Endgame Directors Talk Robert Downey Jr.'s Emotional Final Day On Set
Avengers: Endgame directors wrung some more sobs from the assembled crowd with their story of Robert Downey, Jr.'s final day on the set of the flick.
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Russo Brothers Confirm Next Film Is Cherry Starring Tom Holland
He may have spilled one too many Marvel movie spoilers, but Tom Holland is still sticking with two of the studio's biggest directors. During Joe and Anthony Russo's panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2019 on Friday, it was confirmed that their next film is indeed Cherry, starring the Spider-Man actor. -
Joe And Anthony Russo Producing, Possibly Directing Battle Of The Planets Movie
The Russo Brothers are planning big things for their lives post-Avengers: Endgame — starting with a Battle of the Planets movie. At their San Diego Comic-Con 2019 panel, Joe and Anthony Russo revealed that they are producing and possibly directing a feature film take on Battle of the Planets. -
It: Chapter Two Features What Could Be The Bloodiest Scene In Movie History
When It: Chapter Two hits theaters, there will be blood... just, crazy amounts of blood. Director Andy Muschietti and star Jessica Chastain revealed at San Diego Comic-Con that one scene in the flick required more fake blood than has ever been used in a scene before — 4,500 gallons of the stuff. -
George Takei Weighs In On Quentin Tarantino Possibly Directing Star Trek
Star Trek fans may be split over a new director potentially stepping up to take the franchise to a new place, but how does one of the series' original cast members feel about the possibility? Original Sulu actor George Takei has offered his thoughts on a Quentin Tarantino-directed Star Trek. -
R-Rated Terminator: Dark Fate Bringing Back Edward Furlong As John Connor
During the Terminator: Dark Fate presentation at San Diego Comic-Con 2019, the cast and creators of the newest Terminator flick took to the stage to make several announcements about the film. One such drop was the confirmation that Edward Furlong will return for Dark Fate as John Connor. -
Tarantino Just Took A Vicious Shot At Simon Pegg
Quentin Tarantino is keen on taking the Star Trek franchise to a place it's never been before, but one person is throwing off his groove. Someone who apparently doesn't get what Tarantino is hoping to do with his Star Trek film is Simon Pegg, whom Tarantino fired a vicious shot at. -
Live-Action Little Mermaid: Javier Bardem In Talks To Play King Triton
Javier Bardem might become part of Disney's world. The Oscar-winning actor is in talks to play King Triton in the live-action remake of The Little Mermaid, directed by Mary Poppins Returns filmmaker Rob Marshall. Halle Bailey is currently on board to portray Triton's daughter Ariel. -
Detective Pikachu Now The Highest-Earning Video Game Movie Ever
Pokemon: Detective Pikachu has solved the mystery of how to go about making a successful video game adaptation. The Ryan Reynolds-starrer currently sits at $143 million dollars in domestic box office receipts, making it the highest-grossing video game movie in history by a healthy margin. -
Endgame Writers, Halloween's David Gordon Green To Team For Cambridge Analytica Film
The Endgame has come and gone, and like many of the stars involved in that epic MCU finale, the film's screenwriting team is busy preparing for life after Marvel. Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely are prepping their next film, a yet-untitled dive into the recent Cambridge Analytica data breach. -
Dark Phoenix Blu-Ray And Digital Release Launch Date, Special Features Revealed
Attention, X-fans: Dark Phoenix is coming home. -
Space Jam 2: Terence Nance Exits As Director, Malcolm D. Lee Boards
The Space Jam sequel has experienced a major shake-up. Former Space Jam 2 director Terence Nance has exited the project as of Tuesday, July 16, 2019, with Malcolm D. Lee now in the director's seat as Nance's replacement. -
Live-Action Little Mermaid: Harry Styles In Early Talks To Play Prince Eric
Fingers crossed Harry Styles knows how to swim, 'cause the English singer-actor could take a dive under the sea for Disney's live-action remake of The Little Mermaid. Styles is in "early negotiations" to portray Prince Eric in the flick, an adaptation of the much-loved animated original from 1989. -
Quentin Tarantino Admits This 'Loophole' Might Exclude Star Trek From His 10-Movie Rule
Quentin Tarantino has taken time to address the status of his 10-movie rule — admitting that there may be a "loophole" in his plan to retire after directing his 10th film, and that it has a lot to do with whether he steps into the director's chair for the in-development Star Trek flick. -
The Joke That Didn't Make It Into Hobbs & Shaw
The actor, along with Dwayne Johnson, revealed to Variety that Elba's "black Superman" line was originally meant to reference a different character. -
The Real Reason Linda Hamilton Came Back For Terminator: Dark Fate
She's back. Terminator: Dark Fate star Linda Hamilton and director Tim Miller recently sat down with Entertainment Weekly to talk about the upcoming film, a spirited discussion in which one of the main topics was Hamilton's return to the franchise after 28 years. -
Russo Brothers Just Dropped A Tease That's Driving Fans Bonkers
In the days leading up to their appearance at this year's San Diego Comic-Con, directors Joe and Anthony Russo have teased what they'll be showing off at the convention. What started off simply has turned into something much bigger, and fans are going bonkers over the Russos' most recent tease. -
Zack Snyder's Army Of The Dead Assembles Killer Cast
Zack Snyder is back, and he's bringing an army with him. The writer/director is getting back into the game with the Netflix original film Army of the Dead. -
Spider-Man: Far From Home Writers Originally Wanted To Do Something Very Different With Mysterio
Jake Gyllenhaal's Mysterio was originally meant to be doubly duplicitous in Spider-Man: Far From Home. Screenwriters Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers shared that there was an early draft of the script that twisted the backstory of illusion expert Mysterio backstory in a different way. -
A Quiet Place 2 Begins Filming
Some people just can't keep quiet about their exciting new projects. The sequel to A Quiet Place, writer/director John Krasinski's breakout 2018 horror hit, has officially gone before the cameras. Krasinski broke the news with an image posted to his Twitter account.
