Robert Pattinson and Bong Joon-ho graced the stage at CinemaCon 2024 to premiere the trailer for their upcoming sci-fi flick, ‘Mickey 17.’
Nepotism had been a hot topic for famous kids like Lily-Rose Depp and Pierce Bosnan's sons.
The Super Mario Bros. Movie star Keegan-Michael Key says he improvised a song for his character, Toad.
Hang onto your Cappys, Mario fans, as Chris Pratt is setting high expectations for his upcoming role as Mario in Illumination's Super Mario movie. In an interview with Variety, Pratt said his take on the famous plumber will be "unlike anything you've ever heard."
Top Gun is supposed to be the best of the best. The elite. The cream of the cop. The movie needs a trailer to match, and this one for Top Gun: Maverick comes close.
Ghostbusters: Afterlife's mini marshmallow men were not in spired by what you think, at least not entirely.
Remember when we fell in love with a tree in Guardians of the Galaxy, James Gunn surprised us again.
Big almost didn't have Tom Hanks as its star but an Oscar-winning tough guy.
Despite the hype surrounding Zack Snyder's Justice League, WarnerMedia Studios CEO Ann Sarnoff shoots down the possibility of an "Ayer Cut" of 2016's Suicide Squad.
Jurassic World: Dominion will end the current trilogy, and it sounded especially unique to director Colin Trevorrow.
The acclaimed director compares Joker's numbers to Fight Club's failure.
Well, that was honest.
Earth to Ned, premiering this week on Disney+, is one of the most incredible and unexpected delights on the streaming platform, a dazzling mixture of technology and talent. In it, Ned (voiced and partially performed by Paul Rugg) is a towering space alien sent to Earth to destroy life but instead falls in love with the planet’s pop culture and decides instead of conquering, he’ll host a talk show instead. You’ve truly never seen anything like Ned, who took several performers to operate and was brought to life by the geniuses at Jim Henson’s Creature Shop. …
That doesn’t bode well.
There was a lot of pressure riding on Bridesmaids ahead of the film’s release in 2011. Ridiculous but true, the future of female-driven comedy itself was placed on the success or failure of Bridesmaids. If the film was a hit, studios would invest in other female-driven comedies. If it failed, they’d point to Bridesmaids as the reason it was too “risky.” Yes, I know, it’s insane, but the pressure was real. Luckily it all worked out. Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo's script was a sharp, funny, and sweet story about friendship, and Paul Feig …
Marvel Studios has "zero" plans to make Deadpool 3, according to Deadpool creator Rob Liefeld. In a new interview, Liefeld was asked what the chances still are for a Deadpool/X-Force movie now that the characters are under the Disney/MCU umbrella and his response was not encouraging.
Because you probably need to move around more.
Well that's a shame.
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