Read The Beast Solo Movie Script From Longtime X-Men Franchise Editor
Longtime X-Men film franchise editor and composer John Ottman revealed that he and Byron Burton created a script for a solo movie all about Beast.
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Men In Black: International Disappoints With $28.5 Million Opening
Well, Sony probably saw this going a lot better. Men in Black: International seemed poised to be the talk of the town and the king of the box office, but sadly, things didn't pan out that way. The film had a disappointing opening weekend, earning just $28.5 million domestically. -
Bradley Cooper In Talks For Guillermo Del Toro's Nightmare Alley
For his next project, Guillermo Del Toro is looking to land one of the hottest stars around. Bradley Cooper is in talks to lead Nightmare Alley, the adaptation of William Lindsey Gresham's novel that focuses on a couple of shady characters navigating the dark underbelly of a cut-rate carnival. -
The Long Walk: Director Talks 'Claustrophobic' Stephen King Adaptation
The Long Walk, an early, intriguing work by the Master of Horror, is on its way to the big screen — with a sure hand at the helm. Director André Øvredal, who directed the excellent horror feature The Autopsy of Jane Doe, recently sat down with Rue Morgue to discuss his take on the story. -
Watch Chris Hemsworth's Fat Thor Sing The Saddest Johnny Cash Song
Who knew that the God of Thunder had musical leanings? In a recent Twitter post, Avengers: Endgame star Chris Hemsworth posted a clip featuring an edited montage of himself, in character as the chunky version of Thor, performing Johnny Cash's classic song "Hurt" while accompanying himself on guitar. -
Kid Cudi Cast In Bill & Ted Face The Music
His pursuit of happiness has led him to Bill & Ted. Kid Cudi (real name: Scott Mescudi) is the latest star to join the cast of Bill & Ted Face the Music. -
Spider-Man: Far From Home Eyeing $160 Million Dollar Debut
Move over, Avengers, and make way for your friendly neighborhood wall-crawler. Spider-Man: Far From Home, the final film of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Phase Three, is tracking for an opening frame in the $150-$160 million dollar range, according to industry analysts. -
Dark Phoenix: Villains Were Originally Skrulls
If you weren't blown away by the D'Bari, the villainous alien race in Dark Phoenix, there may be a reason for that. According to actor Tye Sheridan, writer/director Simon Kinberg had originally planned to feature the shape-shifting aliens known as the Skrulls as the flick's antagonists. -
What The Critics Are Saying About Men In Black: International
The men (and women) in black are back — and critics are letting their thoughts about the organization's return be known. Ahead of the June 14 launch of Men in Black: International, Sony Pictures lifted the review embargo for the Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson-starrer on Wednesday, June 12. -
The Oscars Just Backtracked On Future Telecast Air Dates
Don't get out those ballots just yet. According to Vulture, the Academy Awards have already bumped back their telecast dates going forward. In 2020, the telecast will air on February 9, but the Academy pushed back air dates for 2021 and 2022 to the end of February. -
Spider-Man: Far From Home Gets Artsy New IMAX Poster
A neat little art installation is coming soon to a theater near you. A new poster for the IMAX presentation of Spider-Man: Far From Home was released today, and it carries a distinctly artsy vibe which just may contain a few secret nods. The image was tweeted by the MCU Direct Twitter account. -
Quentin Tarantino's Star Trek: Script Is Done, Movie Will Be R-Rated
You can't spell Tarantino without an "R." Quentin Tarantino has confirmed that the script for his Star Trek film is complete, and that his take on the beloved sci-fi property will indeed be R-rated. He dished up this dirt during an interview with Empire for the magazine's latest issue. -
Frozen 2 Trailer Takes Us On A Dark, Magical Adventure Beyond The Walls Of Arendelle
