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.
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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. -
Boogeyman's Official Trailer Has Left Fans Unable To Sleep At Night
The Stephen King short story is coming to the big screen, and fans couldn't be more terrified. -
Warner Bros. Urged To Cast Their Lord Of The Rings Movie Rights Into Mount Doom
The battle over the film rights for Middle-earth has now begun. -
Adam Sandler And Jennifer Aniston Reunite In The Trailer For Murder Mystery 2
The iconic comedy duo will come together again to solve a new whodunnit. -
Annie Wersching, 24 And Bosch Actor, Dies At 45
Annie Wersching, best known for appearing in 24, Bosch, and The Rookie, has died at the age of 45 from cancer. -
Steven Spielberg Reiterates That Schindler's List Was Made To Combat Holocaust Denial
Oscar-winning director Steven Spielberg revealed that his intentions for making "Schindler's List," to combat Holocaust deniers, are even more relevant today. -
Eddie Murphy Is Ready To Voice Donkey Again, Whether Shrek Comes Or Not
Eddie Murphy has expressed interest in voicing the lovable Donkey again in either a solo spin-off film or Shrek sequel. -
The Entire Will Smith Oscars Slap Controversy Explained
Here's how Will Smith went from Oscar favorite to Academy persona non grata, and why his actions -- and the Academy's reactions -- remain so vexing. -
Brendan Fraser Hated Working On The Mummy: Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor
Brendan Fraser starred in "The Mummy" franchise, but the Oscar-nominated actor said he had a terrible time shooting the third film, "Tomb of the Dragon Empire." -
The AARP Celebrates Top Gun: Maverick As The Best Movie Of The Year
Top Gun: Maverick producer Jerry Bruckheimer accepted the Best Movie award at AARP The Magazine's Movies for Grownups Awards. -
The Bear's Ayo Edebiri Joins The Thunderbolts Cast (& Who We Think She's Playing)
Ayo Edebiri gives the stacked cast of "Thunderbolts" a fresh jolt of energy -- and we think that we already have an idea of who she's going to play. -
Why Is Netflix's You People Getting Roasted By Critics?
"You People" has finally landed on Netflix. It's not getting the best reception from critics, and even some viewers. -
Avatar: The Way Of Water Cracks The Top 5 At The Box Office (& Is About To Take Down Another Major Franchise)
James Cameron's Avatar: The Way of Water has crossed a major box office milestone by becoming one of the top five highest-grossing films of all time. -
Gregory Allen Howard, Harriet And Remember The Titans Writer, Dies
Veteran screenwriter Gregory Allen Howard, whose work touched the hearts of moviegoers everywhere, has died.
