• Lord Of The Rings Fans React To Actor Ian Holm's Death

    The grey rain-curtain of this world has rolled back, all has turned to silver glass, and the actor the world came to know and love as Bilbo Baggins has landed on white shores, and beyond, found a far green country under a swift sunrise. Sir Ian Holm has died at the age of 88, The Guardian confirms.

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  • This Outlander Actor Really Wants To Play James Bond

    It may still be some time before Bond fans see Daniel Craig's final turn as the famous 007 agent in Universal's upcoming No Time To Die, but the hunt for Craig's replacement has been on for years, and one actor from the hit Starz series Outlander admits he's had his eye on the role.

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  • Why You Should See Tenet In Theaters, According To Christopher Nolan

    Despite all the conjecture and speculation online about whether the movie will actually be able to hit the big screen before the end of the summer, there's been very little concrete information about Nolan himself thinks about Tenet making it to theaters. Recently, that situation finally changed.

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  • Fans Are Freaking Out Over The First Teaser For The Snyder Cut

    That's right folks, real footage from the Snyder Cut has been released, and we've got to admit it actually looks pretty darn cool. The teaser hit Twitter with a parade of exuberant GIFs, accompanied by fans' unflinching adoration for what they've seen, and anticipation for what's to come.

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  • Why This Awesome T-Rex Scene Was Cut From Jurassic Park

    The T-Rex attack scene in 1993's Jurassic Park is absolutely epic — but another, equally nail-biting scene involving the big fella failed to make the cut. Screenwriter David Koepp revealed that one T-Rex scene, which was included in the screenplay, was shot down early by director Steven Spielberg.

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  • Why Kevin Bacon's Friday The 13th Role Still Horrifies Him To This Day

    Kevin Bacon got his cinematic start being paddled to the tune of "thank you, sir, may I have another" in National Lampoon's comedy classic Animal House, but the genre a lot of his fans know him best for is horror. Bacon's role in Friday the 13th provides an ongoing and unusual fear to this very day.

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  • How No Time To Die Could Change The Franchise In A Major Way

    A leak from the set of the film has led many observers to the conclusion that No Time to Die will see Bond become a father for the first time — a development which could fundamentally change the series forever. While this plot point hasn't been confirmed, the evidence is pretty compelling.

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  • The 2021 Oscars Will Break A 32-Year Ceremony Streak

    On June 15, 2020, after weeks of speculation about what might happen regarding the 2021 Academy Awards ceremony, the board of governors took to Twitter to make an enormous announcement. The 2021 Oscars will break from a three-decade tradition.

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  • The Weird Reason Tenet Is Still Coming Out In July 2020

    Tenet, Christopher Nolan's latest thriller, is set to show in newly reopened theaters that have been shuttered for months. Its initial July 17, 2020 release date was pushed back two weeks to July 31, 2020 — but July is still July, right? Here's why the film is still premiering next month.

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  • Tom Holland's First Time Meeting Stan Lee Was Absolutely Hilarious

    Leave it to Stan the Man to welcome a new star to the Marvel Cinematic Universe with a bit of trademark irreverence. In a recent Instagram Q&A, James Gunn revealed that he was the one to formally introduce Tom Holland, the MCU's Spider-Man, to the character's co-creator, the legendary Stan Lee.

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  • The Real Reason Marisa Tomei Regrets Playing Spider-Man's Aunt May

    Marisa Tomei has some misgivings about one of her most high-profile roles. The actress recently revealed in an interview with Collider that she has regrets about playing Aunt May, the mother figure to Peter Parker in Marvel's most recent round of Spider-Man films, and other characters like her.

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  • Why The Decision The Academy Just Made Is So Important

    The Academy is making some huge changes in the wake of the coronavirus crisis. As parts of the world begin their attempts to safely reopen after SARS-CoV2 put entire cities and societies on pause, the Academy is adjusting next year's Oscar ceremony to fit our new normal as best as possible.

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  • Awesome News Just Dropped For The New James Bond Movie

    As Hollywood begins to contemplate a return to traditional theatrical releases, a few new release dates are finally starting to trickle out. Patient James Bond fans will be happy to hear that the perpetually delayed No Time to Die — the sequel 2015's Spectre — is once again on the calendar.

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  • The Stephen King Friday The 13th Movie You'll Never Get To See

    Sometimes, your greatest wishes can't be fulfilled, even when you're a multi-millionaire bestselling author. Stephen King recently confessed on his Twitter account that he held a fervent desire to add his perspective to the Friday the 13th universe, and to do it in a table-turning way.

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  • Tenet Just Suffered The Fate It's Been Trying Hard To Avoid

    Not even Christopher Nolan's time tricks could save Tenet from a release delay. Warners Bros. has announced that its highly anticipated spy thriller starring John David Washington and Robert Pattinson will now release on July 31, two weeks after its long-slated July 17 date, Variety reports.

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  • Another Round Of Bad News Just Dropped For Wonder Woman 1984

    Fans excited to catch Patty Jenkin's Wonder Woman sequel will have to wait a little longer. Warner Bros. announced through the official Wonder Woman 1984 Twitter that the eagerly awaited follow-up to 2017's superhero blockbuster would be coming even later than its anticipated late summer debut

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  • The Real Reason Tenet Is So Important

    Christopher Nolan is known for manipulating time in his films, but he's also managed to do it in real life with the release of his newest film, Tenet. According to one of the film's stars, Tenet is poised to be the first major blockbuster of 2020.

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  • AMC Theatres Expected To Open In Time For Two Huge Summer Movies

    If AMC gets its way, you'll be able to catch two of the summer's biggest releases in theaters after all. According to a report from Deadline, AMC Theatres expects to be "fully, globally open" by July -- which, as of this writing, is just one short month away.

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  • Things Just Keep Getting Worse For J.K. Rowling

    Harry Potter fans are wishing that J.K. Rowling, author of the novels upon which the film series is based, would use the Silencio charm... on herself. Rowling fired off a transphobic tweet over the weekend which provoked a response — and an apology to the trans community — from Daniel Radcliffe.

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  • Small Details You Missed In The Bill & Ted Face The Music Trailer

    In a most excellent turn of events, Orion Pictures has finally dropped the first teaser trailer for what's sure to be the single greatest cinematic endeavor in the history of humankind: Bill & Ted Face the Music. Here are the small details you missed in the trailer.

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