James Marsden To Lead Sonic The Hedgehog Movie
If you want to be in Sonic the Hedgehog, you've gotta go fast.
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Top Gun: Maverick Begins Filming, Tom Cruise Confirms
Tom Cruise is officially back in the danger zone. Taking to Twitter to share a snap of himself in his famous role as Lieutenant Pete "Maverick" Mitchell, Cruise confirmed that filming has begun on the impending Top Gun sequel, Top Gun: Maverick. -
Creepy Crawlers Toy Line Being Adapted For Film
The studio behind the Transformers movie series has purchased the film rights to the Creepy Crawlers toy line. A series of metal molds designed to turn liquid plastic goop into gross and bug-like rubbery toys, the property is being adapted for film by a division of Paramount Pictures. -
X-Force Director Confirms Movie's Main Characters
X-Force gonna give it to ya. Well, only a few of the members are going to, actually. Following the shocking, bloody mid-movie scene in Deadpool 2, X-Force writer-director Drew Goddard confirmed which characters will star in his upcoming film. -
Maleficent 2: Full Cast, Plot Synopsis Revealed
Disney has finally put Maleficent 2 behind cameras, with production on the fantasy sequel kicking off in the U.K. earlier this week. The House of Mouse has also confirmed the film's full cast and released an official plot synopsis detailing what the follow-up flick will be all about. -
Dave Bautista Confirms Drax Will Be In Avengers 4, Guardians Vol. 3
Drax the Destroyer isn't done for. Dave Bautista recently revealed that, despite the traumatic events of Avengers: Infinity War, he still has a place in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and that Drax will be in both Avengers 4 and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. -
Sonic The Hedgehog: Paul Rudd Being Courted For Lead Role
Paul Rudd: Does he gotta go fast? The first casting reports are beginning to emerge for Paramount's Sonic the Hedgehog movie, with actor Paul Rudd being eyed to star in the movie's lead human role, A family-friendly mix of live-action and CGI, the movie is set for release in November 2019. -
Bad Times At The El Royale: Get Your First Look At Film's Rogue Characters
It's all good when it comes to Bad Times at the El Royale, as both Empire and Entertainment Weekly have rolled out exclusive photos from the star-studded pic. The snaps show the first look at the characters Chris Hemsworth, Cynthia Erivo, Jeff Bridges, Dakota Johnson, and Jon Hamm play in the film. -
Solo: The Lord And Miller Trailer That You'll Never Get To See
Han Solo's Star Wars story has been told, but that won't stop us from wondering what might have been. Prior to the ouster of original directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, Lucasfilm was prepared to begin promoting the movie with a trailer composed of their footage — but then they shelved it. -
Zack Snyder Confirms Next Project Is Adaptation Of The Fountainhead
Zack Snyder is officially getting his Fountainhead adaptation into development. The director recently confirmed that his next project will be a take on Ayn Rand's 1943 novel The Fountainhead, which follows an individualistic architect who is unwilling to conform to appease his fellow architects. -
Avengers: Infinity War: Explaining Thor's Inconsistent Power Levels
As Thor, Chris Hemsworth is one of the musclier, more powerful, and now more comedic heroes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But rippling abs and a newfound ability to rip jokes weren't enough to distract from the fact that Thor's powers were kind of all over the place in Avengers: Infinity War. -
Sesame Street Sues Over Melissa McCarthy's The Happytime Murders
Sesame Workshop, the company behind Sesame Street, is suing STX Films over the marketing of their upcoming Melissa McCarthy-starring puppet detective comedy The Happytime Murders. The company alleges that the R-rated comedy could hurt their family brand. -
The Head-Turning Solo Cameo We Weren't Prepared For
Unless everything we've learned about Han Solo was all a hoax or only half of the whole truth, what went down in Solo: A Star Wars Story shouldn't have been jaw-dropping. And yet, it was. Solo shocked viewers by including a head-turning cameo no one saw coming. -
Alyson Hannigan Joins Live-Action Kim Possible Movie
Buffy the Vampire Slayer and How I Met Your Mother alum Alyson Hannigan has joined Disney's upcoming live-action Kim Possible film as Dr. Ann Possible, the mother of the titular teenage spy. The role was voiced by Jean Smart in the original animated series. -
Final Sicario: Day Of The Soldado Trailer Sets The Stakes For War
Sony Pictures Entertainment has released the third and final trailer for its upcoming war-on-the-borderlands sequel to Sicario, and it's easily the most action-packed look at the upcoming off-books operation yet. Starring Benicio del Toro and Josh Brolin, the movie invades on June 29. -
Transformers 7 Pulled From Paramount's Release Schedule
Paramount Pictures has pulled its planned Transformers 7 film from its official release schedule. The film was previously slated to open on June 28, 2019. -
The New Loki Theory That's Making Us Think About Avengers: Infinity War
Avengers: Infinity War and theory-crafting go together like peanut butter and jelly: it's hard to have one without having the other. And, as it turns out, the theories didn't stop after Infinity War premiered on April 27. A new theory about Loki has us rethinking the entire film. -
Vin Diesel's Bloodshot Casts Eiza Gonzalez, Sam Heughan, Michael Sheen
Three actors have scored their shot at Bloodshot. Eiza Gonzalez, Sam Heughan, and Michael Sheen have been cast in Bloodshot, the Vin Diesel-starring film based on the Valiant Comics character created by Kevin VanHook, Don Perlin, and Bob Layton. -
It: Chapter Two Casts Grown-Up Ben Hanscom
The big It grown-ups' reunion has secured another member. Jay Ryan, a New Zealand-born actor known for Top of the Lake, Mary Kills People, and Beauty and the Beast, has joined the cast of It: Chapter Two as the grown-up version of Ben Hascom. -
The Expendables 4 Officially On The Way In 2019
After first being teased four months ago by series writer-director-star Sylvester Stallone, it's been announced that The Expendables 4 is officially in the works for a release in early 2019. Old man action is alive again — we're gonna need more creatine. -
Black Widow Movie Scores Red Sparrow Production Designer
Marvel is making moves behind the scenes of its planned Black Widow film, hiring Maria Djurkovic as its production designer. Djurkovic's name may not be familiar to the general public, but the last film she worked on should be: the Jennifer Lawrence-led spy movie Red Sparrow. -
Black Panther 2: Donald Glover Reportedly In Talks To Star
After the immense success of Marvel's Black Panther, fans have been craving a sequel — and are even hungrier for news about the impending follow-up. Director Ryan Coogler is reportedly working out the details on Black Panther 2, and if he gets his way, Donald Glover will have a starring role. -
Liam Neeson Cast In Men In Black Spinoff
Liam Neeson has just become one of the titular Men in Black. Neeson is in negotiations to star in Sony's upcoming Men in Black spinoff. He'll join Thor: Ragnarok costars Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson for the movie, which has Fate of the Furious filmmaker F. Gary Gray on board to direct. -
New X-Men: Dark Phoenix Promo Poster Hints Film Will Drop 'X-Men' From Title
Would X-Men: Dark Phoenix by any other name sound as sweet? Franchise fans would do well to start formulating their responses to that question, as an early promotional poster for the upcoming prequel film hints that it has dropped the "X-Men" label from its name. -
Zachary Levi Reveals First Official Look At Shazam! Suit
It's here, it's finally here! After stealing behind-the-scenes sneak peeks at Zachary Levi's red-white-and-gold costume for the upcoming DC film Shazam!, fans now have the long-awaited (and repeatedly promised) official look at his superhero costume.
