• Glass Tracking For $100M+ Worldwide Opening

    M. Night Shyamalan's Glass appears to be headed for a beast of an opening weekend. Industry analysts are reporting that the third installment in the "Eastrail 177 Trilogy" is expected to bring in a haul in the $105-$120 million dollar range over the coming Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend.

    By Mike Floorwalker January 15th, 2019 Read More
  • Spider-Man: Far From Home Trailer Teases Hydro-Man

    Remember the days when a superhero movie had just one big bad? Neither do we. In addition to revealing the first look at once-assumed-villain Mysterio, the Spider-Man: Far From Home trailer offered a wink at and a glimpse of Hydro-Man — or, at least, what appeared to be the Marvel troublemaker.

    By AJ Caulfield January 15th, 2019 Read More
  • Avengers 4 Title Seemingly Confirmed By Movie's Cinematographer

    The long-standing quest to discover the mysterious real title of Avengers 4 may finally be over. According to the latest rumor, the movie is called ​Avengers: End Game​ — and while that title has been rumored for a while, there's been a compelling new development that makes it seem quite likely.

    By Sarah Szabo January 15th, 2019 Read More
  • Watchmen: Damon Lindelof's Series Gets The Green Light At HBO

    Watch out, TV fans — the Watchmen are coming. HBO has officially green-lit the Watchmen series from creator Damon Lindelof after handing the project a pilot order in September of 2017. The series stars Regina King, Andrew Howard, Don Johnson, Tim Blake Nelson, Adelaide Clemons, and Louis Gosset Jr.

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  • What Parents Are Warning Others About Netflix's Mowgli

    Make no mistake: Andy Serkis' Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle is definitely not for children. After discovering how dark the film really is, parents — and even those without children who are looking out for little ones in the world — have come forward to let others know that Mowgli is "traumatizing."

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  • Steven Spielberg's West Side Story Casts Newcomer Rachel Zegler As Maria

    Steven Spielberg has stayed incredibly true to the source material in casting an actual teenager to lead his upcoming film. The director has tapped 17-year-old high school student — and total Hollywood newcomer — Rachel Zegler to portray Maria in West Side Story, a remake of the 1961 romantic drama.

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  • Matthew Rhys Cast As Perry Mason In HBO Limited Series

    Cue that dramatic music. The HBO limited series Perry Mason, produced by Robert Downey, Jr.'s Team Downey, has found its lead in The Americans star Matthew Rhys. The series will focus on the rise of the most famed defense attorney in all of popular culture as a young private investigator.

    By Mike Floorwalker January 14th, 2019 Read More
  • True Detective Creator Nic Pizzolatto Has A 'Wild' Idea For Season 4

    True Detective just premiered its third season on HBO on Sunday, January 13 — a day ago from the time of this writing — but already creator Nic Pizzolatto is dreaming up big plans for the series' next turn on television. He recently revealed that he has a "wild" idea for a possible season 4.

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  • Star Trek: Discovery Spin-Off Starring Michelle Yeoh In Development

    The Star Trek universe continues to expand. CBS All Access has announced that a Star Trek: Discovery spin-off series has officially entered development, which recurring cast member Michelle Yeoh set to take the lead. The new series will focus on the inner workings of Section 31.

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  • Game Of Thrones Season 8 Premiere Date Finally Announced

    Chime the bells, send out the messenger ravens, and get your oven prepped for a batch of celebratory Direwolf bread -- the great mystery of early 2019 has been solved. We finally know when Game of Thrones will air its final season. On Sunday, HBO announced when the fantasy drama will return.

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  • Audi May Have Spoiled Who Saves Tony Stark In Avengers 4

    So much for keeping secrets, huh, Marvel? Fans have plenty of ideas about who might save Tony Stark from dying in deep space in Avengers: Endgame, but a recent announcement from Audi seems to have revealed who that hero will be, effectively spoiling that aspect of the upcoming film.

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  • Critics' Choice Awards 2019: Complete List Of Winners

    The 2019 Critics' Choice Awards have come and gone, and the ceremony that took place on Sunday, January 13 saw many actors, directors, writers, composers, editors, and designers take home statues for their accomplishments in film and television last year. Here's the full list of winners.

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  • Masters Of The Universe Reboot Lands Iron Man Screenwriters

    The Masters of the Universe have landed some masterful writing talent. Art Marcum and Matt Holloway, the screenwriting team whose credits include the upcoming Men in Black: International as well as inaugural Marvel Cinematic Universe effort Iron Man, have been hired to rewrite the script.

    By Mike Floorwalker January 11th, 2019 Read More
  • Coming To America Sequel Gets A Director

    Prince Akeem is officially coming (back) to America. Paramount has tapped Craig Brewer (Hustle & Flow) to direct the long-gestating sequel to the 1988 comedy classic, with Eddie Murphy expected to reprise his role, according to Deadline. Production is expected to commence sometime this year.

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  • Men In Black: International Photos Offer First Look At New Aliens

    Say hello to some seriously freaky alien agents. Just a day after unveiling plot details for Men in Black: International, plus a pair of on-set snaps and one of the coolest magazine covers we've ever seen, Entertainment Weekly revealed the first look at the new aliens featured in the upcoming film.

    By AJ Caulfield January 11th, 2019 Read More
  • Netflix Faces Lawsuit Over Black Mirror: Bandersnatch

    Netflix is heading down a litigious path over Black Mirror: Bandersnatch. A complaint was filed in Vermont federal court this morning by Chooseco, LLC, publisher of the Choose Your Own Adventure book series, against the streaming giant, alleging copyright infringement and dilution of its brand.

    By Mike Floorwalker January 11th, 2019 Read More