Why We May Never Get To See The Hangover 4
The beginning of the 21st century saw a rise in raunchy, raucous comedies, and that trend hit a peak in 2009 with The Hangover, which spawned two sequels.
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Bad News Just Dropped For All Phase 4 MCU Movies
Disney and Marvel Studios aren't the only companies scrambling to juggle release schedules and production timelines in the Year of the Plague, but they may have the most complicated task ahead of them thanks to the complexity of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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The Epic Queen Hippolyta Scene That Was Cut From Justice League
If you weren't already a member of the Twitter mob hammering Warner Bros. to release the Snyder Cut of Justice League, then maybe this tidbit will push you over the edge: Connie Nielsen's favorite Queen Hippolyta scene was cut from the theatrical version of the film.
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Gorgeous New Wonder Woman 1984 Poster Is Extremely Revealing
DC Extended Universe fans, rejoice. Warner Bros. just dropped a new poster promoting the forthcoming Wonder Woman 1984 film, and the visual content is rather revealing. Here's what it teaches us that we didn't already know.
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Leia's First Use Of The Force Was Earlier Than You Thought
The Force is strong with the Skywalker family. We recently learned that Han Solo was not the only victim of Darth Vader to be frozen in carbonite; Leia also shared her lover's fate, and it was that incident that led to her earliest canonical display of Force sensitivity.
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The Real Reason Dwayne Johnson Couldn't Make A Tiger King Movie
There's seemingly very little that Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson can't do. But as highly capable and multi-skilled as Johnson is, there's one thing he hasn't been able to accomplish: make a movie based on Netflix's hit crime docuseries Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness.
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The Real Reason Patty Jenkins Didn't Direct Thor 2
Director Patty Jenkins was initially set to make her superhero debut with one of the MCU's most powerful heroes, the Mighty Thor. If you're wondering why Jenkins ultimately didn't helm that movie, she recently offered a refreshingly frank answer to that question in a Vanity Fair interview.
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Wonder Woman 1984 Delayed Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
The Marvel Cinematic Universe isn't the only superhero universe feeling the heat from the current global pandemic. The list of projects delayed or otherwise affected by the spread of COVID-19 seems to grow every day, and DC's Wonder Woman 1984 has just joined it.
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New Mutants Director Throws Shade At Dark Phoenix
New Mutants director and co-writer Josh Boone is looking at his film's fourth release delay as more of a gift than a curse — all thanks to an X-predecessor.
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Disney Has A Gift For Everyone Stuck In Self-Quarantine
As the world at large remains more or less in social distancing lockdown mode in hopes of stemming the spread of COVID-19, the folks at Disney are doing all they can to help ease strife of home-based isolation.
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Zack Snyder Confirms Justice League Was Originally Planned As Five-Movie Arc
The initial plan for Justice League and its fellow DC films looked wildly different, according to Zack Snyder. The director was speaking during a live stream watch party when he opened up about Justice League, and what the DCEU was supposed to look like after the superheroes' big crossover.
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The Outrage Over The Mandalorian In The U.K. Is Growing Rapidly
Disney+ isn't pleasing its subscribers across the pond. Even though The Mandalorian, is now available for subscribers across the world, there's a bit of a problem; Disney+ is still, for whatever reason, spacing episodes out on a weekly basis in the U.K., rather than dropping the entire series.
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Creed III - Everything You Need To Know
Here's everything we know so far about the next entry in the Creed saga.
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New Justice League: Mortal Photo Offers Incredible Look At Wonder Woman
Before seeing Gal Gadot's fourth outing as Diana Prince in Wonder Woman 1984, we're getting a tease of how the character would have looked in George Miller's scrapped Justice League: Mortal. Filmmaker Ryan Unicomb shared snaps of the Justice League: Mortal cast, including Megan Gale as Wonder Woman.
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Tom Holland Is Scaring Everyone With His Latest Health Update
After surviving a contractual tug-of-war between Sony and Disney and dodging dubious rumors that an old Spider-Man alum might be returning to reclaim his spandex, Tom Holland is now reportedly self-isolating with a potential case of COVID-19, the respiratory disease caused by the novel coronavirus.
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Sony Has A Gift For Everyone In Coronavirus Self-Quarantine
Vin Diesel fans just got a little self-quarantine relief from Sony's Columbia Pictures in the form of a nanomachine augmented super-soldier beamed directly into your isolation room. Sony has decided to release Bloodshot early to streaming and video on demand services.
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Seth Rogen Live-Tweets While Watching Cats Stoned
According to Seth Rogen, the best way to watch Cats is all hopped up on human catnip. The actor recently partook in a bit of recreational marijuana usage and thought it an excellent idea to watch one of the worst movies of 2019. And then he decided to live-tweet the experience.
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Black Widow Delayed Due To Coronavirus
Sorry, Nat — your wait for the spotlight just got a little longer. Disney and Marvel Studios have announced that Black Widow, the long-awaited solo vehicle for the O.G. Avenger, has been delayed due to the rapid spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus.
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Universal Pictures Makes A Huge Decision Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Stuck at home with nothing to do? Local theaters closed? Good news: In light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, NBCUniversal will let you stream new theatrical blockbusters like Trolls World Tour, The Hunt, and The Invisible Man over video-on-demand services.
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The Matrix 4 Is The Latest Film Affected By The Coronavirus
Hold your horses, Neo. In just the latest instance of a major Hollywood production pressing pause due to the worldwide COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak, the as-yet untitled Matrix 4 postponed its planned shoot in Berlin just as it was gearing up to begin.
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World War Z Author Explains What We Should Do To Stop The COVID-19 Spread
During the coronavirus pandemic, we look to experts to help guide us through the clouds of panic and misinformation. One such expert — or, at least, someone who's spent a great deal of time writing about the spread of disease and pandemics — is Max Brooks, the author of World War Z.
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Contagion Writer Reveals What Needs To Be Done To End The Coronavirus Pandemic
Scott Z. Burns has a few things to say about his decade-old movie's resurgence on streaming and VOD services.
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Spider-Man 3 Fan Edit Makes Light Of Coronavirus Self-Isolation
Just about everyone's in search of a little levity right now amid the coronavirus outbreak, so it's perhaps no surprise that an enterprising Spider-Man loyal took it upon himself to create a fake promotional image for Spider-Man 3 that pokes fun at our current state of self-isolation.
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Warner Bros. Has A Gift For Everyone In Coronavirus Self-Quarantine
Warner Bros. has announced that Birds of Prey will be available on-demand far ahead of its anticipated digital debut date.
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Contagion Writer Reveals Grave Mistake We're Making With Coronavirus
Hollywood screenwriter Scott Z. Burns has opinions about how the U.S. is handling the coronavirus pandemic - and we would probably do well to listen to him.
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World War Z Author Calls Coronavirus Pandemic A "Wakeup Call"
World War Z author Max Brooks is a kind of resident scholar when it comes to the fictional spread of disease. In a recent Reddit AMA, Brooks offered his take on how the current, real-life coronavirus crisis compares to the zombie outbreak portrayed in his famous work.
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The Coronavirus Just Impacted Shang-Chi In A Big Way
Marvel Studios' Shang-Chi is the latest film to suffer coronavirus-related consequences. Destin Daniel Cretton, the director of the upcoming superhero flick Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, has chosen to enter self-isolation as COVID-19 continues to spread across the globe.
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