogen Hints This Robert Downey Jr. Movie Was A 'Scam'

    If you were underwhelmed by this year's Robert Downey Jr. vehicle Dolittle, you weren't alone. Apparently, there were problems with it from the get-go. Seth Rogen, who did a punch-up on Dolittle's screenplay, recently spoke about the film during a conversation with Howard Stern.

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  • Demon Slayer The Movie: Mugen Train - What We Know So Far

    The Demon Slayer anime loosely tracks the early issues of the manga, and Demon Slayer the Movie: Mugen Train, the upcoming film, will be a direct sequel that picks up the plot right where the final episode of the TV series ended. Here's everything we know so far.

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  • New Avatar 2 Images Are Extremely Revealing

    We were supposed to see James Cameron's Avatar 2 in December 2021, but, as the result of the novel coronavirus, the film has been delayed again to December 16, 2022. In the meantime, however, we did recently receive some news that gives us insight into the technological future of Pandora.

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  • The Real Reason Sabretooth Was Recast In The X-Men Movies

    Tyler Mane donned the claws of this X-Men villain first, but Liev Schreiber took up the role for X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Despite sharing a timeline, the two performances seem to be completely different characters. As it turns out, Mane's recasting wasn't without cause.

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  • The Outrage Over Disney's Big Mulan Decision

    After Disney announced that the long-delayed Mulan, a remake of the studio's beloved 1998 animated film, would be released directly onto Disney+ instead of coming to theaters, the entertainment world wondered what this news could mean for the future of movies in the ongoing industry shutdown.

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  • The Truth About Tom Cruise's $200 Million Space Movie

    Tom Cruise, along with director Doug Liman and tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, managed to secure an insanely hefty budget for his upcoming space movie. The twist? They want to actually shoot it in space. Here's the story behind this ambitious project.

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  • The Internet Is Going Bonkers Over Deep Blue Sea 3

    Feel like you're missing out on those trips to the beach this summer? We've got a way to bring the beach right into your home. Warner Bros. Home Entertainment has released Deep Blue Sea 3, the latest in the franchise, to VOD. The internet, being the internet, is losing its mind over the movie.

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  • Katherine Langford Gets Candid About Being Cut From Avengers: Endgame

    Though Katherine Langford was cast in a pivotal cameo role that would have made her an important face within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, her scene unfortunately ended up on the cutting room floor. Over a year after Avengers: Endgame's release, Langford is speaking out about her lost role.

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  • The Story Of How Dwayne Johnson Almost Played Willy Wonka

    Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has snagged no shortage of iconic roles over the years — from Luke Hobbs in the Fast and Furious films to the titular DC antihero in the upcoming film Black Adam. There's another that he came very close to landing, though: Willy Wonka.

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  • Zack Snyder Makes Huge Promise About His Cut Of Justice League

    Everything you need to know about Zack Snyder's Justice League is in the title. At the "Spotlight on Zack Snyder" Justice Con panel, the original Justice League director spoke about the impending release of his cut of the superhero ensemble flick, making a huge promise about its content.

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  • The Real Reason Constantine Was Rated R

    Constantine, the film adaptation of Garth Ennis' comic series that starred Keanu Reeves as John Constantine, arrived in theaters in 2005 with a hard R rating. According to its director Francis Lawrence, Constantine was made to be a PG-13 movie, given an R rating for a pretty strange reason.

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  • Will There Be A New Mutants Director's Cut?

    When a movie faces four separate delays and is dogged by rumors of reshoots, one has to wonder how much tinkering could have been done during those long years of waiting. So, how close is The New Mutants to its director's original vision?

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  • Taika Waititi Makes Two Promises About Thor: Love And Thunder

    Anyone who was awed by Waititi's colorful and wonderfully outlandish Thor: Ragnarok will probably not be surprised to hear that the director is bringing big emotions back to the franchise. In a recent interview, he detailed his newfound love of romance and the status of Thor: Love and Thunder.

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  • Why You Should Be Excited About Joe Manganiello's Archenemy

    Hey, you there. Do you like superhero movies? Sure — who doesn't? How about inventive original properties with streaks of intensity, crafted by visionary genre filmmakers with blood-soaked, grindhouse sensibilities? Well, we've got just the film for you: Archenemy.

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  • A Quiet Place 2 Struck With Bad News

    It's been a waiting game to see if Paramount would roll the dice to get A Quiet Place 2 into theaters in 2020, or follow templates being set by other studios and bump the film to 2021. Per Entertainment Weekly, we now know the studio has finally ceded a 2020 release altogether.

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