Tony Dalton was a perfect fit to play Lalo Salamanca.

Bong Joon-ho directing Toni Collette is a dream.

On today's /Film Daily, Ben and Chris talk about the new Daredevil series that's in the works at Disney+, the director of the Godzilla streaming show, and more.

Sounds like it's time for Pete Davidson to be hitting the old dusty trail after

A crime family is no match for an accountant with killer math skills in upcoming Hulu series A Calculated Man.

The new Disney film does the cameo-laden nostalgia trip right.

Were you watching closely?

Highway to the danger zone (the mockbuster theatrical experience)!

A shocking, sad, and brave tale of a lie gone wrong.

'One last chance to feel the love.'

Doctor Strange and Scarlet Witch battle with dark magic in a new set of Funko POP! figures based on Multiverse of Madness.

Though The Last Samurai features many white savior tropes, actor Ken Watanabe sees it in a more favorable light.

It's the cutest damn thing.

'Good is not a thing you are, Kamala. It's a thing you do.'

Last Action Hero was a mess behind the scenes, but it still fulfilled a dream that Arnold Schwarzenegger had as a boy.

She joins cast members Anthony Mackie, Stephanie Beatriz, and Thomas Haden Church.

Dawn of the Seven!

With the fourth Cap film still on the horizon, here is the Chris Evans iteration of Steve Rogers in Captain America's 15 greatest moments in the MCU.

The new Rescue Rangers owes more than a few things to the work of Shane Black.

The Mistress of the Dark made a small appearance in Diamonds Are Forever while she was dancing in Las Vegas.

The (bad) boys will be back in town.

It's time to heist.

'Animation for adults is a fact – it's happening, let's call it cinema.'

With Stephen King on board and a $15 million budget, Michael Jackson's Ghosts was positioned to be a cultural epic. So what happened?

Yes, New Line Cinema actually tried to make a sequel to Seven, but David Fincher wasn't having it.

George Lucas used the prequels to turn Star Wars into a six-part story — something major Hollywood studios never would have allowed.

Oscar and Emmy winner Alberto Mielgo tells us about his breathtaking new short, Jibaro, that's part of Netflix's Love, Death and Robots Vol. 3.