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Yes, the Deadpool and Wolverine popcorn bucket was made in reaction to the Dune bucket, but it was a close call.

Bond 26's hunt for a new 007 is apparently over, as Aaron Taylor-Johnson has been reported as days away from taking the gig.

As an upcoming Stephen King adaptation switches from a series to a film, producer J.J. Abrams will continue to serve after the swap.

After taking to the skies with Top Gun: Maverick and Devotion, Glen Powell is pivoting back to the rom-com genre, and he has an excellent co-star lined up.

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's trial was popular early in 2022, will Marilyn Manson and Evan Rachel Wood's lawsuit follow?

Sometimes, all it takes to make a James Bond standard new again is proper placement.

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is moving forward, and Michael B. Jordan approves.

Sometimes, it all comes down to the details.

You never know who's laughing out in the crowd.

This actually could have been pretty cool.

A Saturday Night Live fake trailer for Downton Abbey highlighting the leisurely pace and lack of conflict in the movie, turns into a promo for Joker.

An ESA pitch reveals a possible E3 2020 focused on fans, but it's unclear what it offers publishers.

Getting newly-minted Oscar-winner Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse from page to screen must've been an absurd process, considering the fact it combines art styles, comic book generations, and multi-verse hopping characters into one, eye-popping package. So it wasn't exactly a surprise when some footage from the first trailers didn't make it to the final cut of the film. What is surprising, according to a fascinating thread from Spider-Verse associate editor Andy Leviton, is the way Noah Hawley's X-Men series Legion affected a pivotal scene from the film. Early trailers … The post ‘Into the Spider-Verse’ Editor Reveals How FX’s ‘Legion’ Changed a Pivotal Scene appeared first on Collider.