Guillermo Del Toro Just Put The Final Nail In The Coffin Of Justice League Dark
Director Guillermo del Toro has bad news for DC fans hoping he would still adapt Justice League Dark, as he doesn't seem interested in the project anymore.
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Taylor Swift To Write, Direct A Feature Film For Searchlight
Taylor Swift is reportedly taking her career as a storyteller to the next level by writing and directing her own feature film for Searchlight Pictures. -
One Of America's Most Banned Books Is Getting An Adaptation Starring Daniel Craig
Daniel Craig is slated to star in an adaptation of William S. Burroughs' "Queer," which is set to be directed by Luca Guadagnino. -
Why Dan Aykroyd Thinks His Great-Grandfather Is The Reason Ghost Hunting Shows Are So Popular
The success of "Ghostbusters" inspired more mainstream works centered on the paranormal. According to Dan Aykroyd, that's all thanks to his great-grandfather. -
It's More Important Than Ever For Hollywood To Give Us The Hanukkah Movies We Deserve
It's more important than ever for Hollywood to give us the Hanukkah movies we deserve. After all, Hanukkah is a celebration of miracles, is it not? -
Mario Visits A Toad-Filled Market In A New Clip From The Super Mario Bros. Movie
a newly released clip of Mario visiting a Toad-filled market is only continuing the trend of timely call-backs in "The Super Mario Bros Movie." -
Wonder Woman 3 Was Allegedly Nixed After Patty Jenkins And Warner Bros. Execs Failed To See Eye To Eye
Reports claim that "Wonder Woman 3" fell apart due to the inability of director Patty Jenkins and Warner Bros. Discovery higher-ups to find common ground. -
Jennifer Lawrence Admits To Struggling After The Hunger Games. Here's What Fixed It
In a recent discussion with fellow actor Viola Davis, Jennifer Lawrence admitted that she struggled after The Hunger Games. Here's what helped her get past it. -
Cate Blanchett Loved The Hot Dog Fingers Tribute In Everything Everywhere All At Once
Cate Blanchett and Michelle Yeoh star in two of the best leading roles of the year, and Blanchett spotted an homage to a past role in Yeoh's new movie. -
Scream 6 Will Be The Bloodiest One Yet
While the "Scream" film franchise has always been known for meta commentary on the horror genre as a whole, "Scream 6" shifts focus to be the bloodiest one yet. -
Jason Momoa As Lobo Rumors Are Heating Up
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Jason Momoa is a fan favorite to play the Ultimate Bastich himself, the interstellar bounty hunter known as Lobo. -
What On Earth Is Going On In Alexander Skarsgård's Infinity Pool Trailer?
The trailer for Brandon Cronenberg's "Infinity Pool" has dropped and it looks as mysterious as it does creepy. But what is going on with Alexander Skarsgård? -
Black Adam 2 Is On The Rocks, Sorry Dwayne
As The Hollywood Reporter has revealed, actor Dwayne Johnson's much-talked-about "Black Adam" sequel is essentially dead, thanks to low revenue. -
Rush Hour 4 Is Looking More And More Like A Reality Thanks To Jackie Chan
Jackie Chan's recent comments reveal that he currently has his eyes set on bringing the long-awaited Rush Hour 4 to the big screen. -
Fans Are Roasting The Rock's Awfully Defensive Tweet About The Hierarchy Of Box Office Returns For Black Adam
Twitter users have taken notice of Johnson's recent "Black Adam" tweet, and reacted by roasting the star. Let's see what they had to say. -
Forget Avatar: The Way Of Water. What Really Matters Is Avatar 3
"Avatar: Way of the Water" is fine and all, but the fate of the series depends on the third movie. Here's how important "Avatar 3" is for the franchise. -
Avatar: The Way Of Water's Cast Praises James Cameron's Approach To Female Characters
Kate Winslet and Sigourney Weaver, two women from the cast of "Avatar: The Way of Water," praised director James Cameron's approach to female characters. -
James Cameron Set Sigourney Weaver's Insecurities Straight While Filming Avatar: The Way Of Water With Tough Love
Sigourney Weaver admitted she felt intrusive insecurities while on the set of "Avatar: The Way of the Water" — much to the frustration of James Cameron. -
Avatar 2's Kate Winslet Claims Sigourney Weaver Broke A Tom Cruise On-Set Record
Kate Winslet and James Cameron made sure to note that "Avatar 2" actress Sigourney Weaver came "very close" to breaking Tom Cruise's record time underwater. -
James Cameron Looked To Reviving Ophelia And His Own Daughters To Prep For Avatar 2's Kiri
During a press event for Avatar: The Way of Water, James Cameron revealed that Reviving Ophelia and his own teenage daughters inspired new character Kiri. -
M3GAN's Back To Haunt Your Dreams In The Film's Second Horrifying Trailer
After its first trailer went viral for a dance scene, Universal Pictures premiered its second trailer for robot doll horror movie M3GAN. -
Charlize Theron Thinks The Behind-The-Scenes Drama On Mad Max: Fury Road Was A Reason For Its Success
Charlize Theron, who starred as Furiosa in "Mad Max: Fury Road" claimed behind-the-scenes drama impacted the film in a surprisingly positive way. -
Universal Had Two Requests For The Creative Team Behind Violent Night
For 2022's "Violent Night," Universal only requested two things of the minds behind this potential future holiday classic. -
Olivia Colman Teases That Fans Will Love Timothée Chalamet's Take On Willy Wonka
"Wonka" star Olivia Colman is giving fans a glimpse into what they can expect from Timothee Chalamet, who stars as the titular character in the upcoming film. -
The Deleted Elvis Scene We'll Never Get To See
"Elvis" had many deleted scenes, but one would've seen the titular performer taking on a Dolly Parton classic during a pivotal moment. -
Adam Sandler Was Almost Badly Injured On The Set Of Airheads
The 1994 cult comedy required Sandler and his co-stars to complete a relatively simple stunt, but there's a reason Sandler isn't an action star. -
How Bill Nighy Came Up With Davy Jones' Accent In Pirates Of The Caribbean
Davy Jones is one of the most iconic villains in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise, but where did he come from? Bill Nighy has those answers.
