Star Trek's Kelvin Timeline Could Still Get One More 'Final Chapter' Movie
Paramount is once again trying to get a fourth (and, as currently planned, final) Star Trek movie set in the Kelvin timeline off the ground.
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Explore Endless Movies: Win A One-Year Pass To MUBI From Your Friends At /Film
We're giving away subscriptions to MUBI, one of the best streaming services on the planet, and entering the contest will take about about five seconds.
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The Live-Action Teen Titans Movie Might Be Exactly What DC Desperately Needs
If DC decides to cater to younger audiences with Teen Titans instead of placating older viewers, the new live-action movie could be the studio's secret weapon.
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Drowning – Plot, Director, Writer, And More Info
Paul Greengrass is adapting T.J. Newman's best-selling novel "Drowning: The Rescue of Flight 421" for the big screen. Here's what we know about the film so far.
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Disney's Next Pirates Of The Caribbean Movie Will Be A Total Reboot, Apparently
Legendary producer Jarry Bruckheimer has indicated the next Pirates of the Caribbean movie will be a total reboot complete with all-new cast members.
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There's A Chinese Remake Of B-Horror Classic Anaconda, And The Trailer Is Absolutely Bonkers
1997's Anaconda was already a pretty ridiculous B-movie, but the trailer for the upcoming Chinese remake puts the original to shame.
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Will Smith & Martin Lawrence Are Ride Or Die In The Bad Boys 4 Trailer
The Bad Boys: Ride or Die trailer is here, complete with all the explosions, gunfights, and chemistry that only Will Smith and Martin Lawrence could cook up.
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Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire Proves The Franchise Has Limited Box Office Potential
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire seems to be following the same path as Afterlife and 2016's Answer the Call. What could this mean for the franchise?
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The Spider-Man: No Way Home Decision That Had J.K. Simmons 'Caught Off-Guard'
Sony wanted to ditch J. Jonah Jameson's mustache for Spider-Man: No Way Home, but J.K. Simmons put his foot down.
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Scarlett Johansson Will Run Away From Dinosaurs In New Jurassic World Movie
Scarlett Johansson is all set to star in the new Jurassic World movie being developed by director Gareth Edwards and writer David Koepp.
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The Cut Luke Line That Stumped Mark Hamill During His Star Wars Screen Test
Mark Hamill's screen test for Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope included a line so clumsily written that George Lucas cut it out of the screenplay.
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Godzilla: Tokyo Clash Designer Explains Why His Game Is 'The Best Kaiju Fighting Game' For Godzilla Fans
We spoke with Godzilla: Tokyo Clash designer Aaron Donogh about bringing Toho's iconic kaiju to the table and why MonsterVerse fans will love the game.
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Stan Lee Used His First Meeting With Tom Holland To Haze Marvel's Newest Spider-Man
When Marvel Comics legend Stan Lee met Tom Holland before Holland played Spider-Man for the first time, Lee took the opportunity to lightly roast the actor.
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Star Wars Composer John Williams Made An Awkward Mistake On The First Film
The legendary John Williams has never made a mistake, but as the composer for Star Wars, one of his pieces has aged a little strangely.
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Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire Mirrors Afterlife With $45 Million Opening Weekend
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire scores a $16 million opening day, putting it on track for a box office debut slightly below Ghostbusters: Afterlife.
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Some Of Dune: Part Two's Shortest Scenes Took Three Entire Days To Film
Out of the many challenges Dune: Part Two presented, the more intimate moments between Paul (Timothée Chalamet) and Chani (Zendaya) proved particularly tricky.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Aquaman Movies
With Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom now streaming, let's take a look at the Aquaman movies in order.
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Why Timothee Chalamet And Denis Villeneuve Didn't Speak English While Filming Dune
Timothee Chalamet and Denis Villeneuve found a way to communicate on the set of Dune without anyone else knowing what was going on.
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How Star Trek's Zachary Quinto Accidentally Started A Campaign For The Role Of Spock
Here's how Zachary Quinto mentioning wanting to play Spock in a Star Trek movie became an unintentional campaign.
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A Stunt From 1962's Dr. No Almost Decapitated Sean Connery
Sean Connery nearly died during a stunt gone wrong in the 1962 James Bond movie Dr. No, which would have had huge ramifications for the '60s as we knew them.
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Godzilla X Kong Looks To Be Another Winner For The MonsterVerse At The Box Office
How will Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire perform at the box office? Things are currently looking pretty good for the newest entry in the MonsterVerse.
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Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire Resurrects Concepts Originally Conceived For The 1984 Movie
Everything old is new again. Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire resurrected ideas from Dan Aykroyd's original Ghostbusters script.
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The Road House Remake Is Much Darker Than The Original – Here's Why
Doug Liman's Road House remake is darker than Rowdy Herrington's 1989 original for two reasons: the lead actor, and the storytelling approach.
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Kung Fu Panda Franchise Fights Its Way Past $2 Billion At The Global Box Office
The Kung Fu Panda films have now pulled in more than $2 billion at the worldwide box office, putting it among the all-time highest grossing animated franchises.
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Dev Patel Seeks Bloody, Brutal Revenge In The Monkey Man Trailer
The newest trailer for Dev Patel's Monkey Man is here to punch you through the screen.
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The Crow Remake Doesn't Sit Right With The Original Director
Alex Proyas, the director of the original version of The Crow, is not thrilled about the long-in-the-works remake that's coming out this year.
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Dune 2 Passes Huge Box Office Milestone (With Plenty Of Spice Left In The Tank)
Dune: Part Two, director Denis Villeneuve's latest sci-fi sequel, has crossed a significant threshold at the box office as its cultural spice continues to flow.
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