• Netflix's Chronicles Of Narnia Projects Score Coco Writer Matthew Aldrich

    The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Aldrich, and the Wardrobe. Coco co-writer Matthew Aldrich is set to oversee Netflix's upcoming adaptations of C.S. Lewis' fantasy book series The Chronicles of Narnia. Aldrich will serve as the "creative architect" on several movies and "at least one" show.

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  • Dark Phoenix: Villains Were Originally Skrulls

    If you weren't blown away by the D'Bari, the villainous alien race in Dark Phoenix, there may be a reason for that. According to actor Tye Sheridan, writer/director Simon Kinberg had originally planned to feature the shape-shifting aliens known as the Skrulls as the flick's antagonists.

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  • Mr. Mercedes Renewed For Season 3

    The Golden Age of King continues on screens large and small. AT&T Audience Network has announced that Mr. Mercedes, its detective thriller based on a series of novels by Stephen King, will return for a third season. Production is scheduled to begin early next year, according to Deadline.

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  • Has The Batman's Rogues' Gallery Been Revealed?

    ​​The Batman​ may have a whole heap of villainous trouble to deal with. A report from our friends at ​We Got This Covered​​ states that Robert Pattinson's Dark Knight will face six villains in his first solo outing — and also reveals exactly which baddies the production team has in mind.

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  • The Boondocks Getting A 'Modern' Reboot From Original Creator

    The Boondocks is coming back. Sony Pictures Animation announced during the Annecy International Animated Film Festival on Wednesday, June 12 that a reboot of the much-loved animated sitcom The Boondocks is underway. Series creator Aaron McGruder is developing the new show "for the modern era."

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  • Haunting Of Hill House Actress Carla Gugino Could Return For Bly Manor

    The Haunting of Hill House is telling a different terrifying tale with its second season, but one familiar face might return. Carla Gugino recently revealed that she has spoken to The Haunting of Hill House anthology creator Mike Flanagan about starring on The Haunting of Bly Manor.

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  • What The Critics Are Saying About Men In Black: International

    The men (and women) in black are back — and critics are letting their thoughts about the organization's return be known. Ahead of the June 14 launch of Men in Black: International, Sony Pictures lifted the review embargo for the Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson-starrer on Wednesday, June 12.

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  • The Oscars Just Backtracked On Future Telecast Air Dates

    Don't get out those ballots just yet. According to Vulture, the Academy Awards have already bumped back their telecast dates going forward. In 2020, the telecast will air on February 9, but the Academy pushed back air dates for 2021 and 2022 to the end of February.

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  • Animated Spice Girls Movie In The Works At Paramount

    Paramount Animation has just revealed what they want — what they really, really want. In news that will inspire many a "zigazig ahh" around the globe, Paramount Animation president Mireille Soria confirmed on Wednesday, June 12 that an animated Spice Girls movie is in active development.

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  • Mark Hamill Talks Voicing Chucky In Child's Play Remake

    ​It turns out that even the best in the business can feel the heat when they're up for an iconic role. At a recent press conference, Mark Hamill gave some insight into how he landed the part of Chucky in the upcoming remake of Child's Play and the responsibility he felt to fans of the franchise.

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  • Is Warner Bros. Recasting Superman For New Movie?

    ​Warner Brothers may be looking to fill a Big Blue void. According to ​We Got This Covered​,​ unnamed "inside sources" are reporting that not only is Henry Cavill done with the role of Superman, but that the studio is looking to recast the role and move forward with a new Supes solo film.

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  • First Look At Disney+ Monsters, Inc. TV Series Is Here

    Get your scream canisters ready — we're going back to work. The Walt Disney Company unveiled the first image for the upcoming Monsters, Inc. television series Monsters at Work on Tuesday, June 11 during the Annecy International Animated Film Festival in Annecy, France.

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  • Spider-Man: Far From Home Gets Artsy New IMAX Poster

    ​A neat little art installation is coming soon to a theater near you. A new poster for the IMAX presentation of ​Spider-Man: Far From Home​ was released today, and it carries a distinctly artsy vibe which just may contain a few secret nods. The image was tweeted by the MCU Direct Twitter account.​

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  • Quentin Tarantino's Star Trek: Script Is Done, Movie Will Be R-Rated

    You can't spell Tarantino without an "R." Quentin Tarantino has confirmed that the script for his Star Trek film is complete, and that his take on the beloved sci-fi property will indeed be R-rated. He dished up this dirt during an interview with Empire for the magazine's latest issue.

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  • Marvel Actors React To Stan Lee's Death

    Following Stan Lee's death on Monday, November 12, 2018, celebrities took to social media to express their condolences, honor the Marvel icon's legacy, and thank him for all that he did in his decades-long career.

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  • Mindy Kaling Says Marvel Is 'Really Interested' In A Ms. Marvel Project

    Could one of Marvel Comics' coolest and most impactful characters make her way onto a screen near you? According to Mindy Kaling, it's more likely than you think. The Late Night actress told MTV News that she has spoken to Marvel, and the studio is "really interested" in making a Ms. Marvel project.

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