A Lap Dance In Magic Mike's Last Dance Put Salma Hayek In Real Danger
One would assume the set of "Magic Mike's Last Dance" would be pretty safe, but Salma Hayek found herself in real danger during a lap dance scene.
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A Final Indiana Jones Outing Was Always In The Cards For Harrison Ford
Harrison Ford will reprise his iconic role of Indiana Jones one last time in the upcoming fifth installment, and the actor revealed he always intended to do so. -
Austin Butler Recalls Moment In Elvis' Bedroom After Filming That He Will 'Treasure Forever'
Austin Butler shocked the world with his portrayal as Elvis Presley in the 2022 biopic "Elvis" and made many powerful memories, both before and after filming. -
A Sydney Sweeney Barbarella Remake Would Be Exactly What Jane Fonda's Afraid Of
Jane Fonda's not completely sold on a "Barbarella" remake. -
The Authority Is The Most Cryptic (& Most Exciting) DCU Movie Announced At James Gunn's Blockbuster Press Event
The Authority is arriving in the DCU. Here's why you should be excited about the cryptic and highly exciting project James Gunn just announced. -
Wakanda Forever Doesn't Have Too Many Endings (& Neither Does The Return Of The King)
The Marvel movie and the Tolkien finale have this common complaint in common. But what if multiple endings was, in fact, the right choice? -
Bad Boys 4 Is Officially A Go With Will Smith And Martin Lawrence (Too Bad They Can't Get The Perfect Title)
Martin Lawrence and Will Smith are officially back for "Bad Boys 4," though the opportunity for a perfect title was lost. -
James Gunn's The Brave And The Bold Can Fix The One Thing Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy Got Wrong
James Gunn and co. have announced that a new Batman movie is in the works with "The Bold and the Brave." It also gives DC an opportunity to fix a big mistake. -
Actors In The New DCU Will Reportedly Play One Role And One Role Only
One of the more interesting developments about the new DCU came in a that pinpoints a new rule from James Gunn involving casting. -
The DCU's New Swamp Thing Film Will Have A Tough Time Topping MCU's Man-Thing
The upcoming "Swamp Thing" movie is fighting an uphill battle against the MCU's take on Man-Thing. -
DC's Peter Safran Says Batgirl Was 'Not Releaseable' (& He's Probably Right)
Peter Safran didn't have a say in whether "Batgirl" was canceled, but ultimately, he agreed with the decision to avoid releasing the DC superhero movie. -
Pierce Brosnan And Helena Bonham Carter Are Teaming Up For Dreamy New Romance Four Letters Of Love
Irish cinema has been finding a bigger international audience than ever, and this bestselling novel is set to become the Emerald Isle's next big movie export. -
The DCU Swamp Thing Reboot Has To Adapt The Classic Alan Moore Comics Run, Right?
Surely, there's only one way to go with the reboot: An adaptation of Alan Moore's classic "The Saga of the Swamp Thing" run. -
James Gunn's Monumental Praise For The Flash Has Our Attention
There are several likely reasons for Gunn's praise on "The Flash," despite all the controversy surrounding Miller. Let's take a look at them. -
James Gunn's The Brave And The Bold Film For The DCU Will Likely Have Nightwing Fans Upset
"The Brave and the Bold" is coming, but the way the movie approaches Batman and Robin will likely disappoint fans of longtime bat-family member Nightwing. -
Dave Franco Talks Working With Wife Alison Brie On Their New Film Somebody I Used To Know
Dave Franco has directed his wife Alison Brie twice now, and he's spoken about what it's like to make scenes where she's romantic with someone else. -
James Gunn Promises 'Much Harsher' Hero In Newly Announced Supergirl: Woman Of Tomorrow Film
James Gunn and Peter Safran's "Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow" will feature a much darker side to the story. -
James Gunn Wants The DCU To Be Writer-Driven, Proves It By Holding Press Event Without A Single Casting Announcement
James Gunn is on a mission to make the DCU writer-driven, and the press event certainly proved his point on that front. -
Every Movie James Gunn And Peter Safran Announced For Their DC Universe Reboot
At long last, James Gunn and Peter Safran have revealed the first batch of movies in the revamped DC Universe. -
Austin Butler Got To Keep Two Incredible Props From The Elvis Set
Austin Butler — whose riveting performance in "Elvis" earned him an Oscar nomination for Best Actor — got to keep not one, but two pieces of screen memorabilia. -
Here's When You Can Watch A Man Called Otto At Home
Although "A Man Called Otto" is currently only showing in theaters, some of you might be waiting until you can watch it at home. Here's when you'll be able to. -
Kevin Bacon Is Very Willing To Dig Into A New Tremors Movie
Longtime fans of the "Tremors" franchise may be delighted to find out that Kevin Bacon would be more than ready for returning to the comedy-horror series. -
Laverne & Shirley Star Cindy Williams Dead At 75
"Laverne & Shirley" star and television icon Cindy Williams has died at the age of 75. -
Brandon Cronenberg Has Plans For An Even Gorier Infinity Pool Release
With "Infinity Pool" hitting theaters, Brandon Cronenberg, the director, discussed on a podcast that there are plans for an unrated cut of the film later on. -
Keanu Reeves Addresses The Possibility Of John Wick: Chapter 5
How long can Keanu Reeves keep up with his Baba Yaga alter-ego? Is there any possibility that John Wick 5 doesn't happen? -
The Michael Jackson Biopic Has Found Its King Of Pop By Casting One Of His Relatives
Director Antoine Fuqua has found his lead for his Michael Jackson biopic. -
Everything Everywhere All At Once Directors Were The Ones Who Made That Bonkers Lil Jon Video
Before they were Oscar nominees, Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert were establishing their unmistakable style on some wild music videos.
