The Emotional, Real-Life Reason Kevin Smith Loves Comic-Book Movies So Much
"Clerks" director Kevin Smith feels a deep connection to comic-book movies that transcends basic fandom, and he opened up about it in a recent interview.
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Why Spider-Verse And Mario's Soaring Success Leaves Disney Animation In The Dust
Disney Animation is losing its power at the box office, and the studio needs to take notes from 2023's biggest animated successes.
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Why Indiana Jones Villain Mads Mikkelsen Loves Playing Bad Guys
Moviegoers are used to Mads Mikkelsen playing the villain. With the latest 'Indiana Jones" flick on the way, the veteran actor still loves being the bad guy.
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Barbie Star Issa Rae 'Speechless' After Seeing Film, Heaps Praise On Director Greta Gerwig
Don't worry doll-heads, Issa Rae says director Greta Gerwig has knocked it out of the park with "Barbie."
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The Flash Set To Stumble Hard In Second Weekend At The Box Office
After a disappointing opening, there appears to only be more bad news in store for "The Flash" as it enters its second weekend at the box office.
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Ethan Coen's Drive-Away Dolls Trailer Revs Up With Thelma & Louise Style Hijinks
Ethan Coen is going solo with the first trailer for "Drive-Away Dolls," a queer road-trip movie starring Margaret Qualley and Geraldine Viswanathan.
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Adipurush Will Be Bollywood's LOTR (& Western Audiences Better Get Prepared)
Lord of the Rings was many people's first step into fantasy. Now, Adipurush can be a gateway into Indian mythology for those in the West.
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Dumb Money's First Trailer Promises A Hilarious Take On The GameStop Stock Saga
Sony Pictures has debuted the trailer for "Dumb Money," a biopic that finally reveals the behind-the-scenes chaos that led to the GameStop short squeeze.
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Stephen King's Fairy Tale Movie Adaption Will Only Work If It Embraces Its Horror Elements
2017's Dark Tower failed, but Paul Greengrass' adaptation of King's newest fantasy novel can fix the damage - if it stays true to the book's darker elements.
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TCM Cuts: Trio Of A-List Directors Expected To Voice Opposition To David Zaslav In Phone Call
Martin Scorsese, Steven Spielberg, and Paul Thomas Anderson plan to confront David Zaslav about preserving classic movies, according to Indiewire.
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A Seemingly Simple Shot From Asteroid City Took 60 Takes And Four Hours To Film
A lot of detail goes into Wes Anderson's films, as Jeffrey Wright learned all too well trying to get one simple shot just right while filming "Asteroid City."
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Asteroid City Flips Wes Anderson's Meta Approach & Saves The Film
Asteroid City is, quite cleverly, the opposite of every other Wes Anderson movie to date.
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Asteroid City: Scarlett Johansson And Jason Schwartzman Enjoy The Small Things About Wes Anderson - Exclusive Interview
Scarlett Johansson and Jason Schwartzman spoke to Looper about their 1950s-set film, "Asteroid City," and what was new about Wes Anderson's directorial style.
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Kraven's Movie Origin Takes Inspiration From A C-List Marvel Superhero
Finally fans get a look at Aaron Taylor-Johnson's "Kraven the Hunter," and with the first trailer, it appears Sony has switched up the villain's origin story.
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Kraven's Rhino Still Fails The Comics Just As Badly As TASM2
Rhino is coming back to the big screen in "Kraven the Hunter," but is this latest incarnation really any better than the "Amazing Spider-Man" version?
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Looper Survey: The Absolute Best Part Of DC's The Flash According To Fans
Looper readers tell us what they thought was the absolute best part of DC's "The Flash." Here are the survey results according to the fans chiming in.
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Challengers First Trailer Serves Up A Romantic Rivalry For Zendaya
Starring Zendaya, Mike Faist, and Josh O'Connor, "Challengers" is a love story that takes place in the competitive world of high-stakes tennis.
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Surrounded's Letitia Wright Didn't Want A Stunt Double For Those Shooting Scenes - Exclusive
Letitia Wright stars as a freedwoman and former Buffalo Soldier in the Western "Surrounded." She told us how she learned to shoot and performed her own stunts.
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Kraven The Hunter's First Trailer Highlights Another Marvel Antihero With Daddy Issues
The first trailer for "Kraven the Hunter" has arrived, and it offers a glimpse at Aaron Taylor-Johnson's rendition of the surprisingly nuanced anti-hero.
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Bill Murray Had A Hilarious Moment Behind The Camera On The Asteroid City Set
While Bill Murray is often a staple in Wes Anderson films, he missed out on being in "Asteroid City;" although he was hilariously behind the camera.
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Mission: Impossible Fans Can Experience Dead Reckoning Part 1 Early - Here's How
Paramount Pictures will host an Early Access Fan Event for "Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One." Get your tickets now to see it in IMAX early.
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Scarlett Johansson's Asteroid City Character Was Inspired By An Old Hollywood Starlet
Scarlett Johansson shared that she was inspired by this Old Hollywood starlet when crafting her character Midge Campbell for Wes Anderson's "Asteroid City."
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The Flash: Studio Switch-Ups Saw The Film's Ending Change Multiple Times During Production
"The Flash" had one extended and troubled production cycle. In fact, multiple studio switch-ups saw the film's ending change on more than one occasion.
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Gal Gadot Goes Hard In The First Trailer For Netflix's Heart Of Stone
Netflix has debuted the first action-packed trailer for Gal Gadot's spy-thriller "Heart of Stone."
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Extraction 3 Is Officially In The Works At Netflix
Chris Hemsworth and director Sam Hargrave have confirmed that "Extraction 3" is in the works at Netflix.
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The Flash Is Racing Toward A Disappointing Opening Weekend Box Office
"The Flash" is headed for a box office disappointment, with a projected opening weekend haul of $60 million over three days.
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Asteroid City: Tom Hanks And Wes Anderson's Collaboration Was A Long Time Coming
Wes Anderson's sci-fi comedy "Asteroid City" comes some 15 years after he and Tom Hanks first became friends through one of the director's regular actors.
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