The past is not what it seems. A day after unveiling a misty and mystical new poster for Frozen 2, Disney released the full-length trailer for the highly anticipated animated sequel, which will be much darker than its predecessor as Elsa uncovers the truth about her powers. -
Rob Zombie's 3 From Hell Gets Teaser Trailer
The last chapter in the bloody saga of the Firefly clan will soon be here. Writer/director Rob Zombie posted the first teaser trailer for 3 From Hell, the long-awaited sequel to 2003's House of 1000 Corpses and 2005's The Devil's Rejects, to his YouTube channel today. -
John Cena Joins Cast Of Fast & Furious 9
Watch out, the Rock. John Cena is coming to lay the smackdown on the Fast & Furious franchise. Universal Pictures confirmed today that the wrestler-turned-actor is on board for the ninth installment of the seemingly unstoppable film series. -
A Quiet Place 2: Brian Tyree Henry In Talks To Star
The Atlanta star is reportedly in talks to join Emily Blunt in A Quiet Place 2. The Wrap broke the news on Henry's potential casting in an exclusive report. -
Spider-Man: Far From Home: New Photos Promise Globetrotting Adventure
The MCU's Phase Three isn't over just yet. In order to build up anticipation for Spider-Man: Far From Home, the final film before Phase Four commences, Sony Pictures has released a series of 15 new images from the flick, which promises a globetrotting new adventure for Tom Holland's hero. -
Dark Phoenix: Many Rewrites Took Place On Set
Between multiple release date delays and several rounds of reshoots, the production of the latest X-Men movie Dark Phoenix wasn't easy. According to stars Sophie Turner and Jessica Chastain, it also wasn't well-planned, either: director Simon Kinberg was constantly rewriting the script on set. -
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Bill & Ted Face The Music Casts Titular Duo's Daughters
Bill and Ted must face the music in their third big-screen feature — but they won't do it alone. Bill & Ted Face the Music has selected the actresses who will fill two very important roles: the daughters of the time-traveling rockers Bill S. Preston Esquire and Theodore "Ted" Logan. -
New Wonder Woman 1984 Poster Is Totally '80s
Wonder Woman 1984 is going to be, like, totally rad — to the max! A brand-new poster for the upcoming Wonder Woman sequel hit the 'net earlier this week, posted to Twitter by director Patty Jenkins. In a word, the one-sheet is retro. -
What The Critics Are Saying About Dark Phoenix
Reviews are pouring in for Dark Phoenix, and they are — for the most part — not good. -
Ad Astra Trailer: Brad Pitt Goes To Space, Gets More Than He Bargained For
Studio 20th Century Fox dropped the first trailer for Ad Astra on Wednesday, unraveling a gripping tale that begins as a search-and-rescue mission and spirals out into a life-threatening mystery. The film stars Brad Pitt as an astronaut looking for his long-lost father, played by Tommy Lee Jones. -
New Dragon Ball Super Movie Reportedly Underway
Get ready for another Saiyan showdown. ComicBook.com reported Tuesday, June 4 that a new Dragon Ball Super movie is in the works. The outlet got the scoop from comments Akio Iyoku, the head of the Dragon Ball unit at Japanese entertainment company Shueisha, made during a past interview. -
Spider-Man: Far From Home Might Introduce Norman Osborn To The MCU
It may be time for Spider-Man's Biggest Bad to join the MCU. Beyond the Trailer's Grace Randolph recently took to Twitter to state that one of her sources had caught a screening of Spider-Man: Far From Home — and that the flick is set to serve as a formal introduction for Norman Osborn. -
Terminator: Dark Fate Rumor Reveals Shocking Story Twist
Terminator: Dark Fate is meant to reinvigorate the property and turn its cheek to everything that came after Terminator 2: Judgement Day. A retconning that intense is bound to have big consequences — and according to a new rumor, the Terminator story fans will get seriously shaken up in Dark Fate. -
Indiana Jones 5 To Begin Filming Next Week, According To Harrison Ford
Indiana Jones fans have been anxiously awaiting the release of the fifth franchise installment, and if lead actor Harrison Ford is to be believed, the project will get off the ground faster than you can say "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull."
