Yes, Comic-Con Is Dying, But The Signs Have Been There For Decades
SDCC is missing major players, and it's clear that the event isn't going to ever be what it once was. Could it be reborn as something new, though?
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Hollywood Strikes: Dune 2 & Other Warner Bros. Tentpoles May Get New Release Dates
Due to the SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes, Warner Bros. may delay "Dune 2" and other upcoming blockbusters. -
Danny Elfman Slapped With Lawsuit Over Unpaid Sexual Harassment Settlement
A sexual harassment settlement has come to light after composer Danny Elfman is slapped with a lawsuit over unpaid dues. Here's who's taking him to court. -
SAW X First Look Gives Us A Creepy Glimpse Of John Kramer's Return This September
John Kramer will return in "Saw X," and the first image of the villain in action shows that he's more menacing than ever. Do you want to play a game? -
Every Christopher Nolan Movie Has The Exact Same Problem - But Will Oppenheimer?
Christopher Nolan is one of the greatest filmmakers of our time. However, there's one repeating issue he refuses to budge on. Can Oppenheimer save the day? -
Why Christopher Nolan Isn't Upset About Barbie Vs. Oppenheimer
In a recent interview, "Oppenheimer" director Christopher Nolan explained why he's welcoming his film's box-office rivalry with Greta Gerwig's "Barbie." -
Barbie Producer Margot Robbie Was All In - Even If Another Actor Played The Lead
Margot Robbie is turning heads as the eye-catching lead of "Barbie," but initially she only planned to be a part of the movie as an executive producer. -
Michael Keaton's Batman Was Meant To Be The DCEU's Nick Fury - Why It Didn't Happen
Plans were once in place for Michael Keaton's Batman to serve in a similar role as Nick Fury in the MCU. Here's why these plans eventually fell through. -
Oppenheimer Vs. Barbie - Why The Box Office Winner Matters Less Than You Think
It's the heavyweight battle of 2023. However, whoever wins Barbie vs Oppenheimer doesn't matter, because the real victor is moviegoers - and cinema at large. -
Why Netflix Is Cutting Its Cheapest No-Ad Plan & How It Affects You
Streaming giant Netflix getting rid of its cheapest, no-advertisement plan in the United States and the United Kingdom. Here's how it will affect subscribers. -
A Haunting In Venice Second Trailer Cast Friends As Suspect In A Ghastly Mystery
A second trailer for Kenneth Branagh's "A Haunting in Venice" sheds new light on the mighty challenge Hercule Poirot is facing. -
Netflix's Masters Of The Universe Movie Has Reportedly Been Scrapped
It seems that the live-action "Masters of the Universe" movie is no longer on the table at Netflix. -
Barbie Reviews Have Arrived - Here's What Rotten Tomatoes Critics Are Saying
After months of anticipation, Greta Gerwig and Margot Robbie's "Barbie" is finally set to debut. Here's what Rotten Tomatoes critics are saying about the film. -
Freddy Krueger Is Dead - But New Nightmare Holds The Key To A 21st Century Revival
Freddy's not scary anymore, but 1994's New Nightmare grows scarier by the decade. -
The Marvels: How A 1960s Comic Inspired The MCU Film's Body-Swapping Premise
"The Marvels" executive producer Mary Livanos says that the film's inventive body-swapping premise was influenced by "Captain Marvel" comics from the '60s. -
The Marvels Drops A Stunning BTS Look At Costumes For MCU's First Women-Led Film
Entertainment Weekly dropped some behind-the-scenes images of the three leads of "The Marvels" in costume. To no one's surprise, they look incredible. -
Pet Sematary: Bloodlines Scares Up A First Look At The Stephen King-Inspired Prequel
"Pet Sematary: Bloodlines" is a prequel to the horror classic by Stephen King, and these new images hint at what's to come in the film featuring David Duchovny. -
Sound Of Freedom: The Story Of Tim Ballard, The Film's Real-Life Inspiration
"Sound of Freedom" is one of 2023's most unexpected success stories, but the real-life figure who inspired the movie is polarizing and controversial. -
Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World Stopped Michael Cera From Giving Up On Acting
If Michael Cera wasn't already signed on for Edgar Wright's "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World," chances are that the actor would have left Hollywood behind. -
Oppenheimer: The Emotional Reason Why Christopher Nolan Cast His Daughter
"Oppenheimer" features a star-studded cast, including director Christopher Nolan's daughter - who was cast in the film for an emotional scene. -
French Cinema Icon Jane Birkin Dies At 76
The iconic British-born Jane Birkin, who made her mark on French cinema and the fashion industry, has died at the age of 76. -
SAG Strike: Sean Gunn Speaks Out About Lackluster Residuals From Gilmore Girls' Long Netflix Tenure
SAG-AFTRA member Sean Gunn has criticized Netflix for its failure to properly share the profits it's made from successful shows like "Gilmore Girls." -
Mission: Impossible's Henry Czerny Had Real CIA Prep For His Role As Kittridge
To get ready for his role as IMF Director Eugene Kittridge in the first "Mission: Impossible" movie, Henry Czerny went to the real CIA for advice. -
The Boy And The Heron, Billed As Hayao Miyazaki's Final Film, Sets US Release Window
Famed writer-director Hayao Miyazaki will see what is billed as his final film, "The Boy and the Heron," released later this year. -
RRR Star Alia Bhatt To Headline YRF's Spy Universe In New Film
Bollywood superstar and "RRR" actor Alia Bhatt is on track to join Yash Raj Film's Spy Universe in an upcoming female-led action spy-thriller. -
Deadpool 3: Fans Will Have To Wait Even Longer For Wolverine's MCU Debut
The SAG-AFTRA strike is officially underway, and "Deadpool 3" - which features Wolverine's return to the MCU - is officially on pause as its performers strike. -
Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One Debuts At Box Office With $15.5 Million
Tom Cruise's latest cinematic crusade "Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One" is off to a solid start at the box office with a $15.5 million debut.
