Far From Home TV Spot Gives Spider-Sense An Embarrassing New Name
The Spider-Sense has a brand-new name — and it's definitely a turn for the worse.
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Tom Holland Wants Spider-Man And Doctor Strange To Team Up
Could Spidey meet Strange again in a future Marvel movie? Tom Holland sure hopes so. -
Toy Story 4 Breaks Franchise Record With $118 Million Domestic Debut
It looks like Toy Story fans are still down to play with their favorite characters. The latest installment in this beloved franchise, Toy Story 4, surged to the top of the North American box office during its opening weekend with a staggering $118 million draw. -
The Star Wars Mistake Hiding In Plain Sight For 39 Years
On behalf of the propmasters who worked on one of the greatest science fiction films of all time: whoops. Lucasfilm executive Pablo Hidalgo recently took to Twitter to share an image which constitutes, in light of the stature of the film in which it appeared, one of the most egregious goofs ever. -
Red Sonja Feature In The Works From Transparent Creator Jill Soloway
The She-Devil with a sword is headed back to the silver screen. Transparent creator Jill Soloway has been tapped to write and direct Red Sonja, an updated feature film adaptation of the fearsome warrior who debuted in the pages of Marvel comics. Soloway replaces X-Men director Bryan Singer. -
Bond 25 Director Cary Fukunaga Breaks Silence On Bizarre Set Rumors
Cary Fukunaga is neither shaken nor stirred over the wild Bond 25 rumors circling the web recently. In fact, he finds it all quite funny. The director, who replaced original helmer Danny Boyle, has broken his silence on reports that he's failed to show up on set due to a video game addiction. -
DC Comics Shutters Vertigo Imprint
Vertigo is knocking on death's door. DC Comics announced on Friday, June 21 that its Vertigo imprint will cease production in January 2020. This news comes just a few weeks after Bleeding Cool reported that DC was indeed planning to shutter Vertigo. -
Toy Story 4 Scores $12 Million In Thursday Previews
Surprise — Disney and Pixar look to have another mega-hit on their hands. Toy Story 4 racked up $12 million dollars in preview showings Thursday night, the second-best showing ever for an animated film behind only The Incredibles 2. The figure bodes very well for the movie's opening weekend. -
Early Reactions To Annabelle Comes Home Tease Fun, Spooky Thrill Ride
The latest chapter in the saga of everyone's favorite creepy doll looks like another winner. Annabelle Comes Home has been screened for select critics, and while there's still a moratorium on reviews, the early reactions on Twitter have been overwhelmingly positive. -
A Decades-Long Star Wars Mystery Has Finally Been Solved
Intrigue long swirled around "Ice Cream Guy" from The Empire Strikes Back — but thanks to a new discovery, the mystery of Willrow Hood has finally been solved. -
Rick And Morty Creators Weigh In On The Final Season Of Game Of Thrones
Even though it seems like literally everyone has weighed in on Thrones' disastrous eighth season, there were a few people who had yet to comment — including Rick and Morty creators Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland. They recently offered their thoughts on the series' closing season. -
Mark Hamill Hopes The Rise Of Skywalker Is His Last Star Wars Movie
Looks like Luke is ready to hang up his lightsaber. Mark Hamill said that he hopes The Rise of Skywalker will be his final appearance in the saga. -
Black Widow Solo Movie Casts Ray Winstone
Another star has gotten stuck in the Black Widow web. The Departed actor Ray Winstone is set to appear in Marvel's upcoming Black Widow solo movie, which has Scarlett Johansson, David Harbour, Florence Pugh, O-T Fagbenle, and Rachel Weisz on board already. -
What The Critics Are Saying About The Child's Play Remake
Reviews are coming in for the reboot of venerable horror series Child's Play — and fans have reason to be cautiously optimistic. The flick is earning mixed-to-positive reviews, with many critics citing a wickedly humorous tone and a humdinger of a third act among its strengths. -
Marvel's New Valkyrie Is A Character You've Met Before
There's a new Valkyrie in the pages of Marvel comics — and her face is a familiar one. The first issue is slated for publication in July. -
All The Best Stuff Coming To Netflix In July 2019
There's a lot on its way to the Netflix library next month and you only have so many hours to binge all that content, so to help you plan your viewing, here's a look at all the best new arrivals coming to Netflix in July 2019. -
Halloween 2 Eyeing 2020 Release Date
That darn Michael Myers just don't die, will he? After the sweeping success of director David Gordon Green's 2018 Halloween reboot-slash-sequel, Blumhouse Productions is reportedly gearing up to begin production on Halloween 2, which has now scored a tentative release date. -
Easy A Spin-Off In Development
Just when you finally got the bouncy lyrics of Natasha Bedingfield's "Pocketful of Sunshine" out of your head after a decade of trying, Screen Gems announces that it's taking viewers back to Ojai North High School and the world of Easy A. The studio is working on a spin-off to the original flick. -
Space Jam 2 Reportedly Casts Several NBA Stars
Lebron James' Space Jam 2 is building its stable of All-Stars. The Athletic senior NBA analyst Shams Charania took to Twitter to post a laundry list of NBA and WNBA stars which — according to unnamed sources — are expected to appear in the sequel, a list which includes some pretty big names. -
Tom Holland Told His Far From Home Co-Stars About A Major Endgame Death Years In Advance
Marvel's resident spoiler-spiller has done it again. Spider-Man star Tom Holland recently revealed in an interview with Jake Hamilton that he spoiled Avengers: Endgame for two of his Spider-Man: Far From Home co-stars, telling them about the movie's biggest death years before the movie hit theaters. -
J.J. Abrams And Son Announce New Spider-Man Comic
The Abrams family is swinging into the Spidey universe this September. Filmmaker J.J. Abrams and his son Henry Abrams announced on Thursday, June 20 that they have written a brand-new Spider-Man comic series that will start from issue number one. -
Spider-Man/Venom Team-Up Movie 'Seems Likely,' Says Marvel President
Don't count Tom Hardy's Venom out of the MCU just yet. In a recent conversation with CinemaBlend, Marvel Studios head honcho Kevin Feige left the door open for a potential crossover with Hardy's anti-hero and Tom Holland's Spider-Man — but he also made clear that it wasn't exactly up to him. -
Spider-Man: Far From Home: How Mysterio Entered Peter Parker's World
Excited for Spider-Man: Far From Home, but wondering how exactly Mysterio, a character never before revealed on the big screen, wound up in the same place as Peter Parker? You're not alone — and actor Jake Gyllenhaal as the answer to the big question. -
Paranormal Activity 7 In The Works
Check your closets and crawl spaces for ghosts, take some motion sickness tablets in anticipation for seriously shaky camera work, and prepare yourself for several heart-stopping jump scares — Paranormal Activity 7 is in the works. -
Barry Star Anthony Carrigan Cast In Bill & Ted Face The Music
The music isn't the only thing Bill and Ted will have to face on their next adventure. Joining Alex Winter and Keanu Reeves as the time-traveling wannabe rockers for Bill & Ted Face the Music is Barry actor Anthony Carrigan, who is stepping into the role of the film's central villain.
