Halo Series Loses Director, Executive Producer Rupert Wyatt
Just like the Master Chief, Rupert Wyatt had an escape plan.
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Game Of Thrones Star Kit Harington Rules Out Possibility Of Returning For Spin-Off Series
Kit Harington returning to Westeros for more battles with bastards, rendezvous with women he shouldn't be intimately associated with, and fights to claim ownership over a throne? There's no chance that will happen. The Jon Snow actor has no interest in committing to more Game of Thrones gigs. -
Marvel Studios Developing Shang-Chi Feature For Phase 4
The Master of Kung Fu is coming to the MCU. Marvel Studios has fast-tracked a feature film based on the iconic character Shang-Chi for inclusion in Phase 4 of its ongoing cinematic universe. Chinese-American writer Dave Callaham has been tapped to pen the script, according to Deadline. -
HBO Orders Stephen King's The Outsider To Series
Long live the King. HBO has ordered an original miniseries based on The Outsider, the 2018 novel by Master of Horror Stephen King. Ben Mendelsohn (Rogue One: A Star Wars Story) has been tapped to star, with Jason Bateman (Game Night) executive producing and directing a pair of episodes. -
Bumblebee: Dylan O'Brien Will Voice The Iconic Transformer
He speaks! The Transformers spin-off film Bumblebee will see the titular Autobot talk — and not just through radio communication. Teen Wolf actor Dylan O'Brien lends his pipes to Bumblebee for the flick, giving the character a real voice for the first time ever in the live-action movies. -
Netflix May Have Accidentally Leaked The Premiere Date Of Black Mirror Season 5
Well, this may not have been part of the plan. In a since-deleted tweet promoting their December offerings, streaming giant Netflix pegged December 28 as the return date for Black Mirror, the dystopian anthology series which has produced some of the most innovative television of the decade. -
Is Friends Leaving Netflix On January 1?
So no one told you life was gonna be this way. Friends is leaving Netflix on January 1, 2019. The news comes as Netflix is clearing its catalogues to hand content over to companies like Disney and WarnerMedia, which are launching their own streaming platforms next year. -
The Office Cast Reunites, Reigniting Talk Of Possible Reboot
Alright, roll call for the Scranton branch of Dunder Mifflin Paper Company! A few weeks after Steve Carell teamed up with three of his Office co-stars on the Saturday Night Live stage, the cast of the sitcom got back together offscreen for another mini reunion. -
Daredevil Showrunner Opens Up About Series' Cancellation
For showrunner Erik Oleson, working on the third season of Daredevil was "magical." Hearing the news that Netflix gave the series the ax shortly after that season premiered? Less so — but it hasn't gotten Oleson totally down in the dumps. He recently took to Twitter to open up about the situation. -
Bright, Bold Captain Marvel Poster Unveiled Ahead Of Second Trailer
Higher, further, faster, more. That's the mindset Marvel clearly holds in promoting Captain Marvel, as the studio just unveiled an electric new poster for the Brie Larson-led film that has sufficiently knocked fans' socks off their feet and their expectations out of the water. -
The Mandalorian: Nick Nolte Joins Cast Of Star Wars Series
The Mandalorian is getting some more company. Veteran actor Nick Nolte has been cast in the forthcoming Disney+ streaming series, joining Pedro Pascal in the lead and MMA fighter-turned-actress Gina Carano in an unspecified role. The Hollywood Reporter was the first to break the news. -
A Quiet Place 2: John Krasinski Teases Sequel Details
John Krasinski isn't done hanging around A Quiet Place just yet. The writer/director/star of this year's smash horror hit recently gave some insight into the forthcoming sequel. Most interesting among the tidbits of info he doled out: it will not so much be a sequel in the traditional sense. -
This Theory Suggests Joaquin Phoenix Is Not The Real Joker
The world has known for months now that Joaquin Phoenix is playing DC's Clown Prince of Crime in director Todd Phillips' Joker movie. But is he actually our next Joker? A new theory suggests that Phoenix's character, struggling comedian Arthur Fleck, in the origin film isn't the real Joker. -
Tom Hanks In Talks To Star As Geppetto In Live-Action Pinocchio
We cannot tell a lie: Tom Hanks is in early talks to star in Disney's live-action Pinocchio. Nothing has been set in stone just yet, but if negotiations go through, Hanks will appear as Geppetto in the upcoming remake, co-written directed by Paddington filmmaker Paul King. -
Preacher Scores Season 4 Renewal At AMC
The search for the Almighty continues, as AMC has renewed Preacher for a fourth season. The series — based on the Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon-created comic series of the same name, published by the Vertigo imprint of DC Comics — will move its production from Louisiana to Australia for season 4. -
Blue Beetle Movie In The Works With Writer Gareth Dunnet-Alcocer
He's the Blue Beetle — and the thing about those Blue Beetles, they don't need no stinking powers. Still, Warner Bros. and DC Films have a ton of interest in him, as the companies just announced plans for a Blue Beetle movie. Scarface remake scribe Gareth Dunnet-Alcocer will pen the script. -
WarnerMedia Streaming Service To Launch With Three Tiers Of Service In 2019
Anything Disney can do, WarnerMedia can, too. During an investors meeting on Thursday, WarnerMedia — which accounts for HBO, Turner, and Warner Bros. that were absorbed by AT&T earlier this year — announced that its in-development streaming service will debut "in beta form" in late 2019. -
Daredevil Canceled At Netflix
And then there were two. Netflix again slashed its roster of Marvel television series on Thursday, when the streaming site canceled the superhero show Daredevil after three seasons. Now that Daredevil has bit the bullet, the only Marvel-Neflix shows that remain are Jessica Jones and The Punisher. -
Daniel Brühl, Charles Dance Join Kingsman Prequel
The early history of the Kingsman will be filled with some familiar faces. Daniel Brühl (Captain America: Civil War) and Charles Dance (Game of Thrones) are confirmed to be taking part in the forthcoming prequel to the action-packed spy thriller series. Rhys Ifans is also in talks to join the cast. -
Blade Runner Anime Series In The Works At Adult Swim, Crunchyroll
Blade Runner is about to run, swim, and roll to the small screen, as a Blade Runner anime series is in development at Adult Swim and Crunchyroll. Officially titled Blade Runner — Black Lotus, the anime series is inspired by Blade Runner 2049 and will run for 13 half-hour-long, anime-style episodes. -
Avengers: Infinity War Directors Shoot Down Fan Theory About What Really Happened To Loki
During Wednesday night's special showing of Avengers: Infinity War, which Collider brought back to the big screen as part of its Collider Screening Series, directors Joe and Anthony Russo addressed the fan theory that suggested Loki didn't really die in the first few minutes of the film. -
Gears Of War Movie Scores xXx: Return Of Xander Cage Scribe As Its Writer
The gears are turning at Universal Pictures. -
Netflix's Dracula Series Finds Its Lead In Claes Bang
When the upcoming Dracula series finally premieres, it'll do it with a Bang. The Girl in the Spider's Web actor Claes Bang has scored the lead role on Dracula, the three-episode television event series from streaming giant Netflix and British broadcasting company the BBC. -
Jordan Peele Confirms Candyman Reboot In The Works
With his hook for hand, he's back to terrify a new generation of audiences. MGM Pictures is teaming up with Jordan Peele's Monkeypaw Productions for an updated take on the 1992 horror classic Candyman, based on a short story by master of terror Clive Barker. The film is slated for a 2020 release.
