'Ray Donovan' Movie In The Works At Showtime, Dads Everywhere Rejoice
Showtime announced that a Ray Donovan movie is in the works and will pick up the story where the seventh season finale left off.
Read MoreShowtime announced that a Ray Donovan movie is in the works and will pick up the story where the seventh season finale left off.
Read MoreWe run through the best and worst sketches of the Woody Harrelson hosted Saturday Night Live 45th season premiere, featuring plenty of guest stars.
Read MoreLiev Schreiber hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time, and he somehow ended up starring in the best episode of the season so far.
Read MoreNicolas Cage has joined the Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse cast as yet another Spider-Man: Spider-Man Noir, an alternate wall-crawler from the 1930s.
Read MoreOur Isle of Dogs spoiler review examines Wes Anderson's new animated film, which is both frequently wonderful and frequently frustrating.
Read MoreAn early Isle of Dogs reviews round-up reveals that Wes Anderson has a very good movie about very good dogs on his hands.
Read MoreThe first Isle of Dogs clip shows off Wes Anderson's latest stop-motion animated film, about a pack of wild dogs living in a garbage dump. Isle of Dogs opens March 23, 2018.
Read MoreBehold the wall of puppers on display in the new Isle of Dogs poster. Wes Anderson's star-studded new stop-motion movie hits theaters in March 2018.
Read MoreJay Baruchel makes his directorial debut with Goon: The Last of the Enforcers, the sequel to the beloved sports comedy. Read our Jay Baruchel interview.
Read MoreJay Baruchel doesn't want the Goon series to end with Goon: Last of the Enforcers. The director of the film recently told us about potential Goon sequels.
Read MoreThe Goon 2 trailer has arrived, giving fans of the hockey comedy from 2011 the sequel they've been waiting for. Jay Baruchel makes his directorial debut.
Read MoreChuck is a new biopic about Chuck Wepner, a New Jersey liquor salesman who went 15 rounds with Muhammad Ali and inspired Sylvester Stallone to write Rocky.
Read MoreThere is no Logan Sabretooth cameo, but director James Mangold did have an idea for one. Sabretooth would've lent Wolverine a hand during his road trip.
Read MoreWatch the full Goon 2 trailer, showing us the life Doug “The Thug” Glatt gets when he can't play hockey anymore. But it appears that doesn't last long.
Read MoreWatch the Goon: Last of the Enforcers trailer. Jay Baruchel directs the hockey comedy sequel starring Seann William Scott, Liev Schreiber and Wyatt Russell.
Read MoreWe were hoping to see the Doug Glatt back this year in Goon: Last of the Enforcers, but we'll have to wait a bit longer. Learn the Goon sequel release date.
Read MoreWill we see a Wolverine 3 Sabretooth return? Liev Schreiber confirms he's had discussions with Hugh Jackman about returning for the X-Men spinoff.
Read MoreWatch The 5th Wave trailer starring Chloë Grace Moretz as a teenage girl trying to survive in a world that's been decimated by an alien invasion.
Read MoreWhy didn't Joaquin Phoenix do Doctor Strange? What has Liev Schreiber heard about Wolverine 3? Why does Stan Lee think Fantastic Four flopped? How can you replicate Jared Leto's Joker makeup? Do you need a Gotham Season 1 refresher? Who else is coming to Supergirl? What happens when you combine Batman and Deathlok? Has Team…
Read MoreMark Ruffalo is in talks for Tom McCarthy's Spotlight, about the Catholic Church's child abuse scandal. Michael Keaton and Stanley Tucci are also on board.
Read MoreIs it weird to watch Woody Allen working as a self-styled pimp, given his own, er, unusual sexual history? Maybe so, and perhaps that just makes this new trailer for John Turturro's film Fading Gigolo more, er, striking. I keep waiting for the whole thing to be revealed as an extended dream sequence, given that…
Read MoreFew modern American historical figures are as mysterious and mythical as chess champion Bobby Fischer. The first American, and youngest World Chess Champion, who famously disappeared for several decades, has been the subject of multiple narrative and documentary films. A new effort has recently moved up on the board. It's called Pawn Sacrifice and will…
Read MoreWalter White isn't the only prickly small-screen antihero coming back in the next couple of weeks. Larry David is returning to television for the first time since Curb Your Enthusiasm's eighth season ended in 2011 with Clear History, a new movie by HBO. Technically, David's Clear History character is entirely separate from his Curb one. For…
Read MoreLeft to his own devices Lee Daniels makes films that are eccentric and sometimes just way the hell out there. (The Paperboy) But he has called his newest film, The Butler, "a big compromise" and explained that the film might be "the closest I will come to as a work-for-hire." Does that mean that, on the…
Read MoreThe red-band trailer for Peter Farrelly's Movie 43 leaned hard on the shock factor of seeing big Hollywood stars revel in foul language and filthy jokes, but the poor green-band trailer is stuck trying to sell the exact same product by only hinting at what the NSFW version could actually show. Is Anna Faris asking…
Read MoreTwelve years after the release of American Pie, I still associate Seann William Scott most strongly with the role of obnoxious, douchey Stifler. But in Michael Dowse's hockey comedy Goon, Scott stars as Stifler's polar opposite: "Doug, the nicest guy you'll ever fight." Scripted by Jay Baruchel and Evan Goldberg, the film follows a bouncer…
Read MoreBecause film development has turned into a game that is more competitive than most sports, we have dueling pictures brewing for a great many subjects. Hockey is a pretty natural subject for a movie duel, however. The film Goon is the first of two to come out of the gate. Goon stars Seann William Scott…
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